Professional role
Joseph Foley, MD, who was the head of neurology in the ’70s, offered Chandar a post-residency faculty position just weeks into his time in Cleveland.[1]
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offered Chandar a post-residency faculty position
Joseph Foley, MD, who was the head of neurology in the ’70s, offered Chandar a post-residency faculty position just weeks into his time in Cleveland.[1]
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Biographical context: offered Chandar a post-residency faculty position
Joseph Foley, MD, who was the head of neurology in the ’70s, offered Chandar a post-residency faculty position just weeks into his time in Cleveland.
Degree: MD
Joseph Foley, MD, who was the head of neurology in the ’70s, offered Chandar a post-residency faculty position just weeks into his time in Cleveland.
Identity: Joseph Foley
Joseph Foley, MD, who was the head of neurology in the ’70s, offered Chandar a post-residency faculty position just weeks into his time in Cleveland.
Professional role: Joseph Foley, MD, who was the head of neurology in the ’70s, offered Chandar a post-residency faculty position just weeks into his time in Cleveland.
Joseph Foley, MD, who was the head of neurology in the ’70s, offered Chandar a post-residency faculty position just weeks into his time in Cleveland.