Verne Edward Chaney

Background

Chaney, Verne Edward was born on July 16, 1923 in Kansas City, Missoury.

Education

Bachelor of Science, Virginia Military Institute, 1951; Doctor of Medicine Johns Hopkins University, 1948; Master of Public Health, Johns Hopkins University, 1972.

Career

Intern surgery, Johns Hopkins University Hospital, 1948-1949; assistant resident, Johns Hopkins University Hospital, 1949-1950; instructor anatomy, Johns Hopkins University Hospital, 1950-1953; surgical resident, North Carolina Memorial Hospital, Chapel Hill, 1953-1956; chief of surgery, Albert Schweitzer Hospital, Deschappeles, Haiti, 1956-1958; practice medicine specializing in thoracic surgery, Monterey, California, 1958-1961; president and founder, Thomas A. Dooley Foundation-INTERMED, Inc., New York City, since 1961; clinical professor surgery, U. Miami, since 1976; clinical professor epidemiology public health, U. Miami, since 1977; founder, president, INTERMED, Geneva, since 1976.

Achievements

• Verne Edward Chaney has been listed as a noteworthy Surgeon, foundation executive, educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Served from private to captain Medical Corps United States Army, 1944, 51-53. Fellow American College of Surgeons, American College Chest Physicians. Member of New York State Medical Society, New York Academy of Medicine, American Public Health Association, International Health Society (president 1987-1988), Nathan A. Womack Surgical Society, International Society Surgeons, National Society Fund Raising Executives, Explorers Club.

Connections

Son of Verne Edward and Adelaide (Hafner) C. Divorced; children: Christopher Edward, Steven Wood.

Father:

Verne Edward Chaney

Mother:

Adelaide (Hafner) Chaney

child:

Steven Wood Chaney

child:

Christopher Edward Chaney