Robert R. Redfield
Professor
- DEPARTMENTDepartment of Medicine
University of Maryland - COUNTRYUSA
Professional Memberships – Selected (Past/Present)
Selected Honors And Awards
2013 | “My Hero Award”, AID for AIDS, New York, NY |
2013 | Invited speaker, New York Academy of Sciences, The Three Zeros of Eliminating HIV/ AIDS: Global Science and Policy` |
2012 | University of Maryland, Entrepreneur of the Year Award |
2012 | Invited speaker USAID Committee of Grand Challenges sponsored by National Academy of Science |
2010 | Preliminary Speaker – ISHEID 2010 (16th Conference) |
2010 | AIRS Urban Legend Award given by Mayor Stephanie Rawlings Blake ( Mayor of Baltimore) |
2007-2009 | Appointed to President Bush’s US President’s Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS (PACHA) as |
2007 | Keynote Speaker, MAP International Vision Weekend – HIV/AIDS and the Changing Face of Medical Missions |
2006 | Appointed – DC Mayor’s Task Force on HIV/AIDS |
2006 | Keynote Speaker, Race Against Time – Global Summit on AIDS and the Church, Saddleback Church, California |
2005-2009 | Appointed to President Bush’s US President’s Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS (PACHA) |
2005 | Keynote Speaker, Disturbing Voices – Global Summit on AIDS and the Church, Saddleback |
2004 | US Catholic Bishops – Durability of ARV Therapy; Key to Long Term Sustainability of Comprehensive HIV Care and Treatment in Resource Constrained Countries |
2003 | University of Notre Dame – HIV/AIDS Africa and Antiretroviral Therapy; Solidarity with Africa-The Question of Health Care |
2002 | Appointed – Fogarty International Center Advisory Board, National Institutes of Health |
2002 | Appointed – Office of AIDS Research Advisory Council, National Institutes of Health |
2002 | White Coat Ceremony Speaker, University of Maryland School of Medicine |
2002 | Keynote Speaker, Prescription of Hope Conference – HIV/AIDS – The Plague of our Times; International Crisis or Christian Opportunity for Global Health |
1998 | Plenary Speaker, Catholic Medical Association USA – AIDS: International Crisis-A Gift of Mercy |
1998 | Invited Introduction, Textbook of AIDS Medicine |
1997 | Chairman, San Marino Conference, 1997 |
1995 | Highest Achievement in Clinical Virology Award awarded by Orthro Diagnostic Systems |
1993 | Lifetime Science Award received for outstanding research in the area of retroviruses which has significantly increased our scientific understanding of HIV and work in advancing progress towards the development of an AIDS vaccine (awarded by Institute for Advanced Studies in Immunology and Aging) |
1993 | Invited Contributor, Current Opinions in Immunology |
1992 | Invited Contributor, Textbook of AIDS Medicine |
1992 | Interviewed on NBC TODAY Show for work in HIV Vaccine Development |
1992 | Invited member of Vatican Delegation 1st World Day for the Sick |
1992 | Fellowship in the Infectious Disease Society of America |
1992 | Personal Meeting with Pope John Paul II |
1991 | Elected to Legion of Medical Merit, US Army |
1989 | Honorary Degree, Doctor of Science from New York Medical College for scientific contributions and medical/public health leadership in the HIV epidemic |
1989 | Invited editorial, New England Journal of Medicine |
1989 | Recipient of the Kansas City Southwest Clinical Society Lecture Award (previous recipients include Dr. Arnold Relman, Dr. Jon Moran, and Dr. Willus Hurst) |
1988 | Invited Article, Scientific American |
1988 | Plenary Speaker, IV International Conference on AIDS |
1988 | Recipient of the 1988 Thomas Parran Award (named in honor of the |
1987 | The Surgeon General’s Physician Recognition Award |
1987 | Meritorious Service Medal from the Surgeon General for work and leadership in advancing therapeutic and public health strategies to challenge the HIV epidemic |
1986 | Army Commendation Medal for contributions to the advancement of the science of medicine in the field of human Retrovirology |
