He received his A.B. from the University of California, Berkeley
in Human Relations, and his M.D. and M.S.P.H. from the
University of Missouri, Columbia. He completed his Internship at
the United States Public Health Service Hospital in San
Francisco and his Residency at the University of California, San
Francisco. Following his residency, he was a Public Science
Service Resident with the National Science Foundation. Dr.
Fisher serves as a member of the Board of the Science and
Technology Corporation of the University New Mexico (STC@UNM).
Speaking
Engagements:
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Keynote
Speaker: Leadership Forum, Lucile Packard Children’s
Hospital at Stanford (120 MDs and Leaders), 2006
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Genentech
Hosted: Bay Area Executive Development Network Panel Member.
Topic: Executive Coaching 2006
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University of
California, Berkeley, School of Ophthalmology, The Business
of Practice, 2002
Professional
Achievements:
Board
Member: Science and Technology Corporation at the University
New Mexico. (2000-present). STC.UNM (STC) is a nonprofit
corporation formed by and owned entirely by the University of
New Mexico (UNM) to protect and transfer its faculty inventions
to the commercial marketplace. STC licenses innovative
technology developed at UNM, including optics, microfluidics,
and high performance materials as well as therapeutics,
diagnostics, medical devices, and drug discovery tools.
Advisory Board:
ab Inventio, The Invention Factory, Pasadena, CA (2007-present)
Board Member:
Adapt, (SEM) 2008
Appointed by
the Department of Defense (DOD) choice for 2006 to Joint
Civilian Orientation Conference (JCOC) with 48 other
executives and opinion leaders. Traveled to the Middle East to
meet with senior military leaders. Tasked to independently form
opinion of the quality of leadership in all five branches of the
service and present findings upon return to relevant audiences
of our own choosing (2006)
Initiated and
Co Chaired conference to explore critical issues in the
Middle East and impact on public statements of participants from
JCOC. (2006)
Appointed
Lifetime Nominator to DOD JCOC Program (2006)
Awards:
National Science Foundation Public Service Science Resident
