Life and Experiences of Dr. Paparella
Date and Place of Birth: February l3, l933; Detroit, Michigan
Nationality: American
Educational and Employment Experiences
l950-l953 (B.S.) University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan
l953-l957 (M.D.) University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan
l957-l958 Rotating Internship, Emanuel Hospital Portland, Oregon
l958-l96l Residency in Otolaryngology, Henry Ford Hospital, Detroit, Michigan
l960-l96l Junior Staff Member, Henry Ford Hospital, Detroit, Michigan
l96l-l963 Chief of Ear, Nose and Throat Department, U.S. Army Hospital (20th Station Hospital), Nuremberg, Germany
l963-l964 Full-time Geographic Staff and Assistant, Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary, Boston, Massachusetts Instructor, Harvard Medical School, Cambridge, Massachusetts
l964-l967 Assistant Professor, Department of Otolaryngology, Ohio State University School of Medicine, Columbus, Ohio Consultant, Veterans' Administration Hospital, Dayton, Ohio Staff Member, Ohio State University Hospitals, Department of Otolaryngology, Columbus, Ohio Director, Otological Research Laboratory, Ohio State University, College of Medicine, Columbus, Ohio
4/0l/67 - Professor and Chairman
l0/l5/84 Department of Otolaryngology,
University of Minnesota Medical School, Minneapolis, Minnesota Member of Staff, University of Minnesota Hospitals, Department of Otolaryngology, Minneapolis, Minnesota Director, Otopathology Laboratory, Department of Otolaryngology, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota
l0/l5/84 Clinical Professor and Chairman Emeritus, to present Department of Otolaryngology, University of Minnesota Medical School, Minneapolis, Minnesota Director, Otopathology Laboratory, Department of Otolaryngology, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota President and Staff, Minnesota Ear, Head and Neck Clinic, P.A., Minneapolis, Minnesota Member of Staff and Hospital Committees, Fairview University Medical Center, Minneapolis, Minnesota (formerly St. Mary's Hospital and Fairview Riverside) Secretary and Founder International Hearing Foundation, Member of Board of Directors
l979-present Director of Midwestern Center, National Temporal Bone Bank Program.
Honors (Selected-many not listed)
1960 Kobrak Research Award
1973 Guest of Honor and Honorary Member Congress of the Otorhinolaryngological Society of Japan,
1975 Award of Merit American Academy of Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology
1976 Award of Appreciation Collegium OtoRhinoLaryngologicum Amicitiae Sacrum
1976 Award of Appreciation
1987 Dedication and Service to Research and Medicine The American Board of Otolaryngology
1979 The President's Award
1980 Centurian Club Dedication and Contributions to Otologic Research
1983 Guest of Honor - Fifth Asia-Oceanic Meeting - Korea
1985 Award for Outstanding Service in Education & Research
1988 The International Hearing Foundation
1985 International Award for Dedication to Research & Medicine Lions International
1986 Brinkman Lecturer - University of Nigmegen, Holland
1986 Listed in Who's Who in the US & Midwest
1986 Clinica Paparella Otorrinolaringolgiia - Sau Paulo, Brazil Clinic named in Honor of Dr. Michael M. Paparella
1986 Listed as one of the Best in the Field of Otolaryngology The Best of Medicine, eds. H.J. Dietrick, V.H.Biddle,
1988 Access to Medical Excellence/Consultant & Medical Advisor Phoenix Alliance
1988 Research Award / Helping to Conquer Tinnitus The American Tinnitus Association
1989 Distinguished Award for Contribution to Research & Medicine Seoul National University Hospital
1990 Distinguished Harper Alumnus Award Outstanding Dedication & Contributions to Research & Medicine
1990 Award for Contributions to Meniere's Disease Asia-Oceanic Congress of Otolaryngological Society/Seoul, Korea
1990 Listed in The Best in Medicine-Surgery: The Age of New Developments One of two Minnesota Clinics listed
1991 Italian Heritage Award Dedication & Service to the Community & Friends in the Field of Medicine and Research
1991 Award for Dedication & Contributions to Research & Medicine Portugal Congress of Otolaryngology XV
1992 Award for Dedication to Research for Meniere's Disease Sau Paulo Brazil Congress of Otolaryngology
1992 Listed as one of the Top Doctors in ENT/Otolaryngology MPLS/ ST PAUL Magazine Selected by 250 doctors and nurses in the Twin Cities
