Background
Weiss, Stephen Max was born on November 20, 1947 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States. Son of Walter and Rita (Griffin) Weiss.
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Stephen Max Weiss
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Stephen Max Weiss, American Healthcare administrator, surgeon, educator. Diplomate American Board Surgery, recertification; licensed, Pennsylvania. Recipient Volunteer Achievement award Philadelphia division American Cancer Society, 1987;junior faculty clinical fellow American Cancer Society, 1979-1982, clinical fellow, 1976-1977; grantee American Cancer Society, 1988, National Cancer Institute, 1993.
Education
Bachelor of Science, Ursinus College, 1969; Doctor of Medicine, Temple University, 1973; Master of Business Administration, Allentown College, 1998.
Career
Surgery resident, Pennsylvania Hospital, Philadelphia, 1973-1978;
fellow in surgical oncology, Thomas Jefferson U., Philadelphia, 1978-1979;
from assistant professor surgery to associate professor surgery, Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia, 1979-1993;
attending surgeon, Thomas Jefferson University Hospital, Philadelphia, 1979-1987;
assistant surgeon, Pennsylvania Hospital, Philadelphia, 1984-1987;
attending surgeon, department chairman surgery, director surgical research prg., Mercy Catholic Medical Center, Darby, Pennsylvania, 1987-1993;
department chairman surgery, director surgical residence program, Mercy Catholic Medical Center, Darby, 1987-1993;
attending surgeon, Mercy Haverford Hospital, Havertown, Pennsylvania, 1991-1993;
clinical associate professor surgery College Medicine, Pennsylvania State University, 1993-1995;
department chairman surgery, director surgical residency program, Pinnacle Health Sys. (merger Polyclinic Medical Center and Harrisburg Hospital), Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, since 1993.
General and oncologic surgeon Capital Area Surgical Associations, Professional Corporation, Harrisburg, since 1994. Consultant Wilmington (Delaware) Veterans Administration Hospital., 1979-1986, Wills Eye Hospital, Philadelphia, 1981-1987. Adjunct assistant professor surgery School Medicine, University of Pennsylvania, 1984-1988.
Member commission on science business Philadelphia Academy Surgery, 1987-1988, secretary, 1989-1992, 2d vice president, 1993, 1st vice president, 1994, president, 1995. Associate examiner American Board Surgery, 1992, 95.
Achievements
Membership
Board of directors Philadelphia division American Cancer Society, 1983-1992, chairman professional education committee, 1986-1988, president, 1990-1991, board directors, 1994-1995. Fellow American College of Surgeons (member Philadelphia chapter 1986-1993, member central Pennsylvania chapter 1993-1995, president central Pennsylvania chapter 1995, 97, field liaison commission on cancer Thomas Jefferson University Hospital 1982-1987). Member American Medical Association, American College Radiology (member institutional review board Radiation Oncology Study Center 1982-1985, 92, chairman surgical.com.
Radiation Therapy Oncology Group 1982-1988), American Society Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition, Association for Academy Surgery, American Radium Society, Society.Surg. Oncology, American College Physician Executives, Philadelphia County Medical Society, Sigma Xi.
