CURRICULUM VITAE

Robert E. Galloway, M.D., M.P.H., M.B.A., F.A.C.P.

Office: Residence:

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Houston, TX 77096

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PERSONAL DATA: Male, Married, One Child, and Excellent Health.

EDUCATION:

1965 B.S. Biochemistry

Loyola University, Chicago, Illinois

1966 M.S.--Biochemistry

Northwestern University, Chicago, Illinois

1973 M.D. Medicine

Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut

1996 M.P.H. Public Health

University of Texas Health Science Center and School of Public

Health.

Houston, Texas

2001 M.B.A Business Administration

Rice University, Graduate School of Business

Houston, Texas

2007 F.A.C.P Fellow, American College of Physicians,

Philadelphia, Pa.

HOSPITAL/ UNIVERSITY/ COMMUNITY EXPERIENCE:

2001, January Traveled to East Asia as part of my requirement for my MBA from

Rice U. Graduate School of Business. Business Centers visited included: Singapore, Ho Chi Minh, and Beijing, China.

2000-Present Baylor Community Medicine (PPS) Mentoring Program emphasizing patient-physician relationships & service to the Community.

2000, September International Society for Equity in Health, Public Health Conference in Havana, Cuba.

1998, August Business trip to Costa Rica, South America

1992, Nov. Board of Directors of Senegalese publication, Afrique Noir

1990, May Business trip to Senegal, West Africa

1988, August Founder of African American Heritage Museum of Houston.

1986, March Traveled to Haiti with the Reverend Bill Lawson for the purpose of doing a feasibility study on a mission school and rendering an opinion as to whether or not that facility could be transformed into a health clinic.

1982-Present Practitioner of Internal Medicine

Methodist Hospital, Active Staff

Hermann Hospital, Active Staff

Ben Taub General Hospital, Active Staff

Riverside General Hospital, Active Staff

Park Plaza Hospital, Active Staff

Intracare Hospital, Consulting Staff

1980-1982Member of First Houston AIDS WORKING TASK FORCE.

1979-1981 Director of “Work and Study” Program of Baylor School of Medicine. This was a Summer Enrichment Program for Minority and Disadvantaged Students (From the Community) who were aspiring to gain access to Medical School.

1977-1978Professor (Adjunct) Department of Biology, Texas Southern University,

Houston, Texas; Instructor of Allied Health Sciences, Responsibilities included preparing students to assume functions of health care providers in the fields of Pulmonary Disease, Infectious Disease, Nursing, Pharmacology, and Nursing for and in the Community.

1977-1978 Methodist Hospital & Veterans Administration Hospital Active

Teaching Staff

Ben Taub General Hospital-Harris County Hospital System & District

Clinic System

1977, Dec. Traveled to and rendered clinical research in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia under the auspices of the U.S. Naval Medical Reserve (Bethesda, Md., John Hopkins University, and Case Western Reserve University Hospitals (See under Publications) Later visited clinics in Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Egypt and the Sudan.

1976-1977Cleveland Metropolitan General Hospital & Clinic Systems; K. W.

Clement Community Center, Cleveland, Ohio

Associate Clinical Staff-Cleveland University and Cuyahoga County Hospital System, Cleveland, Ohio

Clinical Instructor, Medical Fellow and Robert Wood Johnson Clinical

Scholar, Case Western Reserve University Hospitals; Faculty Staff, Cleveland Metropolitan General Hospital

1975-1976Senior Resident, University Hospitals of Case Western Reserve;

Department of Internal Medicine.

1974-1975Junior Resident, University Hospitals of Case Western Reserve;

Department of Internal Medicine

1973-1974Internship (Straight Medicine) @ Maimonides Medical Center in

Downstate New York; Department of Internal Medicine, Brooklyn,

New York City

1972, March Founder of the Sickle Cell Anemia Association of South-Central Connecticut

1970, June Traveled to and lived in Kingston, Jamaica at the University of the West Indies as an extension of my summer Medical Clerkship. There I studied Sickle Cell Disease as it ravaged the less fortunate people of the island. See under Publications (Sickle Cell)

COMMITTEES & AWARDS:

2001-Present African American Museum Association of Houston, Board of Directors

2000-Present Cultural Arts Council of Houston & Harris County, Board of Directors

1999-Present J.B.Coleman College of Allied Health Professionals, Board of Directors

1998, Mar. Certificate of Appreciation from Mayor Lee Brown, Transition Team.

