Douglas Michael Strong
Dr. Strong graduated from Gonzaga University in Spokane, WA and received his PhD from The Medical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee. He served 20 years in the Navy where he was involved in transplantation, tissue and blood banking He retired in 2007 as COO at the Puget Sound Blood Center where he founded the Northwest Tissue Center in 1988. He has served on Advisory Committees for FDA, NIH, IAEA, Canadian Blood Systems and HemaQuebec and has lectured around the world. He is the recipient of the DeGowin Lectureship in Blood Banking from the University of Iowa, the Distinguished Lectureship Award from the South Texas Blood and Tissue Bank and five lifetime achievement awards including: from AATB, ABC, APASTB, AABB and UBS. He has served as a consultant for CDC, the IAEA, the WHO and Canadian Blood Services. He is Past President of AABB and past Chair of the AABB U.S. Biovigilance Network Steering Committee. He is currently coordinating the WHO Project NOTIFY.
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