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CURRICULUM VITAE Irving R. Tabershaw, M.D. EDUCATION University of Pennsylvania, B.S. Biology, 1928 State University of New York, Downstate Medical Center, M.D., 1933 EXPERIENCE 1933-1938, Kings County Hospital, Brooklyn, New York. Intern and resident training in medicine, pathology and surgery. 1938-1941, Department of Labor, Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Industrial toxicology and occupational medicine. Including plant surveys, examination for specific Industrial hazards, particularly in defense Industries. Special interest In Beryllium disease. 1945-1946, Director, Division of Industrial Hygiene, State of Alabama. Surveys and studies in Alabama industry and development of a State Industrial hygiene program. 1946-1951, Medical Director, Eastern Division, Liberty Mutual Insurance Company. Diagnosis and control of occupational disease hazards; development of preventive medical programs In industry; teaching occupational medicine and industrial hygiene at Columbia University School og Public Health and Adminis trative Medicine. 1951, Consultant to High Commissioner for Occupied Germany, U.S. State Department. Industrial Hygiene and related matters. 1951-1953, Medical Director, Purolator Products, Rahway, New Jersey. Directed medical department; carried out CMA 007061 Irving R. Tabershaw, M.D Rage 2 preventive medical program; responsible for Industrial hygiene laboratory activities. 1953-1957, Director, Division of Industrial Hygiene, New York State Department of Labor. Responsible for all medical, engineering and laboratory activities of the State industrial hygiene program. Responsible for development of State radiation protection code. Areas of particular interest: toxicology, Workmen's Compensation problems, standards development, and clinical occupational medicine. 1957- 1958, Director of Health and Safety, Nuclear Development Corporation. Directed medical program of a research and development group with particular interest In radiation and other specific hazards; total medical and industrial hygiene control program. 1958- 1962, Scientific Director, Joseph E. Seagram & Sons, Inc. Administrative responsibility for occupational medical program of company. Directed research on toxicology and pharmacology of alcohol; responsible for development of drugs--proprietary and prescription -- for a subsidiary of the company. 1962 - 1972, Professor of Occupational Medicine> School of Public Health, University of California. Resumed full-time teaching in occupational medicine and toxicology. Research In alcohol, asbestos, pesticides. .Head of Environmental Health and Safety for the Campus; direct activities of industrial hygienists, sanitarians, and verterlnarians, etc. 1967 - Present, Editor of the Journal of Occupational Medicine. Full responsibility for editing the Journal. Present, retired (Emeritus) from the University of California at Berkeley as of July 1, 1972. CMA 007062 \ Irving R. Tabershaw, M.D. Page 3 4 \ SPECIALTY BOARD CERTIFICATION Dlplomate, Anerican Board of Preventive Medicine (Occupational Medicine), 1955. SOCIETIES Fellow, American Academy of Occupational Medicine (President, 1957-1958) Fellow, Industrial Medical Association (Board of Directors, 1965-1969) Fellow, American Public Health Association American Medical Association American College Health Association Permanent Commission and International Association on Occupational Health ATameda-Contra Costa County Medical Association SPECIAL COMMITTEES AMD ACTIVITIES 1 4< Consultant, California State Department of Public Health Consultant, National Cancer Plan !1 Chairman, Task Force VI, Fifth National Conference on Health in College Communities t SELECTED PUBLICATIONS Hardy, H. and Tabershaw, I. R,: Delayed Chemical Pneumonitis Occurring in Workers Exposed to Beryllium Compounds. J. Indust. Hyg. & Toxicol. 28:197-211, September 1946. Tabershaw, I. R. and Moorman, W.: Medicine and Industrial Accident Prevention. Indust. Med., 20;86-88, February 1951. Tabershaw, T. R.: Report on Industrial Hygiene in Western Zone of Germany. A;M.A. Arch. Indust. Health 3:298-313. March 195TI 1 1 Tabershaw, I. R. and Klelnfeld, M.: Diagnostic 1 Problems os Pulmonary Industrial Disease. i t A.M.A. Arch. Indust. Health, 13:177-180, i February 1956. i Tabershaw, I. R.: Establishing Causal Relationship In Workmen's Comoensatlon Cases. New York J. i Med. ,57:251-254, January 15, 1957. CMA 007063 iii Irving R. Tabershaw, H.D. Page 4 Tabershaw, I. R.: Chronic Effects of Ionizing Radiation: Industrial Experience. J. Chronic Pis. 9:134-142, February 1959. Tabershaw, I. R. and Cooper, W. C.: Sequelae of Acute Organic Phosphate Poisoning, Journal of Occupational Medicine 8:5-20, January 1966. Tabershaw, I. R.: The Effect of Health and Safety Legislation on Occupational Medicine, Journal of Occupational Medicine 9:111-114, March 1967. Tabershaw, I. R.; Ottoboni, F., and Cooper, W. C. : Oxidants: Air Quality Criteria Based on Health Effects, Journal of Occupational Medicine. 10:464-484, September 1968. Tabershaw, I. R.: A New Health Professional--The Environtologist, A.M.A. Arch. Environ. Health, 18:811-815, May lST^ Tabershaw, I. R.t Ruotolo, B. P. W. and Gleason, R. P.: Plumbism Resulting from Oxyacetylenc Cutting of Painted Structural Steel. J. Indust. Hyg. & Toxicol .. 25:189-191 , May 1943. Tabershaw, I. R.: Medical Progress: Industrial Hygiene In 1945. New Engl . J. Med., 233:447-443, October 11, 1945. Tabershaw, I. R. and Tebbens, B. D.: The Use of Aluminum in Silicosis Control. J Med. Assoc. Alabama. 15:89-93, September 1945; also Indust. Med., 14:709-711 , September 1945. Tabershaw, I. R.: Fifty Years Progress In Industrial Medicine; Industrial Medicine as a Social Instrument. New Engl. J. Med., 244:634-639, April 26 , 195TT Tabershaw, I.R. The Significance of Current Research In Alcohol Metabolism, AMA Archives of EnvironHealth. 1:248-252, September i960. Tabershaw, I.R. and Glel, C.P: The Role of Drugs in Occupational Medicine, Journal of Occupational Medlclne. 3:563-566, December Y96T. Caklhana, R., Brown, D.R., McClearn.G.E., and Taber shaw, I.R,: Brain Sensitivity to Alcohol In Inbred Mouse Strains, Sclence. 154:1574-1575, December 23,1966. Dr. Tabershaw Is the author of some 50 additional articles. ChA 007064