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Daniel H. Winship, MD
Daniel H.
Winship, MD is Chief, Cook County Bureau of Health Services,
and former Petersdorf scholar in residence at the
Association of American Medical Colleges and Vice Chancellor
of Health Affairs and chief executive officer at University
of Missouri Health Care. He also holds the academic
appointment of Emeritus Professor of Medicine in the
University of Missouri, Columbia School of Medicine. He is
currently Professor of Medicine at Rush Medical College, and
Clinical Professor of Health Policy and Administration,
School of Public Health, University of Illinois at Chicago.
Dr. Winship has devoted his professional life to research,
academic medicine and medical administration. He has held
numerous academic appointments, including dean of the
Stritch School of Medicine at Loyola University in Chicago;
and director, Division of Gastroenterology, professor and
associate chairman of the Department of Medicine and
associate dean for VA Affairs at the University of Missouri
School of Medicine in Columbia. Dr. Winship also has been
actively involved in clinical practice, having held such
appointments as medical center director of the Veterans
Administration Medical Center in Kansas City, Missouri; and
associate deputy chief medical director (chief operating
officer) for health affairs in the Department of Veterans
Affairs in Washington, D.C. In 1990, he received the
Distinguished Service Medal and Award from the Department of
Veterans Affairs.
Dr. Winship has served on the editorial boards of several
research and specialty journals and was associate editor of
the Journal of Laboratory and Clinical Medicine. He has held
leadership positions with many gastroenterology societies as
well as numerous medical professional groups, including the
Association of American Medical Colleges, the Accreditation
Council for Graduate Medical Education and the University
HealthSystem Consortium.
Dr. Winship earned his BA from Rice University and received
a medical degree from the University of Texas Medical Branch
in Galveston in 1958. He did an internship at the Ochsner
Foundation Hospital in New Orleans and a residency at the
University of Utah College of Medicine in Salt Lake City. He
completed a fellowship in gastroenterology at the Yale
University School of Medicine in 1963.
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