Theodore Carl Eickhoff

Background

Eickhoff, Theodore Carl was born on September 13, 1931 in Cleveland. Son of Theodore Henry and Clara (Strassen) Eickhoff.

Education

Bachelor, Valparaiso U., 1953; Doctor of Medicine, Case Western Reserve U., 1957.

Career

Intern, then resident, Harvard Medical Services, Boston City Hospital, 1957-1959; fellow in medicine, Harvard Medical School-Boston City Hospital, 1961-1964; epidemiologist, Center for Disease Control, 1964-1967; professor medicine, U. Colorado Medical Center, since 1975; head division infectious disease, U. Colorado Medical Center, 1967-1980; vice department chairman medicine, U. Colorado Medical Center, 1976-1981; director internal medicine, Presbyterian/St. Luke's Medical Center, 1981-1992; director medicine, Denver General Hospital, 1978-1981. Consultant Food and Drug Administration, Centers for Disease Control, American Hospital Association. Member of national commission orphan diseases Department of Health and Human Services, 1986-1990, member vaccines advising committee, since 1995.

Achievements

• Theodore Carl Eickhoff has been listed as a noteworthy Physician by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Served with United States Public Health Service, 1959-1967. Member American College of Physicians (Distinguished Internist award Colorado chapter 1995), American Federation Clin.Rsch., American Society Clinical Investigation, Association American Physicians, Infectious Diseases Society American (secretary 1978-1982, president 1983-1984, Finland Lectureshipaward 1995), American Epidemiological Society (president 1985-1986).

Connections

Married Margaret Heinecke, Aug.24, 1952. Children: Stephen, Mark, Philip.

Father:

Theodore Henry Eickhoff

Mother:

Clara (Strassen) Eickhoff

Spouse:

Margaret Heinecke

child:

Philip Eickhoff

child:

Mark Eickhoff

child:

Stephen Eickhoff