CURRICULUM VITAE

JOHN DEE STANSELL, M.D.

August 3, 2005

EDUCATION:

        1985        George Washington University, MD

        1970        Tulane University, BA

POSTGRADUATE TRAINING:

        1988-1990        Fellow in Pulmonary Disease, University of California, San Francisco

        1986-1988        Resident, Internal Medicine, Stanford University Medical Center

        1985-1986        Intern, Stanford University Medical Center

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY:

July 1989-Present     Department of Medicine, University of California, San Francisco

CERTIFICATION:

1989             Board Certified, American Board of Internal Medicine

1990, 2000   Board Certified, Subspeciality Board on Pulmonary Disease

ACADEMIC POSITIONS:

2004-present    Professor of Medicine, University of California, San Francisco

1997-2004        Associate Clinical Professor of Medicine, University of California, San Francisco

1991-1997        Assistant Clinical Professor of Medicine, University of California, San Francisco

1989-1991        Clinical Instructor of Medicine, University of California, San Francisco

ADMINISTRATIVE POSITIONS:

2002-present

         Associate Chief and Medical Director, Positive Health Program (UCSF HIV Services), San Francisco    

         General Hospital

March 2001-Sept 2002

         Acting Chief, Positive Health Program (UCSF HIV, Hematology/Oncology),

         San Francisco General Hospital

1993-2002

         Medical Director, Positive Health Program (HIV, Hematology/Oncology), San Francisco General Hospital

1989-1993

         Director, AIDS Inpatient Service, San Francisco General Hospital

HONORS:

1984 and 1985

         Achievement Rewards for College Scientists (ARCS) Fellowships

1985  

         John Ordronaux Award for Highest Academic Average, George Washington University Medical School                           

1985     

         Benjamin Manchester Award for Humanitarianism, George Washington University Medical School                                       

1985                      

         Alec Horowitz Award for Achievement in Surgery, George Washington University Medical School                                       

1999        

         Heroes in Medicine Award, International Association of Physicians in AIDS Care

SOCIETY MEMBERSHIPS:

American Association of HIV Medicine

        President, California Chapter, 2002-2003

        National Vice Chair, 2002-2004

        Chair, National Board of Directors, 2004-present

American Thoracic Society

California Thoracic Society

Alpha Omega Alpha

American Association for the Advancement of Science

American Medical Association

International AIDS Society

American College of Physicians

Gay and Lesbian Medical Association