New Mexico State Society of AMT
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Henry Oh Wins the 2007 USA National Teacher of the Year Award Honorable Mention
The 2007 National Achievement Award of the Career College Association (CCA), USA, has selected Dr. Henry Oh, MT(AMT)AHI, for the Teacher of the Year Award Honorable Mention. The CCA presents this award to only one individual each year. However, the awards committee had a difficult task this year of selecting a winner from the many outstanding nominations submitted. The awards committee felt that Dr. Oh was exceptional and will recognize him as an honorable mention at this year’s Annual Achievement Awards luncheon in Louisiana on June 14, 2007. CCA has over 1,400 members of accredited, private colleges and universities throughout the U.S. Henry Oh is currently the Chairman of the Scientific Committee of the New Mexico State Society of the American Medical Technologists (NMSSAMT). He is also the Program Director of Respiratory Therapy at Pima Medical Institute, Albuquerque Campus. He is an honored member of the International Who’s Who of Professional Educators, and a Fellow of the New York Academy of Medicine. He is a Registered Respiratory Therapist (RRT) and a Certified Medical Technologist (MT), with a PhD in Health Science from California University Los Angeles.
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Robert
passed away on November ,2004. He began his career by attended X-ray
training at Madison College in Tennessee and then transferring to
Southern Academy where he studied both Medical Technology and X-ray. He
was registered with AMT in 1958 and returned to the four corners area
where he worked at the San Juan Clinic in Farmington for two years. He
worked out of Cortez, Colorado at the Southwest Memorial Hospitan for a
couple of more years and then went to work for the Indian Health
Services out of Ship Rock, New Mexico from 1963 through 1979. He was
the X-ray and Lab Supervisor for his last ten years in IHS. Since
February, 1980, Robert has been with the San Juan Medical Center in
Farmington working mostly in the general and special chemistry area of
the lab. Robert has been an officer in the state society several times
over the years holding the position of Secretary, Vice President and
President in the past. His most recent position prior to this election
was board member.