1986 | Sustaining membership award for outstanding contribution to medical research, Association of Military Surgeons of the United States |
1986 | Meritorious Service Award for contribution to US Army’s HTLV-III Program |
1985 | Army Commendation Medal for work in field of Retrovirology |
1984 | Army Achievement Award for work in field of Viral Hepatitis |
Editorial Service
2014-present Editorial Board, AIDS Clinical Research and STDs
2013-present Editorial Board, Clinical Research in Infectious Diseases
2013-present Editorial Board, SOJ Immunology
2013-present Editorial Board, Scigmoid Publications
2011-present Editorial Board, AIDS Research and Treatment
1988-present Editorial Board, Journal of AIDS
Reviewer (present)
Previous
National/International
2013 | Co-Chairman, Moscow International Virology Week |
2013 | Consultative Visit – Moscow Government |
2012 | Consultative Visit - Moscow Government |
2009 | Consultative Visit – CDC China |
2009 | Consultative Visit - Russian government |
2006-2009 | President of the United States Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS (PACHA), Chair of International Subcommittee |
2005-2014 | Co-Principal Investigator, NIH funded Clinical Trials Network Grant, University of Maryland |
2005-2009 | President of the United States Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS (PACHA), appointed member By Secretary Michael Leavitt |
2004-2013 | Principal Investigator, Presidents Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief – The AIDSRelief Consortium |
2004 | Research Centers in Minority Institutions (RCMI) External Advisory Committee |
2003-2006 | Adult AIDS Clinical Trials Group, Principal Investigator Committee |
2003-2005 | Adult AIDS Clinical Trials Group, Immunology RAC Member |
2002-2006 | Member, Fogarty International Center Advisory Board, NIH, appointed by Secretary Tommy Thompson |
2002-2008 | Member, China CIPRA Scientific Board (scientific oversight for NIH China funding) |
2002-2005 | Member, Office of AIDS Research Advisory Council, National Institutes of Health, appointed by Secretary Tommy Thompson |
1994-2008 | Member, Board of Directors of Mission of Mercy, a medical outreach care program for the poor and working poor |
1994-1996 | Member, Citizens Advisory Committee for Family Life and Human Development. Montgomery County, MD. Board of Education Archdiocese of Washington Representative |
1994-1996 | Member, Quality Improvement Subcommittee Department of Medicine, Walter Reed Army Medical Center |
1994-2008 | Member, Board of Directors of Mission of Mercy, a medical outreach care program for the poor and working poor |
1988-1996 | Member, Program Committee to the IV, V, VI, VII, VIII, X International Conference on AIDS |
1988-1993 | Member, Advisory Anti-infective Agent Committee of FDA, appointed by Secretary Bowers |
1988 | Chairman, HIV Immunology and Immunotherapy Planning |
1987-1996 | Medical Advisor, Americans for a Sound AIDS Policy |
1987-1995 | Member, Data Safety Oversight Committee Veterans Administration Therapeutic Anti-HIV Program |
1987-1989 | Member, Committee on AIDS and the Academic Medical Center, Association of American Medical Colleges |
1987 | Ad Hoc Review Committee NIAID HIV Program Project Grant |
1987 | Ad Hoc Review Committee NCI HIV Vaccine RFP |
1986-1987 | Member, PHS Drug Selection Committee for AIDS Therapy DOD |
Local/Institutional Service
2013-2014 Dean’s Clinical Care Resource Advisory Group
2012-2013 Member, University of Maryland Strategic Plan Implementation Committee
2009-2010 Member, Clinical Affairs Committee, University of Maryland Physicians
2008-2010 Member, School of Medicine Council, Institute of Human Virology, University of Maryland
Editorial Service
1996-2002 Editor, Journal of Human Virology
1993-2000 Editorial Board, Viral Immunology
1992-2000 Editorial Board, Infectious Diseases Clinical Update
1988-2000 Editorial Board, AIDS Research (AIDS-Forschung)
1986-2010 Editorial Board, AIDS Research and Human Retroviruses
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