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MARCUS B. BOND. M.D. CCCUHTionl medicine l?ll ABUTUS STHEE* GOlDEN CClOKiCO 10*01 (1CJ-, 212-7112 CURRICULUM VITAE Place and date of birth: Miller County, Missouri, February 20, 1926 I. Education and Degrees 1. . Westminster College, Fulton, Missouri: A. B., 1946. 2. Washington University School of Medicine, St. Louis: M. 0., 1949. 3. University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati: Doctor of Industrial Medicine (Sc.D.). i960 II. Experience and Training 1. St. Elizabeth's Hospital, Washington, D. C.: Rotating Internship, July, 1949 through June, 1950. 2. Evangelical Deaconess Hospital, St. Louis: Resident in General Practice. JulyOctober, 1950. 3. Medical Officer, U. S. Army Medical Corps, Korea, Oct., 1950 - August. 1951: Ft. Leonard wood, Missouri. August 1951 to July 1952. 4. Private solo General Practice, Kansas City, Missouri, July 1952 - June 1957. 5. Resident in Occupational Medicine,'Kettering Laboratory, University of Cincinnati: June 1957 - June i960. ((Atomic Energy Commission Fellow in Industrial Medicine 1957-59) 6. Headquarters Medical Director, Western Electric Company, New York, July i960 - May 1962. 7 Corporate Medical Director, Mountain Ben Teiepnone, Denver, May 1962 August 1973. 8. Corporate Medical Director, American Telephone & Telegraph Company, New York and Basking Ridge, New Jersey, September 1973 July 1981. Retired with 22 years Bell System service. 9. Partner, Tabershaw Occupational Medicine Associates, July 1981 September 1982, when this practice was sold to Control Data Corporation: served as Senior Occupational Physician for Control Data until December, 1983. 10. Consultant in Occupational Medicine & Toxicology, private practice, 1984 present; serve as Occupational Medicine Consultant for several corporations III. Certified as Specialist in Occupational Medicine by American Board of Preventive Medicine, 1963. State Medical Licenses: MO. Ohio. NY, nj, CO, MD Marcus B. Bond. M. 0. 2 IV. Special Training in Occupational Pneumoconioses (pulmonary diseases due to work) 1. Radiology & Pathology of the Pneumoconioses. March, 9,10, ii. 1973. Sponsored by American College of Radiology and National Institution for Occupational Safety & Health (NtOSH) (training for chest X-ray interpretation by International Labor Organization/University of Cincinnati (ILO/UC) method, emphasis on silicosis and coat workers' pneumoconiosis). 2. Radiology & Pathology of the Pneumoconioses, Feb. 8, 9,10,1980, sponsored by American College of Radiology and NIOSH, Dept, of Health & Human Services (ILO interpretation of chest X-rays/asbestosis). 3. VII international Pneumoconiosis Conference, August 23-26,1988, sponsored by ILO. NIOSH. MSHA, OSHA & U. S. Bureau of Mines. V. Professional Societies, Memberships. Boards. Committees 1. American Medical Association, Member 1952 - Present a. Council on Occupational Health, 1972-73 b. Committee on Reproductive Hazards of the Workplace, 1981-86 2. Colorado & Denver Medical Societies, 1962-73 & 1981 Present a. have served on several committees and commissions 3. American College of Occupational & Environmental Medicine. Fellow 1954 Present a. Chair, ad hoc Committee on Low Back X-rays, 1952-64 b. Board of Directors, 1965-68 and 1974-77; President 1977-78 c. Recipient of Health Achievement in industry Award, 1980 4. Ramazzini Society, Member 1974 Present a. Orator, annual meeting 1991. Miami, FL 5. Chamber of Commerce of the United States, Washington, D. C. a. Committee on Nation's Health Care Needs. 1974-81 6. Community Medical Center, Morristown, NJ (acute care hospital) a. Board of Trustees, 1975-79 7. Cheshire Home of New Jersey, Fiorham Park, NJ (physically handicapped) a. Member of Board. Chair, Admissions Committee, 1978-81 Marcus B. Bond, M. D. 3 8. Comprecare Health Care Services, Inc. (HMO of IPA Type, Colorado) a. Board of Directors, Committees on Benefits, Nominations 1984-92 9. Comprecare Foundation (private foundation, Denver) a. Board of Directors, Vice-Chair, 1986 - Present VI. Scientific Publications 1. Bond, M. B. et a!: Low Back X-rays: Criteria for their use in preplacement medical examinations, J Occup Med 1964; 6:273-280. 2. Bond, M. B. et al: An occupational health program:Costs vs. Benefits, AMA Arch Environ Health 1968; 17:408-415. 3. Bond, M. B.: Mental disease in employed persons, J Occup Med 1970; 39:49-54. 4. Bond, M. B.: Low back injuries in industry, Indust Med & Surg, 1970; 39:49-54. 5. Bond, M. B.: Occupational health services for small employee units, Rocky Mtn Med J., 1971: 68:31-36. 6. Bond, M. B.: Employability of cancer patients, Rocky Mtn. Med J, 1977: 74:153-156. 