Ensor Rodriguez Email & Phone Number

Integrative Medicine and Safety for Industry and individuals

Greater Los Angeles Area

Fiction Work: Three published novels and one in pipeline1. The Calling (ISBN 978-0595-00541-3)2. Getting It (ISBN 978-0-595-89119-1)3. The Kids (ISBN 978-0-595-88936-5)4. Victor Bou's Odyssey (submitted for publication)

Provided consulting service and publication support for ground-breaking research on Vibroacoustic Disease (VAD).VAD's first peer-reviewed scientific publication appeared in the Journal of Aviation, Space and Environmental Medicine in March 1999 (Vol. 70 No. 3, Section II, Supplement). The supplement has twenty-three scientific papers and a commentary by Ensor Rodriguez, M.D., Ph. D., who co-authored with Dr. Nuno Castelo-Branco and other international scientists several of the papers in the ground-breaking monograph.

Prevention-oriented medical practice incorporating innovative computer-based health risk assesment and medical record keeping. Provided risk-specific health care to high-level company and government executives.

Ensor was promoted to fill this ARCO Headquarters job, where he took over the incumbent VP position as well as two additional positions previously reporting to him: Corporate Medical Director and Medical Director for the ARCO International Division.Lodwrick Cook, Chairman and CEOIn the Corporate Medical Director's Team:Kailash Narayan, P.E., Manager, Lifeline (Health Promotion)William Durkin, Ph.D, Employee Assistance ProgramKen Czisny, Ph.D.Howard Green, Ph.D.

An international Division of Atlantic Richfield Company, with headquarters in Philadelphia, PA. Its Research and Conference Campus was in Newtown Square, PA. Hal Sorgenti, President and CEO

Responsible for all medical activities throughout Air Force Systems Command (Medical, Dental, Nursing, Research and Education). This included oversight of three hospitals, including the tertiary care 1000-bed Wilford Hall Medical Center; the USAF School of Aerospace Medicine (San Antonio, Texas), and the Aerospace Medical Research Laboratory (Dayton Ohio).

Department of Community Medicine - lecturer and mentor of Aerospace Physiology and Medicine research projects.

Various positions of increasing rank and management responsibility initially as Flight Surgeon, culminating as Deputy Chief of Staff, Medical and Life Sciences at USAF Systems Command. Legion of Merit. Awarded “for implementing an Air Force agreement with NASA to define medical and life sciences support requirements for the Space Transportation System.”The Meritorious Service Medal, awarded four times for:1. “Total reorganization of the Aeromedical Services and a comprehensive public health effort that resolved significant public health threats”2. “Outstanding leadership at the Office of the Surgeon General.”3. “Significantly advancing the state of the art in aerospace biotechnology.”4. “Leadership as Assistant for Bioastronautics and flawless support of the Department of Defense support to Space Shuttle operations”Vietnam Service Medal (1971)Aerospace Medical Association’s Fellow in Aerospace Medicine 1980.Senator Dewey F. Bartlett, Senator of the State of Oklahoma, for providing medical support to a Congressional Delegation in a fact-finding mission in Somalia (1975)NASA and the Department of Defense recognition for participating in the recovery of the Apollo 11 lunar landing mission.NASA and the Department of Defense recognition for providing medical support to the first five Space Shuttle missions (1981-1983)

In charge of all health care for the Eastern Space and Missile Center (ESMC), which encompassed all the space operations activity at Cape Canaveral, as well as the military space operations at the Kennedy Space Center (KSC). Provided contingency support for Space Shuttle Operations, from the launch site to potential recovery sites downrange, including Spain. Medical Director of a 100-bed general hospital that provided health care to ESMC’s active duty personnel.

Research, work force, funding, and facilities programming of a Department of Defense Laboratory that included R & D in the areas of Human Factors Engineering, Environmental and Toxic Hazards associated with the flight and space environment.

Ph.D., Cardiovascular Physiology And Environmental Medicine

Dissertation titled: "Cardiovascular adaptations to sudden increases in aortic resistance" Behavioral Cardiodynamics (Pavlovian).

M.D., Aerospace Medicine Specialty

Mph, Aerospace/Occupational Medicine

Year 1 of 3-Year Residency Training in Aerospace Medicine Ross A. Mc Farland, Ph.D., Faculty Advisor

M. D., Medicine

Alfonso Balcells, Dean