1993 Award for Outstanding Contributions to Research & Medicine University of Santiago, Chile - Department of Otolaryngology
1993 Honored for 30 years of Dedication to Research & Medicine University of Minnesota & International Hearing Foundation
1993 Achievement Award for Scientific & Clinical Efforts in Otolaryngology University of Rome - Department of Otolaryngology
1993 Listed in Who’s Who Registry of Global Business Leaders
1994 Listed in Who's Who In America 48th Edition - Marquis (Nominated & Accepted)
1994 Listed in Who's Who Worldwide
1994, '95 Listed in Best Doctors in America Otology (Meniere's Disease, Otitis Media)
1994, '95 Listed in Marquis Who's Who
1995 Listed in Who’s Who Worldwide
1996 Notable Men in ENT Association of Otolaryngologists of India
1996-97 Listed in Best Doctors in America Central Region Otology/Neurotology (Meniere's Disease, Otitis Media)
1997 Prosper Meniere’s Society Guest of Honor & Gold Medalist The Prosper Meniere's Society
1998 Triologic Award - Guest of Honor Triologic Society
1998 Award of Merit Amercian Otological Society
1999 Distinguished Service Award American Academy of Otolaryngology - Head & Neck Surgery
2000 Honoree International Brazilian Symposium
2000 Presidential Citation The Triological Society
2000 Practitioner Excellence Award (Nominee) American Academy of Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery
2000Ben Senturia Lecture - Guest Speaker Washington University School of Medicine St. Louis, MO
2001 Guest of Honor Fourth Extraordinary International Symposium on Recent Advances In Otitis Media Sendai, Japan
2001 Guest of Honor - Foreign Professor Mexican Society of Otorhinolaryngology Head & Neck Surgery
2001 Guest of Honor XXVII Pan American Congress of Otorhinolaryngology Head & Neck Surgery Lima, Peru
2001-02-03 Listed in "Best Doctors in America" (Otolaryngology)
2002 Presidential Citation – American Otological Society, Inc., Boca Raton, FL.
2003 Listed in "America's Top Doctors" (Otolaryngology)
2003 Minnesota Best Doctor (Doctor’s Choice) Minnesota Monthly. July
Major Research Interest: Otopathology and Clinical Otology
Principal Investigator of a variety of grants (not detailed herein), 19641990:
National Institutes of Health American Otological Society Deafness Research Foundation
Hartford Foundation
Guggenheim Foundation
Bodman Foundation
Lion's (5M), Including 2 million dollars raised to build the
Lion's International Hearing Center, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota
International Hearing Foundation Principal Investigator: ProgramProject Grant "Mechanisms of Sensorineural Hearing Loss", NIH, 1974
Principal Investigator: ProgramProject Grant "Pathogenesis of Otitis Media," NIH, l978present
CoInvestigator: "Regional Temporal Bone Bank Centers," 5 R0l NS l602A03, l9791988
Medical Licenses:
1958, State of Michigan
l963, State of Massachusetts
l964, State of Ohio
l967, State of Minnesota, #l7666
Certifications:
American Board of Otolaryngology, October, l963
Professional and Scientific Societies:
Academy of Medicine of Columbus and Franklin County
Alpha Kappa
American Academy of Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology (Fellow), l964
American Association for Laboratory Animal Sciences
American Board of Otolaryngology, l976
American College of Surgeons (Fellow), l97l
American Medical Association
American Neurotology Society, l976
American Otological Society, 1967
Association of Academic Departments of Otolaryngology (Formerly SACO), Founder
Barany Society, l978
Better Hearing Institute Advisory Board Member
Centurion Club of Deafness Research Foundation
Collegium OtoRhinoLarngologicum Amicitaie Sacrum
Columbus Ophthalmology and Otolaryngological Society
Deafness Research Foundation
Hennepin County Medical Society
International Federation of OtoRhinoLaryngological Societies
International Hearing Foundation
International Society for the History of Otolaryngology
Minneapolis Hearing Society
Minnesota Academy of Medicine
Minnesota Academy of Otolaryngology - Head & Neck Surgery American College of Surgeons
Minnesota Medical Association
New England Otolaryngological Society
Pan American Medical Association
Pre-School Medical Survey of Vision and Hearing
Society of Sigma Xi
Society of University Otolaryngologists (Senior Status)
Triological Society (American Laryngological, Rhinological and Otological Society, Inc.
