THOMAS  N.  MARKHAM,  M.D.,  M.P.H.    

PROFESSIONAL  EXPERIENCE  

CONSULTANT IN OCCUPATIONAL AND ENVIORMENTAL MEDICINE- 1996- PRESENT

MEDICAL DIRECTOR, BUSINESS HEALTH NETWORK- PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL 1997-2000

CORPERATE MEDICAL DIRECTOR- BRUSH WELLMAN INCORPERATED 1987-1985

ASSOCIATE MEDICAL DIRECTOR- BRUSH WELLMAN INCORPERATED 1984- 1986

ASSOCIATE PROFFESOR AND DIRECTOR, ENVIROMENTAL AND OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH- J. EDWARD HERBERT SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, UNIFORM SERVICES UNIVERSITY OR HEALTH SCIENCES, Bethesda, MD 1981- 1984

DIRECTOR OF SAFETY AND FIRE PROTECTION- NAVAL MATIERAL COMMAND, Washington, DC 1979-1981

CHIEF PHYISICIAN- U.S DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, Washington, DC 1979

COMMANDING OFFICER- NAVY ENVIROMENTAL HEALTH CENTER, Cincinnati, OH, Norfolk, VA, Pensacola, FL 1974-1979

CHIEF OF ENVIROMENTAL AND OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH SERVICES- NAVAL REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER, Oakland, CA 1972-1974

SENIOR MEDICAL OFFICER- MARE ISLAND MEDICAL SHIPYARD, Vallejo, CA 1971-1974

DIRECTOR OF BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES- SUBMARINE MEDICAL RESEARCH LABRATORIES, Groton, CT 1967-1971

MEDICAL OFFICER- USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT, Groton, CT 1962-1964

CERTIFICATIONS  

• Certified by the board of preventive medicine in occupational medicine 1968

• Certified by the medical review officer certification council 1999

• Civil surgeon, immigration and naturalization service, U.S. department of justice 1997

• Certified examiner, police and fireman disability pension fund of Ohio 1997

• Certified disability evaluator, Ohio bureau of workers compensation 1998

• Certified dispute resolution evaluator, Ohio bureau of workers compensation 1999

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EDUCATION    1956      B.S.  Tuffs  University,  Medford,  Massachusetts    1960      M.D.  St.  Louis  University  school  of  Medicine,  St.  Louis,  Missouri  1965      M.P.H.  University  of  Michigan  school  of  Public  Health,  Ann  Arbor,  Michigan  1960-­‐61      Internship,  Firmin  Desloge  Hospital  of  St.  Louis  University,  St.  Louis,  Missouri  1964-­‐67      residencies,  Occupational  Medicine,  University  of  Michigan  Institute  of  Industrial  Health,  Ann  Arbor,  Michigan  

ACCOMPLISHMENTS  

• Led and co-sponsored a great deal of beryllium related research which led to several scientific advances in the

understanding of the beryllium disease

• Recommended formation and was a member of the beryllium industry Scientific Advisory Committee, the

leader in beryllium research

• Dramatically improved medical diagnosis and surveillance for beryllium disease

• Special health effects inspector on an International Atomic Energy Agency United Nations team for the 1991

Russian beryllium plant explosion and fire

• Developed a range of employee, customer, and public training programs

• Modernized the medical facilities at three major locations

• Coordinated activities with NIOSH, OSHA, EPA, and DOE concerning the health effects of beryllium with

resulted in modification to their positions on exposure standards

• Managed the medical staffs at four locations and acted as medical advisor to nine others nationally and

internationally

• Currently chairman, U.S. Department of Energy/ ORISE Beryllium Health Surveillance Committee, Oak Ridge,

Tennessee

• Consultant to atomic weapons establishment, Ministry of Defense, Aldermaston, England, for beryllium

exposure and medical surveillance

• Developed a very successful manage care program to control workers compensation costs

• Delta Omega Honorary Public Health Society Award 1965

• Navy Commendation Award 1969

• Defense Meritorious Service Medal 1984

• Uniform Services University Commendable Service Medal 1984