Albert C. Molnar, MD
Albert Molnar, MD, is board certified by the American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation and the American Association of Electrodiagnostic Medicine. He received his medical degree from Ohio State University followed by an internship at Brook Army Medical Center in San Antonio. Dr. Molnar completed a residency in Physical Medicine at Letterman Army in San Francisco, where he served as Assistant Chief Resident.
Currently, Dr. Molnar has a private practice in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Sports Medicine (fitness wellness) and Electrodiagnosis. From 1969 through 1995, Dr. Molnar enjoyed a distinguished and decorated military career in the United States Army. From 1990 to 1995, he served as III Corps Surgeon and Medical Advisor in Fort Hood, Texas. Prior to that appointment, Dr. Molnar was Commander at the Pentagon Army Health Clinic in Washington, D.C. and served on the faculty of the National Defense University, also in Washington, D.C. Previous service includes Commander at the United States Army Hospital in Fort Dix, New Jersey, Deputy Commander in the United States Army Hospital in Fort Jackson, South Carolina, and 3rd Infantry Division Surgeon and Medical Advisor to the Commander in Wurzburg, Germany.
Dr. Molnar’s numerous military honors include the Army Legion of Merit, Commendation Medal, Army Achievement Medal, Meritorious Service Medal, Army National Defense Service Ribbon, Army Service Ribbon, Overseas Service Ribbon, Expert Field Medical Badge, Parachute Badge and Order of Military Medical Merit.
Dr. Molnar has written many professional papers, which have appeared in respected medical journals. His work covers a wide range of topics including “Al Eskan Disease: Desert Storm Pneumonitis” and “Lipoprotein-LIPID Profiles and Treadmill Exercise Test Performance of Senior Military Officers.” Dr. Molnar received his bachelor’s degree from Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio.
Curriculum vitae of Albert C. Molnar, M.D. (PDF)
Education:
Executive Development Program , 1992
Texas A& M University
College Station, TX
Industrial College of the Armed Forces, 1988-1989
Washington, DC
Command and General Staff College, 1978-1979
Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
Army Medical Department Advance Course, 1975-1976
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio, Texas
Doctor of Medicine, 1969
Ohio State University
Columbus, Ohio
Bachelor of Arts, 1965
Western Reserve University
Cleveland, Ohio
Clinical Appointments:
Present Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Sports Medicine (Fitness Wellness) Electrodiagnosis
1990-1995 III Corps Surgeon Medical Advisor Fort Hood, Texas
1990 Commander, Pentagon Army Health Clinic Pentagon Washington, DC
1988-1990 Faculty, National Defense University Student, Industrial College of the Armed Forces Washington, DC
1985-1988 Commander, United States Army Hospital Fort Dix, New Jersey
1982-1985 Deputy Commander, United States Army Hospital Fort Jackson, South Carolina
1979-1982 3rd Infantry (MARNE) Division Surgeon Medical Advisor to Commander Wurzburg, Federal Republic of Germany
1978-1979 Student, Med level Military School
Command and General Staff College Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
1978 Patient Care, Physical Medicine
United States Army Medical Department Activity
Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
1976-1978 Medical Advisor Commander, 543rd Dispensary
19th Support Command Surgeon
Republic of Korea
1973-1975 Assistant Chief, Physical Medicine Letterman Army
San Francisco, CA 1970-1973 Resident, Physical Medicine
Letterman Army San Francisco, CA
1969-1970 Intern
Brook Army Medical Center
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio, TX
Specialties:
Diplomat American Academy of physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Diplomat American Association of Electrodiagnostic Medicine
Honors and Awards
Army, Legion of Merit
Army, National Defense Service Ribbon
Commendation Medal
Army Achievement Medal
Meritorious Service Medal
Army Service Ribbon
Overseas Service Ribbon
Expert Field Medical Badge
Parachute Badge
Order of Military Medical Merit
Professional Organizations:
American Association of Neuromuscular & Electrodiagnostic Medicine,
American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
American Association of Electromyography & Electrodiagnosis
Federal Health Care Executives
Publications
Al Eskan Disease: Desert Storm Pneumonitis. Korenyi-Both, Molnar Fidelus Gort, Military Medicine, Vol. 157, September 1992
Lipoprotein-LIPID Profiles and Treadmill Exercise Test Performance of Senior Military Officers. Kokkinos et al. Abstract presented October, 1989
Heart Disease in Basic Trainees with Chest Pain. Cowitz et al.
American College of Cardiology, March 1986
Mitral Polapse in Basic Trainees with Exercise Syncope and Chest Pain. Cowitz et al. The American Heart Association 58th Scientific Session, November 1985
