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Oncology Surgery |
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He was trained as a cancer surgeon at Memorial Sloan-Kettering where he remained on staff for 20 years and was involved in the surgery of advanced cancer problems and the immunotherapeutic approaches to managing the patients |
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Board of Directors, New York State Cancer Programs Association (1970-1973, 1982-1985); Brooklyn Unit, American Cancer Society Board of Directors (1970-1977); Chairman, Committee of Professional Education (1972-1977); American Cancer Society President (1976-1979); New York City Division, American Cancer Society Board of Directors (1972-2000); Vice President, NY City Division American Cancer Society (1982); CALGB (1029) (1982-Present); President, New York State Cancer Programs Association (1986); Board of Directors Israel Cancer Research Fund (1993-Present); Board of Directors, Sass Foundation for Cancer Research (2003-Present); Editorial Board, Journal of Cancer Elsevier (2010-Present); New York Academy of Science; New York Cancer Society; James Ewing Society of Surgical Oncology; Society of Head and Neck Surgeons; American Society of Clincial Oncology; American Association Cancer Research; Metropolitan New York Breast Cancer Group; New York State Biotech Association |
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Clinical Assistant Surgeon- Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (1965-1970), Bone Sarcoma Service (1970-1982), Adjunct Attending Gastric Mixed Tumor Service- MSKCC (1982-1985); Physician in Charge, Neoplastic Surgery- The Jewish Hospital and Medical Center of Brooklyn (1965-1977); Attending Surgical Oncology Department of Surgery- North Shore University Hospital (1975-Present); Chief Division Surgical Oncology- North Shore University Hospital (1998-2007); Senior Attending Surgical Oncology- North Shore University Hospital (2008-Present); Founder, International BioImmune Systems (1990); CEO, International BioImmune Systems (1995-2003); CEO and Founder, Neogenix Oncology; Chairman Board, Neogenix (2010-Present); Founder and President- North Shore Surgical Oncology Associates (1980-2009); Part Time NSSO (2009-Present) |
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M.D.- State University of New York, Downstate Medical Center (1957). He then completed his Internship and Surgical Residency at Jewish Hospital of Brooklyn; B.A.- Brooklyn College |
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American Board of Surgery, 1963; F.A.C.S., 1967 |
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Tom Randall |
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Two major textbooks and publishing over 80 journal articles related to cancer treatment |
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