Roland Harrison Ingram

Background

Ingram, Roland Harrison was born on March 10, 1935 in Birmingham, Alabama, United States. Son of Roland Harrison and Florence (Emerson) Ingram.

Education

Bachelor of Science, U. Alabama, 1957; Doctor of Medicine cum laude, Yale University, 1960; Master of Arts (honorary), Harvard University, 1980.

Career

Intern, Peter Bent Brigham Hospital, Boston, 1960-1961; resident, Barnes Hospital, St. Louis, 1963, 64; resident, Yale University Medical Center, 1964-1965; from assistant professor to associate professor medicine, Emory University School Medicine, 1968-1970; professor medicine, Emory University School Medicine, 1970-1973, 92-; associate professor medicine, Harvard Medical School, 1973-1979; director respiratory division, Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston, 1973-1989; director respiratory division, Beth Israel Hospital, Boston, 1980-1985; Parker B. Francis professor medicine, Harvard Medical School, 1979-1989; vice department chairman medicine, University of Minnesota, since 1989; chief internal medicine, Hennepin County Medical Center, Minneapolis, 1989-1992; chief internal medicine, Emory Crawford Long Hospital, since 1992; chief pulmonary critical care division, Emory Crawford Long Hospital, 1992-1998; M. West Looney professor medicine, Emory University School Medicine, since 1992.

Achievements

• Roland Harrison Ingram has been listed as a noteworthy Physician, educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Served with United States Public Health Service, 1961-1963. Member American College of Physicians, American Society Clinical Investigation, Association American Physicians, American Physiological Society, American Thoracic Society (president 1983-1984), American Clinical Climatological Association Beta Kappa, Alpha Omega Alpha.

Connections

Married Marguerite Lewis Colville, June 25, 1961. 1 child, Mary Elizabeth.

Father:

Roland Harrison Ingram

Mother:

Florence (Emerson) Ingram

Spouse:

Marguerite Lewis Colville

child:

Mary Elizabeth Ingram