We hope that each of you will make this your personal column. We are interested in accomplishments, honors or other news involving members of the medical staff or hospital community. Please tell us about your friends and colleagues. Or tell us about yourself. Send your contributions (they don't need to be neat or typed) to Mike Goodkind, Update, Stanford Medical Center News Bureau, 701 Welch Road, Suite 2207, Palo Alto, CA 94304-5753. Or contact him at (650) 725-5376 or 723-6911, by fax (723-7172) or by e-mail (goodkind@leland.stanford.edu). |
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 GEORGE GOLDTHORPE, founder of a medical practice that became Stanford-Coastside Medical Clinic, will retire March 31 after 37 years of service in Half Moon Bay. The family practice specialist was a founder of St. Catherine's Hospital, now Seton-Coastside.
NORMAN W. RIZK has been promoted to professor of medicine (pulmonary and critical care medicine) at Stanford Medical Center for a continuing term effective January 1998. He is medical director of Stanford Hospital's intensive care units and senior associate chair for clinical affairs for the Department of Medicine. STUART A. SLAMOWITZ, a medical staff member and clinical instructor in functional restoration who practices podiatry in Los Gatos, has been selected to the board of trustees of the San Jose Cleveland Ballet. EUGENE H. HOYME has been appointed professor of pediatrics (clinical genetics) at Lucile Salter Packard Children's Hospital. He came to Stanford last year and heads the Division of Medical Genetics in the pediatrics department. |
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