Background
Forlenza, Thomas Joseph was born on July 18, 1951 in S.I., New York, United States.
Forlenza, Thomas Joseph was born on July 18, 1951 in S.I., New York, United States.
AB summa cum laude, Boston College, 1973; Doctor of Medicine, Boston College, 1977.
Intern in medicine, St. Vincent's Medical Center of Richmond, S.I., 1977-1978;
resident in internal medicine, U. Kentucky, Lexington, 1978-1980;
clinical fellow division hematology, New York University School Medicine, 1981-1982;
Blood Bank fellow division pathology, New York University School Medicine, 1981-1982;
clinical fellow division oncology, Downstate-Kings County Medical Center, 1982-1983;
assistant instructor medicine, Downstate-Kings County Medical Center, 1982-1983;
instructor medicine, Downstate-Kings County Medical Center, 1983-1985;
assistant professor clinical medicine Health Science Center at Brooklyn, Downstate-Kings County Medical Center, 1985-1988;
associate director oncology, Woodhull Medical Center, Brooklyn, 1983-1988;
private practice, S.I., since 1983;
director blood bank, Bayley Seton Hospital, S.I., 1984-1987;
medical director Pax Christi Hospice, St. Vincent's Medical Center/Bayley Seton Hospital, S.I., since 1988;
medical director oncology, St. Vincent's Medical Center, S.I., since 1988;
chief hematology-oncology, Bayley Seton Hospital, S.I., since 1994;
member of faculty physician's assistance training program, Bayley Seton Hospital, S.I., since 1995;
clinical assistant professor medicine, New York University, since 1989;
assistant attending physician, Bellevue, New York City, since 1989. Member clinical affiliate faculty St. John's U., Wagner College, College of S.I., since 1995. Responsible investigator Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group, Woodhull Medical Center through Downstate Medical Center, 1982-1987.
Member oncology committee, member tumor board Woodhull Medical Center, 1983-1988. Member cancer committee St. Vincent's Medical Center Richmond, since 1983, co-chairman cancer committee, since 1990, member research committee, member transfusion committee, since 1988, chairman research committee, member ethics committee, member mission effectiveness committee, since 1990, chairman ethics committee, member Executive Committee, since 1991. Member transfusion committee Bayley Seton Hospital, since 1984, Chairman of Commission, 1984-1988.
Member residency review committee Woodhull Medical and Mental Health Center Richmond, 1987-1988.
Volunteer physician THE DOOR, An Adolescent Center, 1981-1983. Fellow American College of Physicians. Member American Medical Association, American Society Hematology, American Society Clinical Oncology, Society for Study of Blood, National Cooley's Anemia Foundation (board directors since 1989, physician advisor to S.I. chapter since 1985, medical consultant S.I. chapter since 1986, Hourglass award 1986), American Cancer Society (board directors New York City division since 1990, member Executive Board S.I. chapter, chairman professional education committee S.I. chapter since 1984, honoree S.I. unit Sword of Hope Ball 1988), New York State Medical Society, Bayley Seton Society, American Association Sovereign Military Order Malta, Richmond County Medical Society, Bell Society, Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Delta Epsilon (president Association for the Study of Internal Fixation chapter 1975-1976). M C.
M. Lucille Coniglione. Children: Thomas Joseph Junior, Rebecca Suzanne.
