Stephen Byron Shohet

Background

Shohet, Stephen Byron was born on November 29, 1934 in Boston, Massachusetts, United States. Son of Harmon Abraham and Grace (Cohen) Shohet.

Education

Bachelor of Arts, Harvard University, 1956; Doctor of Medicine Harvard University, 1960.

Career

Intern, resident in medicine, Beth Israel Hospital, Boston, 1960-1962; clinical associate, National Institutes of Health, 1962-1964; senior staff associate, National Institutes of Health, 1965; fellow in hematology, instructor medicine, Peter Bent Brigham Hospital, 1965-1969; assistant professor, Harvard University, 1969-1971; associate professor, University of California, San Francisco, 1971-1976; professor medicine and laboratory medicine, University of California, since 1976; chief hematology, University of California, 1974-1984; director Cancer Research Institute, University of California, 1974-1980; director MacMillan-Cargill Hematology Research Laboratory, University of California, since 1980.

Achievements

• Stephen Byron Shohet has been listed as a noteworthy Medical educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member American Society Clinical Investigation, American Society Hematology, Biophysics Society, American Association Physicians, Red Cell Club, Western Association Physicians.

Connections

Married Geraldine Poplack, July 22, 1956. Children: Ralph, Grace, Jason, Juliet.

Father:

Harmon Abraham Shohet

Mother:

Grace (Cohen) Shohet

Spouse:

Geraldine Poplack

child:

Juliet Shohet

child:

Ralph Shohet

child:

Jason Shohet

child:

Grace Shohet