Douglas C. Huber, MD, FACP

Pathologist (Retired)

Douglas Huber

A Timeline of Professional Milestones 

1939

Born to Abram Paul and Mary Ashley (Grow) Huber in South Charleston, WV.

1958

Attended Harvard University and does so again in 1959.

1960

Earns a Bachelor of Arts in chemistry from Emory University.

1966

Is commander of the 346 Medical Detachment in the Vietnam War as well as a captain within the U.S. Army Medical Corps.

1952

Becomes an Eagle Scout on July 24.

1964

Earns a Doctor of Medicine from the Emory School of Medicine.

1971

Is certified in anatomic and clinical pathology and later in dermatopathology in 1976.

1971

Works as an associate pathologist at Baldwin County Hospital in Milledgeville, GA.

1972

Is an associate pathologist at Leary Laboratory in Boston through 1973.

1973

Becomes laboratory director of the Homer D. Cobb Member Hospital in Phoenix City, AL, through 1979.

1976

Is the founder of Phoenix City Laboratory Associates through 1979.

1976

Is the deputy state commissioner for the College of American Pathologists Laboratory Inspection Program in Skokie, IL, through 1979.

1979

Works as a general practitioner at the Leonard Morse Hospital in Natick, MA.

1979

Is the vice president of the Alabama Association of Pathologists in Birmingham, AL.

1980

Becomes the Laboratory director of WellStar Douglas Hospital in Douglasville, GA, through 2004.

1989

Serves as the medical director of the Atlanta Division of the Roche Biomedical Laboratory in Tucker, GA, through 1993.

1999

Becomes the laboratory director of Wellstar Cobb Hospital through 2004.

2003

Works as the medical director of Lost Mountain Tissue Bank.

2006

Retires from his career as a pathologist.

2012

Receives a Doctor of Divinity, Honoris Causa, from Antioch Bible Seminary.

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