Martin Goldberg, MD, FACP

• Chair 1979-86
    - Fourth Gordon and Helen Taylor Professor of Medicine
    - MD from Temple
    - Residency Cleveland Clinic
    - Fellowship in Nephrology U. Penn
    - 12 Divisions within the department
• Shift from federally supported research to dollars
      derived from patient care activities
• 1982-CGH name changes to University Hospital
• Holmes Hospital new wing with ICU

Training our future leaders.

HIV in Cincinnati

• HIV positive student/resident/attending 1987
    - Died in 1989
    - Letter sent out to all patients (1,400) due to Florida case of HIV from dentist
• 1983-1991
    - 1,000 people HIV positive/611 with AIDS
• NIH Cooperative grant $2.3 million to study HIV
• 1987 1 of 19 AIDS Treatment Evaluation Units
    - National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease
    - $18.6 million in grants

Robert Luke, MD, MACP.1988-present

• Fifth Taylor Professor of Medicine
• Growth of the residency
    - Primary care track
    - Med/Peds ~ 1990
• 1988-Barrett Cancer Center
• 1989-1993-Critical care pavilion
• 1994-Formation of the Health Alliance of Greater Cincinnati
• 1997-present: continued growth of the medical center and research
    - Resident research
    - ACP clinical vignettes
• Hoxworth Ambulatory Practice Center

Hospital Statistics

Cardiovascular Research Center

• 127,000-square-foot wing attached to the east side of
      the Medical Sciences Building
• completed: December '97
• The facility for interdisciplinary research and education is intended to attract world-class investigators to the new Center for Graduate Education and Research in Cardiovascular Science.
• Modular laboratories can be easily reconfigured as future uses change.

Vontz Center for Molecular Studies

• Completed in 1999
• 150,000 sq ft lab space
• Estimated cost $38 M
• Designed by renowned architect Frank Gehry
• Named after Albert W. Vontz, Jr. who donated $5 M Medical Center’s strategic plan for developing world-class leadership in molecular-based health sciences research
• Albert Sabin display in the lobby