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FILE NAME: American Cyanamid (AMCY) DATE: 0000 DOC#: AMCY017 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: CV of RM Clyne -c;r'_ i_UX VITAE ROBERT MARTIN CLYNE HOME ADDRESS ' 72 Island View Drive, Eox 863 Sag Harbor, LI, NY 11963 Tel. 516 - 725-3209 p 18 Kitchell Lake Drive West Milford, NJ 07480 Tel, 201 - 728-7167 PERSONAL Date of Birth: July 23, 1918 Place of Birth: Bridgeport, Connecticut Marital Status: Married to Mary Theresa Clyne t 3 sons: Robert, Richard, Roger PREMEDICAL EDUCATION Fordham University, B.S. 1939 MEDICAL SCHOOL Cornell University Medical School, M.D. degree, March 1943 POSTGRADUATE TRAINING Internship: April tc December 1943 Lenox Hill Hospital 76th Street fit Park Avenue New York City, NY Assistant Resident & Resident Internal Medicines January 1944 to June Lincoln Hospital Concord Avenue Bronx, New York 1945 Resident Internal Medicine: April 1946 to June 1947 Bronx Veterans Administration Hospital Kingsbridge Road Bronx, New York -'je c HOSPITAL APPOINTMENTS (1) Bronx Veterans Administration Hospital - Chief Cardiology Clinic -- 1947 to 1948 (2) Lincoln Hospital -- Clinical Assistant in Medicine 1948 to 1950 (3) Forcham Hospital -- Assistant Attending in Medicine 1949 to 1950 (4) Lenox Hill Hospital -- Clinical Assistant m Medicine -- 1952 to 1957 PRIVATE PRACTICE Eronx, New York, March 1948 to September 1950. CERTIFICATION American Board of Internal Medicine, November 18, 1952. MEMBERSHIPS AND SOCIETIES Fellow of the American College of Physicians, November 9, 1957 . Fellow of the American Academy of Occupational Medicine, February 13, 1957. Fellow of the Industrial Medical Association (How American Occupational Medical Association), March 19, 1957. Fellow of the American College of Preventive Medicine, May 10, 1973. Member of the Medical Directors Forum. Member of the Board of Directors of the American Academy of Occupational Medicine, 1972-1975. Member of the Board of Directors of the American Occupational Medical Association, 1975-81. Carrie- 1 Vitae Soi.Htt y^i'in Clyne ACADEMIC AFFILIATIONS Guest lecturer on Occupational Health at Colby College and on Alcoholism in Industry at Rutgers University, the University cf Utah and the University of Miami. LICENSES New York -- August 17, 1953 New Jersey -- January 11, 1961 MILITARY SERVICE First Lieutenant, Army of the United States, 1945-1S46. INDUSTRIAL EXPERIENCE Joined American Cyanamid Company in June 1948 as a Staff Physician in the Headquarters clinic and became Director of the clinic in September of 1950. In 1955, was appointed Assistant Medical Director. In that capacity had responsibility for implementation of Cyanamid's Employee Health Program on a corporate basis. In October cf 1958, was appointed Director of Employee Health, in which position also assumed responsibility for the Corporate Industrial Hygiene Program, In September of 1967, was appointed Corporate Medical Director of American Cyanamid Company with responsibility for the Company's programs in Employee Health, Industrial Hygiene, Toxicology, Safety and Loss Prevention. In 1979, with the establishment of the Environmental Services Division, continued as Corporate Medical Director with responsibility for Cyanamid's Employee Health Program. This program involved 15 full-time physicians, 16 part-time physicians and approximately 135 fee-for-service physicians; approximately 50 nurses and 3 technicians in the United States and Canada. Served as Medical Consultant to the Corporate Insurance Department including Personal Protection Programs as well as Workmen's compensation. Similarly, had responsibility for Total and Permanent Disability benefits under the Company's pension plan. Member of Cyanamid's Occupational Health and Label Committees. Served as an expert witness for the Company in civil and Workmen's compensation litigation. Retired from American Cyanamid Company on March 31, 1981. Curr ic_ 1_,m V.-__e Robert Mirtir. Ciy.ne t uu l j i Cn11 obs Clyne, R.M.: Epidemiology of menirigococcus meningitis. Archives of Pediatrics 60: 24-46, January 1943. Clyne, R.M., Leeds, H*M* and Coweery, J.S.: Spontaneous hypoglycemia due to islet-cell tumors of the pancreas. Report of two cases and review of the literature. bew York State Journal of Medicine 45: 405-409, FebruarvTs 1945. Nelson, J., Clyne, R.M. and Sharnoff, J.G.: Bilateral subdural hematoma - unusual complication of meningo coccus meningitis. Annals of Internal Medicine 25: 862-867, November 1946. Clyne, R.M.: Executive health examinations. A. M. A. Archives of Industrial Health 17: 602-609, June 1953. Clyne, R.M.: Detection and rehabilitation of problem drinkers in industry. Journal of Occupational Medicine 7: 265-268, June 1965. Clyne, R.M.: Pitfalls in a rehabilitation program for the alcoholic employee. Industrial Medicine 40: 34-37, September 1971. Clyne, R.M.: Monthly Industrial Medical Association reports on the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970. Journal of Occupational Medicine, 1971-1972. Clyne, R.M. and Shaffer, C.B.: Toxicological Information Cyanamid Organophosphate Pesticides, Third Edition, American Cyanamid Company, August 1975. Clyne, R.M.: Fetotoxicity and Fertile Female Employees. Springer Series on Industry arid Health Care, 8, edited by Egdahl, R.H. and Walsh, D.C., Center for Industry and Health Care, Boston University, 1980. Clyne, R.M., Karrh, B.W., Carmody, T.W., Gould, K.G., Portela-Cubria, G., Smith, J.M., and Freifeld, M .: Guidance for Evaluation, Risk Assessment, and Control of Chemical Embryo-Fetotoxins. 1980. (For future publica tion in the Journal of Occupational Medicine).