Famous scuba divers: Ronald Bangasser, died in 2007

Dr. Bangasser received his medical degree from Chicago Medical School, and interned at San Bernardino County Medical Center. He trained in hyperbaric oxygen research at St. Luke’s Presbyterian Hospital in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and at the Navy Diving Medical Officers’ Training School. In the late years of his life he served as a President to the California Medical Association. Ronald Bangasser was an avid SCUBA diver and instructor.

For 28 years, Dr. Bangasser was a key figure in the San Bernardino County Medical Society, CMA and AMA, serving as president of SBCMS before serving in that role for the CMA. He served as Chair of the California Delegation to the AMA, Chair of CMA’s Finance Committee and Vice Chair of CMA’s Hospital Medical Staff Section. He was an AMA delegate and member of the AMA Council on Medical Services. He also served on the Board of CMA’s Institute for Medical Quality.

As a SCUBA Diver (expert and instructor), Ron Bangasser taught many colleagues, friends, dive buddies, patients and citizens the joy of SCUBA diving. He served as an instructor for the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department team responsible for retrieving boats, planes, people and bodies. Other.

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