Elected or Appointed Offices in Major Committees and Organizations
American Board of Otolaryngology
Guest Examiner, l967-l975
Board of Directors, l976-1988
Standards and Residencies Committee, Board Examiner, l976
Standards and Residencies Committee Member, l976
Foreign Medical Graduates Committee Member, l978
Credentials Committee Member, 1984-1985
Chairman, Credentials Committee, 1987
Ad Hoc Peer Review (Recertification) Committee Member, 1987
Senior Counselor, 1989-present
American Academy of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery (Fellow), 1981 Formerly the American Academy of Ophthalmology & Otolaryngology
Associate Secretary of Continuing Education
Chairman, Otorhinolaryngology Self-Improvement (ORL/SIP) Committee
Committee Chairman & Associate Secretary for Undergraduate Education
Continuing Education Committee
Committee on Hearing & Equilibrium
Chairman of Subcommittee on Evaluation of New Information & Education
Equilibrium Subcommittee l984 - l986
IFOS Committee on Prevention of World Hearing
Impairment, January 1988 - present
Committee on Humanitarian Efforts, January 1988
Subcommittee on Quality Assurance, January 1988
Committee on Terminology, January 1987
National Institutes of Health
National Institute for Neurological & Communicative Disorders &
Stroke Advisory Council NIH,
Council Member, l980 - l984
National Institute for Neurological & Communicative Disorders & Stroke Advisory Council
American Academy of Otolaryngology
Joint Task Force on Otopathology CoChairman, l984
Member of Communicative Disorders (Project Center) Review Committee
Special Consultant to the Director of NIH, 1975 - 1978
Consultant
National Temporal Bone Banks Program Director of Midwestern Section, l979-present
American Otological Society Board of Trustees, Research Fund President
American Neurotology Society Audiology Study Committee - l976
Area Health Education Center, Member
Minnesota Regional Hearing Center, Founder and Director (With St. Mary's and Fairview Hospitals)
Lions International Hearing Center, Director
Advisory Council of Lions International Hearing Center, Member
Better Hearing Institute (BHI), Board Member
Deafness Research Foundation Board of Trustees
Centurion Club, President
Grant Review Committee, Chairman
Research Advisory Committee
Centurion Club, Member
Governor's Coordinating Committee for Hearing Problems in the State of Minnesota
International Hearing Foundation Cofounder & Secretary
Medical Sciences International (MEDSI), Founder, President & Chairman of the Board, 1987present
Medtrac Physicians Advisory Committee
(Parent Organization: Foundation for Health Care Evaluation) 1984
Micromedics, Board of Directors, 19851988 Minnesota Medical Association
Alternate Delegate from the University Hospitals Minnesota Medicine, Board of Editors, Board Member
Minnesota Academy of Ophthalmology and OtolaryngologyCouncil member
Minneapolis Hearing Society Board of Directors
National FDA Committee Advise Regarding Efficacy of Antivertiginous Drugs, Chairman
Northlands Regional Medical Program, Inc. Regents Representative Regional Advisory Group Member Service Committee Member
PreSchool Vision and Hearing Survey, Inc. Secretary, l968l97l
Chairman of Society of Otolaryngology (Now Association of Academic Departments of Otolaryngology) President Protem and Organizer (Founder), l97ll972 SecretaryTreasurer, l972l974 Presidentelect, l974l976 President, l976l978
Society of University Otolaryngologists Executive Council, l969l97l
Triological Society Vice President, Middle Section, l976 Council Member, l976 Assistant Editor