7. Bond, M. B.: Occupational health services for small plants and other small employee units, in Zero C ed.. Occupational Medicine. 1975, Chicago, Yearbook Medical Publishers, pp 1-iS. 8. Messite, J. & Bond, M. B.: Special health problems of women workers, in Zenz C ed. Developments in Occupational Medicine. 1980, Chicago, Yearbook Medical Publishers, pp 43-138. 9. Bond, M. B.; Medical perspectives from the employers' viewpoint, in Seabrook E & Parkinson D. eds. Reproductive Health Policies in the Workplace Symposium. 1983, published by Family Health Council of Western Pennsylvania, Inc., Pittsburgh 10. Bond, M. B.: Video display terminals and reproductive health, Statement of the Am College Obstetrics & Gynecology, presented to U. S. House of Representatives. May 9, 1984. Marcus B. Bond, M. D. 4 11. Bond, M. B.: Role of corporate policy in control of reproductive hazards of the workplace. J Occup Med 1986, 28:193*196. 12. Bond, M. B: Reproductive hazards of the workplace. Contemporary OB/GYN, 1986: 28:57*66. 13. Bond, M. B.: Occupational health services for small businesses and other small employee groups, in Zenz C, ed. Occupational Medicine. 2nd ed. 1988, Chicago, Yearbook Medical Pub., pp 89-98. 14. Messite, J. & Bond, M. B.: Reproductive toxicology and occupational exposure, in Zenz C, ed. Occupational Medicine 2nd ed. Chicago, 1988, Yearbook Medical Publishers pp 837*908. 15. Bond, M. B.: Toxicity of Cadmium, testimony before OSHA Hearing on Proposed Cadmium Standard, July 18, 1990. Written report is Exhibit 77, Docket H*05a. 1990, U. S. Dept. Labor, Wash. D. C. 16. Bond. M. B.: Toxicity of Cadmium and its compounds. Text of presentation in Am. Coll. Occ. & Env. Medicine Post-graduate Seminar on Toxicology, May 5, 1992. Washington, D. C. 17. Bond, M. B.: Occupational health services for small businesses and other small employee groups, in Zenz C, Dickerson, 0. B. and Horvath, E., editors, Occupational Medicine. 3rd ed. 1994. Mosby Year Book Publishers, St. Louis. VII. Academic Appointments 1. Asst. Clinical Prof, Prev. Med. Univ Colo Med School, 1964-73 2. Clinical Professor, Occupational Medicine, College of Medicine and Dentistry of NJ, Piscataway, NJ 1981-82 " 3. Clinical Professor, Dept. Prev. Med & Biostatistics, Univ Colo Health Sciences Center, Denver, 1982 - Present HIV. Personal i. Mamed, three daughters MARCUS B. BOND, M.D. Occupational Medicine 1711 arbutus Street Golden, Colorado 80401 (303)232-7832 CURRICULUM VITAE Place and date of birth: Miller County, Missouri, February 20, 1926. i. Education tad Dctrta A. Westminster College, Fulton, Missouri: A.B., 1946. B. Washington University School of Medicine, St. Louis: M.D., 1949. C. University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati: Doctor of Industrial Medicine (Sc.D.), 1960. II. Experience and Trinln A. St. Elizabeth's Hospital, Washington. DC: Routing Internship, July 1949 June, 1950. B. Evangelical Deaconess Hospital, St. Louis: Resident in General Practice, July October, 1950. C. Medical Officer, U.S. Army Medical Corps, Korea, October, 1950 August 1951; Ft. Leonard Wood, Missouri, August, 1951 - July, 1952. D. Private Solo General Practice, Kansas City, Missouri, July, 1952 June, 1957. E. Resident in Occupational Medicine, Kettering Laboratory, University of Cincinnati: June, 1957 - June, 1960. (Atomic Energy Commission Fellow in Industrial Medicine, 1957 - 1959). F. Headquarters Medical Director, Western Electric Company, New York, July, 1960 May, 1962. G. Corporate Medical Director, Mountain Bell Telephone, Denver, CO, May 1962 August, 1973. H. Corporate Medical Director, American Telephone & Telegraph Company, New York and Basking Ridge, NJ, September, 1973 - July 1981. Retired with 22 years Bell System Service. I. Partner, Tabershaw Occupational Medicine Associates, July, 1981 - September 1982, when this practice was sold to Control Data Corporation; served as Senior Occupational Physician for Control Data until December, 1983. J. Consultant in Occupational Medicine and Toxicology, private practice, 1984 present; serve as Occupational Medicine Consultant for several corporations. m. Certified Stwrhlkr In fWuftIn.nl Medicine bv American Board of Preventive Medicine. 