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Many physicians that work in hospital HBOT and Wound Care Departments are inhibited by reimbursement requirements and are unable to treat many of the patients that they know  HBOT would assist in recovery. As this field of medicine grows in the United States, more and more specialist physicians are referring their patients to our Centers for HBOT sessions. Because the list of maladies are so varied, we make 24/7 use of physicians and scientists that have a long acquaintance with HBOT to support the referring physicians and their patients. We are proud to be associated with such an eminent group and our  Center's Medical Directors are be able to draw on their vast experience. The Curriculum Vitae of our Science Advisory Board members are condensed. To view a full version click on the (CV) click-here button appearing in each specialty.

• Hyperbaric Medicine, Surgery and Perioperative Care
  Dr. Dr. Frederick Cramer, M.D.,

Dr. Cramer is a Board Certified General Surgeon who completed a twelve month Fellowship in Hyperbaric Medicine at the United States Air Force School of Aerospace Medicine (USAFSAM) in 1980.  He subsequently served as the Chief of Hyperbaric Medicine at the USAFSAM from 1982-84.  He has been active with the International Congress on Hyperbaric Medicine (ICHM) serving as the President of the 14th ICHM held in San Francisco in 2002.  He has been the Secretary-treasurer since the formal organization of the ICHM (1998-2008).  Dr. Cramer is the Emeritus Director for the  San Francisco Institute for Hyperbaric Medicine 

• Diving  Medicine and Wound Care.
  Dr. J. Thomas Millington, Jr. M.D.,
    Dr. Tom graduated as an M.D. 1969 at Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia. After his Army service, he moved to California where his passion for scuba diving sparked his passion in diving medicine with specialty training: Hyperbaric and Diving Medicine, National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration, in 1983.
  
     Since that time, Dr. Tom has achieved the following certifications:
      Diplomate and Certified Wound Specialist, American Academy of Wound Management. October 1998
      American College of Hyperbaric Medicine Boards 1990
      Fellow, American Academy of Family Physicians. American Academy of Preventative Medicine: Subspecialty Boards in Hyperbaric Medicine 2001
      Fellow, College of Certified Wound Specialists, 2005

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     Apart from his passion for diving medicine, Dr. Tom’s special interests include delayed sequel carbon monoxide poisoning, and the treatment of complex problem wounds using hyperbaric oxygen as part of his treatment protocol. He has published extensively on these subjects and he has lectured throughout the United States and Southeast Asia.

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  Amongst many, Dr. Tom’s appointments include:                

•     Board of Directors: Historical Diving Society
      Board of Advisors, Marine Tech Dept, Santa Barbara City College, Santa Barbara, CA
      Board of Advisors: College of Oceaneering, San Pedro, Ca
      Medical Advisor: Ventura County Sheriff’s Underwater Search & Rescue Dept 2001 - present
      Medical Director National Polytechnic College of Oceaneering Hyperbaric Medicine Tech. Associates in Science Program 2005 - present

• Clinical Research.

    Dr. Beatrice Golumb, M.D., PhD.,
Dr. Beatrice has had and continues to have an extraordinary career in clinical research since she first graduated as BS, Physics, Summa Cum Laude (4.0 GPA at age 19), University of Southern California. By 1988 her passion for medical research led her to a PhD, Biology, University of California, San Diego and then on to her Medical Doctorate in1989 MD, University of California, San Diego. Dr Beatrice achieved Board Certification, American Board of Internal Medicine, in 1993.A prolific researcher scientist, Dr. Beatrice has published 40 peer-review papers, 22 abstracts and technical reports. She has authored and published five books, one of which was in the top ten RAND list in 2000.

Dr. Beatrice is not only inquisitive but also adventurous. In 1997 she accompanied high level mission to the Middle East, with Dr. Bernard Rostker (Assistant Secretary of Defense for Personnel and Manpower; then Undersecretary of the Navy), and several other DoD and Congress officials. The purpose of the mission was to brief officials from other nations regarding illness in Gulf War veterans and exposures in Persian Gulf War; and to perform fact collection. Her itinerary included Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and Israel.

Dr. Beatrice has appeared more than thirty times to testify before Congress, the Pentagon, Department of Defense, National Institute of Health (NIH), Foreign Affairs and Veterans Affairs, RAND, and Senate Finance Committee representatives amongst many. Keenly sought by the media, Dr. Beatrice has recently appeared on CBS News with Dan Rather; Channel 10 television news, San Diego, 1997, KNBC TV, 1998; New York Times 5 column article, CNN, NBC, ABC, CBS, LA Times, Reuters/AP, Science magazine; British newspapers; NBC Nightly News, 2001; NBC Nightly News, 2001. Apart from extensive television appearances, she has been featured in the Wall Street Journal, MSNBC (print,) San Diego Union Tribune , Los Angeles Times; New York Times, Newsday, and The Times (London.)

