CURRICULUM VITAE: Frederic Winslow Grannis Jr. MD

EDUCATION:

Xavier High School New York, N.Y. 1957-1961
Boston College, Chestnut Hill, MA- B.S. Biology 1961-1965
New York Medical College-Flower and Fifth Avenue Hospitals New York, N.Y. M.D. 1965-1969
Mayo Graduate School of Medicine Rochester, MN: Rotating Internship in Surgery 1969-1970 Fellowship in General Surgery 1970-1974 Fellowship in Thoracic Surgery 1976-1978

Tulane University School of Medicine, Instructor, Dept of Surgery 1975-1976
University of Southern California
County General Hospital, Associate Professor, Dept of Surgery 1982-1987
University of California at San Diego, Department of Surgery, Assistant Clinical Professor, voluntary. 1998-present.

Licence to practice medicine and surgery - Minnesota 1970-1978
Licence to practice medicine and surgery - Louisiana 1974-1976
Licence to practice medicine and surgery California 1978 to present
Diplomate of the American Board of Surgery 1976
Diplomate of the American Board of Thoracic Surgery 1981 Recertified in 1990
Fellow of the American College of Surgeons 1982
Fellow of the American College of Chest Physicians 1981
Member, Society of Thoracic Surgeons 1983
Member, Los Angeles Surgical Society 1985
Member, Western Thoracic Surgical Society 1988
Member, General Thoracic Surgical Club 1989
Member, California Thoracic Association 1990
Member, American Thoracic Society 1992
Member, International Association for the Study of Lung Cancer, 1992
Member, Society of Surgical Oncologists 1993
Member, California Medical Association 1994
Trudeau Society American Lung Association of Los Angeles County 1996
Freedom from Smoking Facilitator, American Lung Association 1997
Member, American Cancer Society Cancer Control Committee, San Gabriel Valley Unit 1997
Member, Pasadena Tobacco Prevention Coalition 1997.
Member; SAVE LIVES NOT TOBACCO: The Coalition for Accountability. 1997
Panel Member National Comprehensive Cancer Network: Guideline Panel on Non-small-cell Lung Cancer 1998.
Member; Executive Committee, Trudeau Society, American Lung Association of Los Angeles. 1998

Graduate cum laude Boston College 1965 BA Biology
Alpha Omega Alpha 1969
Wershub Award for Academic Excellence, New York Medical College- 1969
Mayo Clinic Fellows Association Representative to the University of Minnesota Senate 1972-73
Mayo Clinic Fellows Association Representative to the Physicians National Housestaff Association 1972-3
Mayo Clinic Fellows Association Vice-president 1973-74

Assistant Chief of Surgery, U.S. Public Health Service Hospital, New Orleans LA 1974-76

Chairman, Web Oversight Committee, City of Hope 1997
Web-master Division of Surgery, City of Hope National Medical Center
Chairman, Thoracic Surgery Section, Methodist Hospital of Southern California (MHSC) 1986-92, 1996
Chairman, Laser Surgery Committee, (MHSC)
Member, Cancer Committee (MHSC) 1994-6.
Member, Medical Education Committee, (MHSC) 1991-96 Member, Surgical Committee (MHSC) 1986-92, 1996
Chairman, Ad hoc Committee for Development of Cardial Surgical Services (MHSC) 1986-7
Chairman, Sub-section of Thoracic Surgery, San Gabriel Valley Medical Center 1986-7
Member, Mayo Clinic Medical School Admissions Committee 1977-78

In June of 1996 I joined the full time faculty of the City of Hope National Medical Center as Head of the Section of Thoracic Surgery in the Department of General and Oncologic Surgery.
I joined Edward Hayes MD and Arthur Silver MD in a group practice of thoracic and cardiovascular surgery in Arcadia, California in July 1978. Following the retirement of Dr. Hayes in 1988 I was in a solo practice centered at Methodist Hospital of Southern California in Arcadia. Since 1987 I served as a consulting surgeon in thoracic and vascular surgery at City of Hope National Medical Center in Duarte California. I have a broad practice of thoracic and vascular with a strong emphasis on thoracic oncologic surgery and esophageal disease.

I currently supervise the thoracic surgery service at City of Hope National Medical Center. There, I teach thoracic and vascular surgery to the post-graduate fellows in General and Oncologic Surgery, general surgery residents from the University of California at San Diego, and the Martin Luther King Medical Center, and students from the Western University of Health Sciences in Pomona CA.