St. PaulModena Italy Sister City Program CoChair, Medical TechnologyScience Committee1989
Riverside Neurosensory Center at Riverside Medical Center, Board of Directors, 1988 –
Phoenix Alliance, Inc. (Access to Medical Excellence)
Medical Advisory Committee, Participating Consultant, 1988 -
University of Minnesota Activities (major activities only) Professor & Chairman Department of Otolaryngology University of Minnesota, 1967-1984 Minneapolis, Minnesota
Chairman Council of Clinical Sciences, University of Minnesota, School of Medicine, l972l973
Chairman Council of Clinical Services, University of Minnesota Hospitals, l973l976
ViceChairman Council of Chiefs of Clinical Services, University of Minnesota Hospitals, l976
Chairman Operating Committee Minnesota Founder
Regional Hearing Center Chairman Promotions Committee,
Health Sciences Center, l973 Chairman HMO Committee for Health Sciences
Member Faculty Advisory Committee 1972-1973 (Advisory to the Dean)
Member Board of Governors, University Hospital, 1973 - 1976
Member Task Force, Area Health Education Center
Member Senate, University of Minnesota, l973l974
Executive Steering Committee of the Medical School (members include - Dean of Medical School, Director of University Hospitals, Chief of Staff, Chairman of Council of Clinical Sciences)
University of Minnesota Regents Representative & Member of Regional Advisory Group
Northlands Regional Medical Program, Inc. Member of Service Committee
Member Bylaws Committee under the auspices of the Medical Staff Hospital Council, appointed June l, l977
Chairman Council of Clinical Sciences, University of Minnesota Health Sciences Center, l982l985
Clinical Professor and Chairman Emeritus, 1984 present
Director of Otopathology Laboratory, 1967 present
Meetings (not detailed):
Many lectures, panel discussions, courses & papers presented at various national & international symposia & meetings in the United States & other countries.Participation on panels, program committees, guest speaker at various Universities within & outside the United States, Visiting Professorships, etc.
Sponsored various statewide (especially for family physicians), national & international meetings & symposia especially in otology.
Editorial Duties in Journals:
Minnesota Medicine Editorial Board
The Laryngoscope Editorial Board, 19741985 Senior Consultant, l985 present
Reviewer, 1974 - present
Modern Medicine
Specialty Consultant
American Journal of Clinical Research
Editorial Board
American Journal of Otolaryngology
Reviewer
Annals of Otology, Rhinology, & Laryngology
Reviewer
Acta OtoLaryngologica
Board of Collaborators
The Mexican Journal of Otolaryngology
Editorial Board
Archives of Otolaryngology
Reviewer
ENT Journal
Reviewer
The Journal of Otolaryngology (Le Journal d'OtoRhinoLaryngologie)
Corresponding Editor
Journal of Vestibular Research
Editorial Board
Revista Italiana di Otorinogologia Audiologia e Foniatria
Editorial Board
Journal of the American Academy of Otolaryngology - Head & Neck Surgery
Editorial Review Board, 1993 -
The Journal of Otolaryngology Le Journal d'Oto-rhino-laryngologie
International Advisory Board, 1993 -
Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery
Editorial Review Board
Otology-Neurotology
Editorial Review Board
Acta Oto-Laryngologica
Advisory Board
The American Journal of Otology
Invited Peer Reviewer
Films, Video, Audio Presentations
l. Surgical Techniques for Otological & Auditory Research A twopart film obtainable from the A.M.A. Motion Picture Library, 535 Dearborn Street, Chicago, Illinois.
