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 EDWARD H. GILBERT, M.D.
EDUCATION:
2000
Certificate in Medical Management
University of Texas at Dallas and Southwestern Medical School
1976
American College of Radiology
Board Certified in Therapeutic Radiology
1972-1975
Stanford University Medical Center
Stanford, CA - Radiation Therapy Fellow
1970
The Reading Hospital
Reading PA - Internship
1969
Temple University Medical School
Philadelphia, PA - M.D.
1965
Temple University
Philadelphia, PA - B.A. Biology
BOARD LICENSES AND CERTIFICATIONS:
Board Certification In Texas
American College of Radiology - Board Certified in Therapeutic Radiology
PRACTICE INFORMATION:
July 2007- Medical Director, Northpoint Cancer Center, Dallas
Texas
May 2000 - June 2007: Director of The Lance Armstrong Shaped Beam Radiosurgery
Program (Novalis), Richardson Regional Cancer Center, Richardson, Texas
May 1994 - June 2007: Director and Radiation Oncologist, Richardson Regional
Cancer Center, Richardson, Texas, and Radiation Oncologist, Medical City
Dallas, Dallas, Texas
March 1992 - January 1993: Development of the “Electronic Chart” and writing
of the manuscript, “The New Health Care System: Information Focused on the
Individual”
February 1991 - May 1992: Consultant, Desert Breast Institute, and Project
Director for “Women’s Health Institute” development, Rancho Mirage, CA
January 1990 - March 1991: Executive Director, USA/USSR Combined Breast
Cancer Prevention Project with Tamoxifen; Co-author of Tamoxifen Breast
Cancer Prevention Trial and Prevention Trial for Victims of Chernobyl Nuclear
Accident, Kiev USSR and Rancho Mirage, California
July 1981 - June 1990: Director and Radiation Oncologist, Peter A. Lake
Radiation Center, Eisenhower Medical Center, Rancho Mirage, CA.
October 1986 - September 1987: Director, Proposal to Principality of Monaco
for Cancer Center, Monte Carlo, Monaco.
January 1986 - January 1988: Chairman, Cancer Committee, Eisenhower Medical
Center, Rancho Mirage, CA.
July 1980 - July 1981: Program Director for Radiation Therapy, Radiation
Development Branch, Division of Cancer Treatment, National Cancer Institute,
Bethesda, MD.
February 1977 -June 1980: Director, Department of Radiation Oncology,
Presbyterian Medical Center, Denver, CO.
May 1976 - June 1980: Director, Cancer Self Help Program, Presbyterian
Medical Center, Denver.
September 1975 - January 1977: Radiation Oncologist, Presbyterian Medical
Center, Denver, CO.
HONORS AND GRANTS:
Aesculapius Award for Distinguished Service, Eisenhower
Hospital Medical Staff, 1991.
Kenneth Allen Cancer Fund Grant for the Study of the Use of Psychological
Techniques and Biofeedback for Cancer Patients, 1976.
American Cancer Society Institutional Grant for the Study of Indium-Chloride
Bone Marrow Scanning (#ln-32-0), Stanford University, 1974.
Babcock Honor Society, Temple University Medical School, 1968.
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