50-Year Physician Awards

September 17, 2013

Class of 1963

Charles W. Abbotsmith, MD

Cardiovascular Intervention

Education and Training MD, McGill University Faculty

of Medicine, Montreal, Canada Internship, Montreal General

Hospital Residency, Cincinnati General

Hospital

Rodolofo Q. Bruno, MDVascular &

General Surgery Education and Training

Far Eastern University Institute of Medicine, Manila, Philippines

General Surgery residency and Vascular Surgery fellowship, Good Samaritan Hospital, Cincinnati, OH

Rodolfo Q. Bruno, MDPractice

Information Private practice with

Cranley Surgical Associates, Cincinnati

Solo practice – Vascular & General Surgery, Cincinnati

Highlight/Memory Top ten percent in

medical school

Research in vascular surgery lab: pre-vascular laboratory tests (carotids, peripheral arterial and venous studies)

V. Franklin Colon, MDFamily Medicine

Education and Training BA, Nebraska Wesleyan

University, Lincoln, NE MD, University of Nebraska

College of Medicine, Omaha, NE

V. Franklin Colon, MD Practice Information Private general practice, 1964-1977, Friend, NE Volunteer faculty, University of Nebraska College of

Medicine, 1965-1977; Volunteer Associate Professor, 1975

University of Cincinnati College of Medicine, 1977-1986 Associate Director, Family Medicine Department and

Professor of Family Medicine, 1986-2005 Founder/Director, Bethesda Family Practice

V. Franklin Colon, MD Highlight/Memory The privilege of having taught hundreds of

residents and medical students over 40 years Having served a rural community for 13 years

and taught in two great medical schools Charter Diplomate, ABFP, 1970 Medical school memory – the ICBM’s fascia in

freshman year anatomy lab

V. Franklin Colon, MD

Fuheid Daoud, MDCardiology Education and Training BA, University of Cincinnati MD, University of

Heidelberg, Germany Internship, Good Samaritan

Hospital, Cincinnati Internal Medicine

Fuheid Daoud, MDPractice

Information Cardiology Center of

Cincinnati

Robert J. Hasl, MDGeneral Surgery Education and Training

MD, University of Cincinnati College of Medicine

Residency, Good Samaritan Hospital, Cincinnati

Robert J. Hasl, MDPractice

Information Practiced from 1969 until

2000

Highlight/Memory Excellent teachers: Ed Gall,

MD; Richard Vilter, MD; Charles Aring, MD (all at UC);

Ray Krause, MD; Charles Moore, MD; Nick Giannestras, MD; and Lionel King, MD (all at Good Samaritan)

Inayat Malik, MDUrology Education and Training

MBBS, King Edward Medical College, Lahore, Pakistan, 1963

Rotating internship, Lakewood Hospital, Cleveland, OH, 1964-1965

Pathology and General Surgery resident, St. Alexis Hospital, Cleveland, 1965-1967

Urology residency, University of Cincinnati Medical Center, 1967-1970

Inayat Malik, MDPractice

Information Chief of Urology,

VA Medical Center, Cincinnati, 1970-1971

Private practice of Urology, Cincinnati, 1971-2007

Highlight/Memory Establishing urology center for

stone disease with first lithotripter in Ohio (1985, Bethesda Hospital), along with foundation of Tristate Urology Associates, predecessor of the current “The Urology Group” in Cincinnati

Serving as president and chief of medical staff at Bethesda Hospital 1989-1990

Inayat Malik, MD

Ferdinand J. Niehaus, Jr., MD

Family Medicine

BS, Xavier University

American Association of Family Practice

Ferdinand J. Niehaus, Jr., MD

Medical Practice Information

Family Medicine in Sayler Park for 38 years

Hospital staffs: Mercy Franciscan (St. Francis, St. Mary’s, Mt. Airy), Deaconess, Christ, Good Samaritan

Ferdinand J. Niehaus, Jr., MD

Highlight/Memory Numerous awards from the community: co-host at award ceremony with Johnny

Bench for many years of doing free sports physicals for Sayler Park, Taylor, St. Al’s, Oak Hills, etc.; and award for providing complete medical care (single-handedly) for the Sayler Park area during the tornado on April 3, 1974. Also gave all patients and residents affected by the tornado free care for one-half year.

Represented the Academy on “Call The Doctor” with Dr. Al Thielen for 10-15 years.

Taught, trained and prepped one of the first physician assistants (John Davis, RN) to be board certified. Also assisted the Ohio State Medical Board in its initial planning as to what a PA could do. The first two states to use a PA were Iowa and Kentucky; initial use of the PA in my office was determined by what these state boards allowed.

Preceptorship training of University of Cincinnati College of Medicine students for about 20 years.

Marvin Pravda, MDPsychiatry Education and Training

MD, State University of New York, Downstate Medical Center, 1963

US Navy, General Medical Officer, 1964-1966

Psychiatric residency, University of Cincinnati, 1966-1969

Marvin Pravda, MDPractice

Information Instructor and Assistant

Professor of Psychiatry, University of Cincinnati and VA Hospitals, 1969-1976

Full time private practice, 1976-2001; full retirement in 2002

Wagih M. Shehata, MDRadiation Oncology Education and Training

MD, Cairo University, Cairo, Egypt

Residency, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, New York, NY

Board certified, American Board of Radiation Oncology

Board certified, United Kingdom, Royal College of Radiologists, London, England

Wagih M. Shehata, MDPractice

Information Medical Director, Eastgate

Cancer Center

Medical Director, Radiation Oncology, Good Samaritan Hospital, 1975-2005

Currently attending at TriHealth, Christ and Mercy Hospitals

Highlight/Memory Published 45 articles in

national and international journals

Principal investigator in many national clinical trials (RTOG, NSABP, GOG, etc.)