Thomas Daniel Sabin

Background

Sabin, Thomas Daniel was born on April 28, 1936 in Webster, Massachusetts, United States. Son of Gerald Francis and Olga Marie (Spahl) Sabin.

Education

Bachelor of Science, Tufts U., Medford, Massachusetts, 1958; Doctor of Medicine, Tufts U., Boston, 1962.

Career

Intern in medicine, Massachusetts Memorial Hospitals, 1962-1963; resident in medicine, Massachusetts Memorial Hospitals, 1963-1964; resident in neurology, Boston City Hospital, 1964-1966; chief resident in neurology, New England Medical Center, 1966-1967; deputy director rehabilitation, United States Public Health Service Hospital, Carville, Louisiana, 1967-1970; director neurological unit, Boston City Hospital, 1975-1997; professor neurology and psychiatry, Boston University School Medicine, since 1979; lecturer neurology, Tufts U., Boston professor and vice chairman Neurology, Tufts U., since 1998; president, Sabin & Mark PC, Brookline, Massachusetts, 1974-1996.

Achievements

• Achievements include principal investigation for drug trials in dementia, intraventricular dopamine in endstage parkinsonism. Research on auto mutilation of insensitive extremities.

Membership

Fellow American Academy Neurology. Member Boton Society Neurology and Psychiatry (past president), Society Clinical Neurologists, Manchester Yacht Club (commodore 1988-1990), Alpha Omega Alpha.

Connections

Married Joyce Marie Nelson, September 6, 1958. Children: Kristine M. Sterpe, Douglas Grosvenor, Paul Chandler.

Father:

Gerald Francis Sabin

Mother:

Olga Marie (Spahl) Sabin

Spouse:

Joyce Marie Nelson

child:

Paul Chandler Sabin

child:

Douglas Grosvenor Sabin

child:

Kristine M. Sterpe Sabin