Robert Drapkin MD Received His Bachelor’s Degree In June 1966

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Robert Drapkin MD Received His Bachelors Degree
In June 1966
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Robert Drapkin MD has been serving as a Research
Assistant Professor in the Department of
Medicine, at the University Of South Florida
School Of Medicine, since September 1980. He is a
well qualified medical professional, and has also
served as a National Leukemia Association Fellow
at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New
York. From June 1978 to 1979, Dr. Drapkin served
as an Attending Physician, with bone marrow
transplant service responsibility in the Dept. of
Medicine A, Roswell Park Memorial Institute.
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Possesses Years Of Experience In The Field Of
Oncology

• Robert Drapkin MD is a certified oncologist,
  with years of experience and knowledge in the
  field. In June 1966, he received his Bachelors
  degree (BS) from the Union College in
  Schenectady, New York. Later in August 1967, he
  received his Masters degree (MS) from the
  Renssellaer Polytechnic Institute, in Troy, New
  York. He also holds a Doctor of Medicine degree
  (MD), from Wayne State University Medical School
  in Detroit, Michigan.

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Licensed To Practice In The State Of Florida

• Robert Drapkin MD, a successful medical
  professional, is licensed to practice in the
  State of Florida. Furthermore, he has held a wide
  range of certifications and licensure, including
  Diplomate of Internal Medicine (June, 1975),
  Diplomate of Medical Oncology (June, 1979),
  Fellow of the American College of Physicians
  (April, 1981), Full Member, American Society of
  Blood and Marrow Transplantation (1995), and
  Member, Solid Tumor Panel (1997).

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Associated With The American Society of Clinical
Oncology From 1985 To 1987

• From 1985 to 1987, Robert Drapkin MD was
  associated with the American Society of Clinical
  Oncology (ASCO). Founded in 1964, by a small
  group of physician members of the American
  Association of Cancer Research (AACR), ASCO is
  committed to conquering cancer through research,
  education, prevention and delivery of high
  quality patient care, and to providing patients
  with lifelong access to high quality, effective,
  affordable and compassionate care.

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Significantly Contributed To The Clinical
Research On Human Peripheral Blood Stem Cells

• Along with Bayard Clarkson, Robert Drapkin MD
  significantly contributed to the Clinical
  research on human peripheral blood stem cells.
  Since 1992, he has been serving as the Co-Founder
  and Co-Director of the stem cell program at
  Morton Plant Hospital. Apart from this, from 1975
  to 1977, he assumed clinical responsibility at
  the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center (New
  York), under the supervision of Bayard Clarkson,
  MD.