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Personal
Information:
Professor and Chairman
Department of Radiation Oncology
Medical University of Ohio
419-383-4541-phone
419-383-3040-fax
E-mail: jfeldmeier@meduohio.edu
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Dr. John J. Feldmeier is a graduate of Duquesne University
and the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine.
He did graduate work in Meteorology and for five years
prior to attending medical school was a practicing meteorologist
for the United States Air Force. After graduating from
medical school in 1979, he completed a rotating internship
at David Grant USAF Medical Center at Travis Air Force
Base. He was assigned to the USAF Hyperbaric Medicine
Division at Brooks Air Force Base where he completed a
fellowship in hyperbaric medicine and became the chief
of medical operations. He subsequently completed his residency
in radiation oncology at the University of Texas Health
Science Center in San Antonio where he was chief resident
for 2 years. Dr. Feldmeier was then assigned to the USAF
Medical Center at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base where
he simultaneously served as chairman of the hyperbaric
medicine department and chief of the radiation oncology
division.
After separation from the United States Air Force, Dr. Feldmeier joined the faculty at the University of Texas Health Science Center in San Antonio
and ultimately became the residency program director and the chief of the Radiation Oncology Division. In 1992, Dr. Feldmeier joined the faculty of
Wayne State University in Detroit where he served as associate residency program director and clinical chief at Grace Hospital. Dr. Feldmeier joined
the faculty at the Medical University of Ohio in 1997 as Professor and Associate Chairman. In 1998 he assumed the position of Chairman.
Dr. Feldmeier s board certified in therapeutic radiation by the American Board of Radiology. He practices general radiation oncology with special
interests in gynecologic oncology, cancers of the head and neck, combined modality therapy and hyperthermia. Dr. Feldmeier serves as a reviewer for
several journals and is the associate editor of the journal Undersea and Hyperbaric Medicine. He is recognized world wide as an expert in the
application of hyperbaric oxygen to radiation injuries.
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