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  Dr. Beatrice’s Current Positions include:
      Associate Professor of Family and Preventive Medicine: July 2004-present -- University of California, San Diego School of Medicine
     Research Associate Professor: October 1998 – present -- Department of Psychology - Social Science Research Institute -- University of Southern California
     Attending Physician: August 1996 – present -- Division of General Internal Medicine -- VA San Diego Healthcare System
     Health Consultant, RAND: August 1996 - present -- Santa Monica, CA
  
  Dr. Beatrice’s Current Activities and Affiliations include:
     Scientific Director, Department of Veterans Affairs Research Advisory Committee on Gulf War Veterans Illnesses: Jan 2002 - Sep 2003; Chief Scientist: Sep 2003 – 2005; Member 2005-present
     Member, Committee on Appointments and Promotions (DOMCAP), UCSD 2007-2010.
     Advisory Board, The Science Network (http://www.tsntv.org/about/advisors.php): 2004 – present
     Senior Vice President, ISCHEM Corp: 2002 – present
     Planning Committee, Robert Wood Johnson Generalist Physician Faculty Scholar Program 2006 annual meeting (meeting 11-30-06 to 12-1-06).
     Member, American Society for Preventive Cardiology: 2002 - present
     Member, Stein Institute for Research on Aging: Aug 2001 – present
     Member, AHA Council on Epidemiology and Prevention: 2000 – present
     Member, American College of Physicians: March 1995 – present

•  Pediatric Medicine,

         Dr. Danielle Malbasa Rose, M.D.

    Dr. Danielle  graduated Medical College Georgia in 1986. She the completed her posdoctoral Pediatric Residency at Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center in Winston. Faced with her own challenges, Dr. Danielle's special interest was focused on hearing impairment in children, and apart from her research, has published widely on that subject. Dr. Danielle is  pictured here with her beloved friend, Hearing Dog "Chuckie."

   Dr. Danielle conducts a busy privately owned practice with a stated objective o assisting patients with integrating Alternative and Complementary Medicine with Traditional Medicine. She is a member of the Underwater Hyperbaric Medical Society and a Fellowship status with the American Academy of Pediatrics. She is also a member of AAP Section on Complimentary and Alternative Medicine and the National Center for Homeopathy.

• Naturopathic Medicine,

         Dr. Nicola McFadzean, B.A., B.H.S., N.D.

• Scientific,  Technical

        Robert Lyne-Sands

   Robert received his education at Newington College, Sydney Australia. Robert is the designer and patent holder of a innovative mobile hyperbaric chamber, the “TRCS”, now in fleet-wide use by the United States Navy, Marine Corp. and Coast Guard. The eight-year research and development phase of this transportable chamber system began in 1982. During this period Robert attended many of the Worlds’ foremost hyperbaric research facilities and worked with the U.S. Navy on a collaboration basis. In 1987, the South Pacific Undersea Medicine Society, (whose membership is usually reserved for physicians and full-time hyperbaric researchers) awarded Robert full membership. Robert has lifetime membership in the International Congress of Hyperbaric Medicine.

     Robert moved from Australia to the U.S. in 1990 and became a U.S. Citizen in 2002. He became closely involved in the treatment of many "investigational" illnesses using hyperbaric oxygen therapy. These ailments included  HIV/AIDS fatigue, chronic fatigue syndrome, Lyme disease, stroke, autism spectrum disorders. His focus is now on  brain damage caused by traumatic concussion -- the signature injury of the Iraq and Afghanistan War.

     Robert’s professional experience not only includes decades of hands-on work in these "investigational" areas of hyperbaric oxygen therapy, he has more than twenty years of clinical experience in patient treatments for the conditions “approved” by the Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society. Robert has lectured extensively to defense, emergency response groups, specialist physicians and patient groups in Australia, the United States, South America, Southeast Asia and the Middle East.

    Ms. Kelly LeBrock
    

     Kelly LeBrock, was educated in Quebec, Canada and England. She is best known for her modeling and film career. Kelly's  prime focus is on children. She is the celebrity spokesperson for "Club Carson," -- the  members are all children that suffer from cancer – a club that no one wishes to join but is pleased that it exists – where their oncologists  can  send them for almost zero-cost  hospital standard hyperbaric treatments and nutritional advice.