1995-2000UNCF (United Negro College Fund), Board of Directors

1997-Present GHAHEC Community Faculty Membership

1996-Present Houston Community College, Board of Advisors

1992, October Texas House of Representatives; Congratulations for Community

Service from Senfronia Thompson.

1992, October City of Houston, Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority Inc., Gamma Phi Sigma

Chapter, “Men on the Move”

1992, June Downtown Houston Frontiers International Club: Annual Juneteenth

Celebration.

1991, Nov The Afro-American Sheriff’s Deputy League Medicine Award.

1991, October Devoted to Community Service-Congratulations from the YMCA

1991, Certificate of Appreciation from Mayor Kathy Whitmire

1990, Feb. “Citizen of the Month” Extended by Anheuser Busch in Recognition

of Community Service.

1988-Present Martin Luther King Credit Union, Board of Directors

1986, June Grand Club Distinguished Service to Youth Award (YMCA)

1985-2000 YMCA (South Central/Wheeler Avenue Branch), Board of Directors

1993-1997Human Enrichment of Life Programs, Inc. (Help, Inc.). This is a

Community Based organization founded by Mr. Quinton Meese for the purpose of honoring and giving needed assistance to the positive forces of the Community.

1992-1998Indonesian Trade & Business Association, Board of Directors

1992-1995Museum of Fine Arts, Advisory Board of African American Arts

1992-1996Society for the Performing Arts; Board of Directors

1990-1992Houston Livestock & Rodeo; Advisory Board

1991Citizen of the Month

Anheuser Busch & Company

Houston Defender Newspaper

1900 Recipient of the Black History Month Award

Lee College, Baytown, Texas

Certificate of Appreciation

Mayor Kathy Whitmore, Houston, Texas

YMCA, Service to Youth Award

Houston, Texas

1989 Plaza Del Oro Bank

Board of Directors

1988 Founder African American Heritage Museum

Houston, Texas

1987 National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, Life Membership

1983 Alpha Kappa Omega Chapter, Alpha Kappa Sorority: Certificate of Appreciation for Community Service.

1983 Chief of Staff, Riverside General Hospital

Houston, Texas

1978-1973Medical Director of St. Joseph’s Lab & X-Ray Services, Ltd.

Houston’s Professional and Businessmen’s Association, Life Membership

Member, Rotary Club of Houston of Houston

FACULTY APPOINTMENTS:

Clinical Faculty and Assistant Professor for Baylor College of Medicine; Departments of Internal Medicine and Community Medicine. Department of Internal Medicine of University of Texas Health Science Center @ Houston, Texas.

LICENSES:

Texas, New Mexico and Illinois.

MEMBERSHIPS:

The Cultural Arts Council of Houston

The United Negro College Fund

National Association of Black MBA’s

Houston Better Business Association

American Federation for Clinical Research

American Chemical Society

YMCA (Wheeler Avenue & Executive Branch)

PUBLICATIONS:

Southern Medical Journal: Complete Jejunoileal Necrosis due to Torsion of the

Superior Mesenteric Artery; December 1990

Medical Journal of St. Joseph Hospital: The Rational Use of Antimicrobial Drugs;

September 1979

American Journal of Medicine: Activation of Protein Mediators of Inflammation

And Evidence of Endotoxemia in Borrelia Recurrentis Infection; Vol 63 ; pp 843-

1034; December 1977

Yale Medical Alumni: The Doctor Bird; Spring, 1973

Lancet: Oral Zinc Sulphate in Sickle Cell Disease; October 31, 1970

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