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Koh, Younsuck was born on February 11, 1956 in Daegu, Republic of Korea. Son of Nami Bae.
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Younsuck Koh
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Younsuck Koh, Korean physician, educator. Licensed physician Korean Ministry Health and Welfare, 1982, certified board internal medicine Korean Society Internal Medicine, 1989, subspecialty board pulmonology Korean Society Internal Medicine, 1993. Named Professor of Year, University Ulsan College Medicine, 2002; recipient Teacher of Year award, Department Internal Medicine, Asan Medical Center, 1995, 2004.
Education
Bachelor, University Hanyang, Seoul, Republic of Korea, 1982. Master of Science, University Hanyang, Seoul, Republic of Korea, 1988. Doctor of Philosophy, University Hanyang, Seoul, Republic of Korea, 1992.
Career
From instructor to professor medicine University Ulsan (Republic of Korea) College Medicine, since 1990. Head critical care medicine Asan Medical Center, Seoul, Republic of Korea, since 2001, chairman hospital medical ethic committee, since 2000, head division pulmonary and critical care medicine, since 2005. Lieutenant Korean Military, 1982-1985.
Achievements
Membership
Fellow: American Society Critical Care Medicine (life). Member: Asia Pacific Association Critical Care Medicine (member Korean council since 2003), East China Association Critical Care Medicine (international committeeman since 2005), Korean Society for Medical Ethics Education (vice president since 2007), Korean Society Critical Care Medicine (chairman science committee 1999—2004, chairman international relations committee since 2004).
Connections
Married Kumsoo Kang, April 18, 1982. Children: Hyojeng, Kihyuk.
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Born
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Nationality
Korean
Education
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1982
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1988
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1992
Awards
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Named Professor of Year, University Ulsan College Medicine, 2002. Recipient Teacher of Year award, Department Internal Medicine, Asan Medical Center, 1995, 2004.Named Professor of Year, University Ulsan College Medicine, 2002. Recipient Teacher of Year award, Department Internal Medicine, Asan Medical Center, 1995, 2004.