2. Surgical Treatment for Intractable External Otitis
3. Tympanoplasty (Parts l and 2)
4. Endolymphatic Sac
5. Canalplasty
6. Video tapes of several surgical procedures performed during the International Hearing Foundation Ear Surgery Course, June, l986, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
7. Yearbook of Otolaryngology MEDICASSETTE, Volume I, Number 1 6.
Eds. M.M. Paparella and B.J. Bailey. Chicago: Year Book Medical Publishers, 1986.
8. Yearbook of Otolaryngology MEDICASSETTE, Volume II, Number 1 6.
Eds. M.M. Paparella and B.J. Bailey. Chicago:Year Book Medical Publishers, 1987.
9. Yearbook of Otolaryngology MEDICASSETTE, Volume III, Numbers 1 6.
Eds. M.M. Paparella and B.J. Bailey. Chicago:Year Book Medical Publishers, 1988.
Instructor - American Academy of Otolaryngology - Head & Neck Surgery Annual Meetings:
"Advances in Treating Otitis Media."
Giebink, S., Paparella, M.M., Goycoolea, M.V., 1987
Paparella,, M.M., Alleva, M., Canafax, D., 1988,1989,1990.
"Meniere's Disease: Current Concepts of Diagnosis & Treatment."
Paparella, M.M., Nissen, R.L. 1987,1988,1989,1990,1991,1992,1993.
"Clinical Otopathology" (the pathology of middle ear/inner interactions)
Jung, T.T.K., Paparella, M.M. Goycoolea, M.V., 1987,1988,1989,1990,1991,1992,1993.
"Exploratory Tympanotomy/PLF & Middle Ear/Inner Interactive Diseases".
Paparella, M.M., Pulec, J.L, Kimberley, B.P., 1990
"Meniere's Disease: Current Concepts of Diagnosis & Treatment."
Paparella, M.M. Sajjadi, H., Froymovich, O.,1994, 1995,1996,1997, 1998, 1999.
"New Surgical Advances in Treating Otitis Media."
Paparella, M.M., Sajjadi, H., Wardlow, J.G., 1993, 1994
"Flexible Surgical Approach to Otitis Media"
Paparella, M.M., Sajjadi, H., 1995
"Use & Abuse of Ventilation Tubes"
Paparella, M.M., Morris,M., 1997,1998,1999,2000,2001
"Meniere's Disease Diagnosis and Treatment: Current Concepts"
Paparella, M.M., Sajjadi, H., 2000, 2001,2002
"Use & Abuse of Ventilation Tubes"
Paparella, M.M., O. Froymovich, 2002
EDUCATIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES
Direct teaching to hundreds of health care professionals including medical students, residents, international fellows, clinical fellows and visitors. Since 1984 teaching priorities have been directed mostly to clinical and international fellows.
Many past students have distinguished themselves by becoming contributors to society and the field of otolaryngology including full-time faculty members (60), professors and chairmen (20) of Otolaryngology Departments in the United States and other countries.
Advisor to dozens of trainees in the Graduate School at the University of Minnesota,
during the acquisition of M.S. & Ph.D. degrees in the field of otolaryngology.
Many visitors (otolaryngologists) directly observe methods of patient care in the clinic setting and in the operating room on an ongoing basis.
PRACTICE PHILOSOPHY - Teaching and Charity
Quality patient care is stressed using both traditional and innovative methods. Many methods of diagnosis and treatment, including some diagnostic equipment and most surgical instruments (including the system used for otological surgery) have been innovated, used and taught.
Charity is practiced and taught through personal service and financial contributions. This includes service to patients in need, the International Hearing Foundation which is dedicated to research, education and public service and continued support of the University of Minnesota.
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