1M3 A. State Medical Licenses: MO, OH, NY, NJ, CO, MD. MARCUS B. BOND, MD IV Special Training In (Vn.pitioni] PncupinTMntn (pi.lmnn.rv rfn Ift *' A. Radiology St Pathology of Pneumoconioses, March 9 - 11, 1973, sponsored by American College of Radiology and National Institute for Occupational Safety St Health (NIOSH) (training for chest x-ray interpretation by International Labor Organization/University of Cincinnati (ILOAJC) method, emphasis on silicosis ami coal workers' pneumoconiosis). B. Radiology St Pathology of the Pneumoconioses, February 8-10, 1980, sponsored by American College of Radiology and NIOSH, Department of Health St Human Services (ILO interpretation of chest x-rays asbestos). C. VII International Pneumoconiosis Conference, August 23-26, 1988, sponsored by ILO, NIOSH, MSHA, OSHA and U.S. Bureau of Mines. v EtafoiioMl Sociclig. Manfamhlg. Btanh. Committees A. American Medical Association, Member 19S2 present. 1. Council on Occupational Health, 1972 1973. 2. Committee on Reproductive Hazards of the Workplace, 1981 1986. B. Colorado St Denver Medical Societies; 1962 1973 and 1981 - present. 1. Have served on several committees and commissions. C. American College of Occupational St Environmental Medicine, Fellow 1954 - 1993. 1. Chair, ad hoc Committee on Low Back X-Rays, 1962 1964. 2. Board of Directors, 1965 - 1968 and 1974 - 1977; President, 1977 1978. 3. Recipient of Health Achievement in Industry Award, 1980. D. Chamber of commerce of the United States, Washington, DC. 1. Committee on Nation's Health Care Needs, 1974 1982. E. Community Medical Center, Morristown, N7 (acute care hospital). 1. Board of Trustees, 1975 - 1979. F. Cheshire Home of New Jersey, Florham Park, NJ (physically handicapped). 1. Member of Board, Chair, Admissions Committee, 1978 1981. G. Comprecare Health Care Services, Inc. (HMO of IPA Type, Colorado). 1. Board of Directors, Committees on Benefits, Nominations, 1984 1992. H. Comprecare Foundation (private foundation, Denver, CO). I. Board of Directors, Vice-Chair, 1986 - present. VI. Scientific Publications A. Bond, M B et al: Low Back X-Rays: Criteria for their use in preplacement medical examinations, J Occup Med 1964; 6:273-280. B. Bond, MB et al: An occupational health program- Costs vs. Benefits, AMA Arch Environ Health 1968; 17:408-415. C. Bond, M B: Mental disease in employed persons, J Occup Med 1970; 11:663-668. D. Bond, M B: Low back injuries in industry, Indust Med St Surg, 1970; 39:49-54. E. Bond, M B: Occupational health services for small employee units, Rocky Mm Med J, 1971; 68:31-36. 2 MARCUS B. BOND, MD F. Bond, M B: Employability of cancer patients, Rocky Mm Med J, 1977; 74:133-136. G. Bond, M B: Occupational health services for small plants and other small employee units, in Zenz C ed., nccumrinnai Medicine. 1973, Chicago, Yearbook Medical Publishers, pp 1*19. H. Messite J it Bond, M B: Special health problems of women workers, in Zenz C ed., Developments in Occupational Medicine. 1980, Chicago, Yearbook Medical Publishers, pp 43-138. I. Bond, M B: Medical perspectives from the employers' viewpoint, in Seabrook E Sl Parkinson D, eds. Reproductive Health Policies in the Workp>~- A iSvmriWilim 1983, published by Family Health Council of Weater Pennsylvania, Inc., Pittsburgh. J. Bond, M B: Video display terminals and reproductive health, Statement of the American College Obstetrics & Gynecology, presented to U.S. House of Representatives, May 8, 1984. K. Bond, M B: Role of corporate policy in control of reproductive hazards of the workplace. J Occup Med, 1986; 28:193-196. L. Bond, M B: Reproductive hazards of the workplace. Contemporary OB/GYN, 1986; 28:37-66. M. Bond, M B: Occupational health services for small businesses and other small employee groups, in Zenz C, ed. Occupational Medicine. 2nd ed., 1988, Chicago, Yearbook Medical Publishers, pp 89-98. N. Messite J St Bond, M B: Reproductive toxicology and occupational exposure, in Zenz C, ed. Occupational Medicine. 2nd ed., Chicago, 1988, Yearbook Medical Publishers, pp 837-908. O. Bond, M B: Toxicity of Cadmium, testimony before OSHA hearing on Proposed Cadmium Standard, July 18, 1990. Written report is Exhibit 77, Docket H-03a, 1990, U.S. Department of Labor, Washington, DC. P. Bond, M B: Toxicity of Cadmium and its compounds. Text of presentation American College of Occupational Environmental Medicine post-graduate seminar of toxicology, May 3, 1992, Washington, D.C. Q. Bond, M B: Occupational health services for small business and other small employee groups, in Zenz C, Dickerson O B, and Horvath E, editors. Occupational Medicine 3rd ed., 1993, Mosby Yearbook Publishers, St. Louis, MO. vn. Aratktak AraQlntiawti A. Assistant Clinical Professor, Preventive Medicine, University of Colorado Medical School, 1964 1973. B. Clinical Professor, Occupational Medicine, College of Medicine and Dentistry of NJ, Piscatasvay, NJ, 1981 1982. C. Clinical Professor, Department of Preventive Medicine L Biostatistics, University of Colorado Health Sciences Center, Denver, CO, 1982 - present. vn. Pwsnnal A. Married, three daughters. 3