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Curriculum Vitae of
Raoul Desjardins, M.D., Ph.D., F.C.P., M.B.A.
(my friends have told me that "Doctor D" is easier to pronounce and remember)
Education
1945 to 1953
College André Grasset (Classical Curriculum)
Montréal, PQ, Canada
B.A. ‘summa cum laude' (major - Thomistic Philosophy) (Minors - mathematics and physics)
1953 to 1958
University of Montréal
Montréal, PQ, Canada
M.D. ‘magna cum laude'
1962 to 1964
Post Doctoral Fellow (National Institutes of Heath)
Baylor University College of Medicine
Texas Medical Center, Houston, Texas
M.S. Pharmacology (minor - biochemistry)
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Post Doctoral Fellow (National Institutes of Heath)
Baylor University College of Medicine
Texas Medical Center, Houston, Texas
Ph.D. Pharmacology (minor - biochemistry)
1988 to 1990
Graduate School of Management (Rutgers University)
New Brunswick, NJ
M.B.A.
Clinical Training
1964 to 1966 |
May 1955 to May 1957
Saint Joan of Arc Hospital (450 beds)
Montréal, PQ Canada
Junior Internship
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June 1957 to June 1958
Teaching Hospitals of the University of Montréal
Montréal, PQ Canada
Rotating Internship
July 1958 to July 1959
Saint Joan of Arc Hospital (450 beds)
Montréal, PQ Canada
Chief Intern and Resident (anesthesiology and surgery)
Additional Training
Summer 1963
Vanderbilt University (Department of Pharmacology)
Nashville, Tennessee
Biochemical Approaches to Clinical Pharmacology
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January to December 1968
American Management Association
New York, NY
General Management Course for Senior Executives
Summer 1969
University of Illinois (Medical Center)
Simulation in Clinical Drug Evaluation |
Simulation in Clinical Drug Evaluation
Summer 1970
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University of Kansas (Medical Center)
Kansas City, KS
Second Workshop on Principles of Drug Evaluation in Man
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October 1970
IBM
Poughkeepsie, NY
Management Course on Laboratory Automation (Class President)
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Fall 1974
American Management Association
New York, NY
Protection of Trade Secrets
Professional Experience
July 1959 to May 1962
Iroquois Glass Company
Candiac, PQ Canada
Director of Industrial Medicine
July 1959 to May 1962
Schwartz Food Products Company
Candiac, PQ Canada
Medical Director
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July 1959 to May 1962
Candiac School Commission
Candiac, PQ Canada
Director of Student Health
January 1966 to October 1966
Baylor University College of Medicine
Texas Medical Center, Houston, Texas
Assistant Professor of Pharmacology
October 1966 to September 1967
Ortho Research Foundation (Johnson & Johnson)
Raritan, NJ
Assistant Director of Clinical Research
1967 to 1968
Ortho Research Foundation (Johnson & Johnson)
Raritan, NJ
Associate Director of Clinical Research
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1968 to 1972
Ortho Research Foundation (Johnson & Johnson)
Raritan, NJ
Director of Clinical Research
1968 to 1972
Raoul Desjardins Associates, Inc. (Clinical Research)
Mendham, NJ
President
1974 to 1998
Research Consultants, Inc. (Pharmaceutical Products Development)
Mendham, NJ
President
1974 to 1976
In Vivo Laboratories, Inc. (Biological and Biochemical Research)
Somerville, NJ
Medical Director
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1974 to present
Chung-Ang University College of Medicine
Seoul, South Korea
Professor of Clinical Pharmacology (Visiting)
1976 to 1980
Hahnemann Hospital and University
Philadelphia, PA
Assistant Professor of OB-GYN (Visiting)
1977 to Present
International Medicines Exchange and Development (a Cayman Island Corporation)
George Town, Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands
President
1991 to 1998
APG International, Inc.
Tokyo, Japan
Chief Scientific Advisor
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1991 to present
Federal Institute of Health
The Woodlands, TX
Director of Scientific Medicine
Professional Affiliations (past and present)
American Academy of Clinical Toxicology (Charter Member)
American Association for the Advancement of Science
American Association of Planned Parenthood Physicians
American College of Clinical Pharmacology (Fellow)
American College of Clinical Pharmacology and Chemotherapy
American Federation of Clinical Research
American Fertility Society
American Medical Association
American Public Health Association
Association of Medical Directors
Beta Gamma Sigma (National Honor Society in Business and Management)
Doctors Club of Houston
Drug Information Association
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Gerontological Society
International College of Angiology (Fellow)
International Society of Medical Directors of Chronic Disease Facilities
Medical Executives Club
Mensa
Metropolitan Club (New York)
Mount Kenya Safari Club
New York Academy of Medicine (Fellow)
New York Academy of Sciences
Petroleum Club of Houston
Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association, (Chairman-Subcommittee on Continuing Education for Physicians in Industry)
Public Health Association of America
The Royal Society of Health (London) (Fellow)
Sigma XI (National Honor Society for Sciences)
Honors, Prizes
1953
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Governor General of Canada
Bronze Medal for Excellence in Philosophy
1953
Lieutenant Governor of Québec
Bronze Medal for Accomplishments in Science
1969
American Medical Association
Physicians Recognition Award
1990
Graduate School of Management of Rutgers,
The State University of New Jersey
The Executive MBA Achievement Prize for Academic Excellence
Languages
Completely fluent in French and English
Also studied: Latin, Greek, Italian, Spanish, Japanese, and Russian
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Biographical References
Who's Who in the World (Marquis)
Who's Who in America (Marquis)
Who's Who in the East (Marquis)
Who's Who in the Southwest (Marquis)
Who's Who in Medicine and Healthcare (Marquis)
Who's Who in Finance and Industry (Marquis)
Who's Who in Science and Engineering (Marquis)
Dictionary of International Biography (Cambridge, England)
Major Current Interest
Reversal of Aging Processes
Contacts
Permanent Residence: P.O. Box 32000 SMB, KY1-1208
Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands
Tel: (345) 945-4415
Fax: (413) 674-1978
Internet Address: doctord@fih.ky
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