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CURRICULUM VITAE
 Andrew
J. Benn, M.D.
Dr. Benn earned his B.S. at Stanford University,
his M.D. at the University of Chicago, and completed his cardiology
training at the University of Chicago Hospitals and Clinics. He initiated
a multiphase investigation of the chronic effects of cocaine on
myocardial
function. Dr. Benn is the Director of Non-Invasive Cardiology at John
Muir Medical Center.
EDUCATION
1978 - 1982
Stanford University,
Bachelor of Science (Biology)
Senator, Associated Students of Stanford University, 1980-1981
J.T. Watkins Award for Outstanding Fraternity Service, 1981-1982
University of Chicago,
Doctor of Medicine
Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Society, 1986
President of the American Medical Student Association, 1983-1984
POST GRADUATE TRAINING:
June 1986 to June 1889
Internship and residency
in internal medicine, University of Chicago Hospitals and Clinics
Fellowship, Division
of Cardiology, University of Chicago Hospitals and Clinics.
Interventional Cardiology Fellowship June 1991 - June 1992
EMPLOYMENT:
January 1999 to date
Cardiovascular Consultants Medical Group,
Inc.
Walnut Creek, California
Single specialty medical group practice of noninvasive and interventional
cardiology
Director, Clinical Research, Cardiovascular Consultants Medical Group,
Inc.
June 1992 to December 1998
Cardiology Associates
Walnut Creek, California.
Single specialty group practice, noninvasive and interventional cardiology
Director, Non-Invasive
Cardiology John Muir Medical Center
Walnut Creek, California
CERTIFICATIONS AND PROFESSIONAL
ASSOCIATIONS:
National Board of
Medical Examiners (MBME) Certification 1987
American Board of Internal Medicine (ABIM) Certification, September,
1989 ,#125652
Board certification Cardiology, November 1991, #125652
Fellow, American College of Cardiology, since 1994.
Member, American College of Physicians, 1989
California Physicians
License No. G073528
California X-ray Supervisor and Operator No. RHD137565
Drug Enforcement Agency: Registration number BB1807164
Illinois Controlled Substance: No. 003-036-0786199-1
Illinois Physician and Surgeon: No. 036-078619
CURRENT HOSPITAL PRIVILEGES:
June 1992 to date
Active staff, John Muir Medical Center, Walnut
Creek, California
Courtesy staff, Mt. Diablo Medical Center, Concord, California
Active staff, San
Ramon Regional Medical Center, San Ramon, California
Provisional staff, ValleyCare Medical Center, Pleasanton, California
RESEARCH EXPERIENCE:
1989
Designed and initiated
multiphase investigation of the chronic effects of cocaine on myocardial
function. Wrote and obtained funding through NIH grant.
Retrospective analysis
of soft tissue sarcomas and their metastatic patterns with N. Vogelzang,
M.D. (University of Chicago)
Analysis of prospective
predictors of tolazoline response in primary pulmonary hypertension
of the neonate with W. Meadow, M.D.
Pilot study of assessment of growth parameters and nutritional status
of newborns with D. Woo, M.D. (University of Chicago)
T cell subset regulation
studies with E. Engleman, M.D. (Stanford)
Enzyme purification and kinetics of human DNA polymerases with D. Korn,
M.D. (Stanford)
PUBLICATIONS:
- Clinical correlates
do not predict Pao2, response after tolazoline administration in hypoxic
newborns. W.Meadow, M.D, A. Benn, M.D., N. Giardini, M.D., H. Hageman,
M.D., S. Berger, M.D. Critical Care Medication, Volume 14, 6:513:551.
- Intra-aortic
balloon pump: Indications, insertion and management. A. Benn, MD,T.
Feldman, M.D., Journal of Critical Care Medicine, 1992.
- Patient Handbook
for non-invasive cardiac diagnostic tests. Publication of the
American Heart Association of Metropolitan Chicago.
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