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Glaser's career began as an intern at Bellevue Hospital Center before her appointment as pediatric resident at Beth Israel Medical Center. At Beth Israel, she became chief pediatric resident, associate attending pediatrician and then assistant attending pediatrician. In 1973 she was appointed instructor of pediatrics at Mt. Sinai Hospital before becoming a clinical fellow in infectious diseases at Montefiore Hospital Medical Center. This rigorous fellowship integrated an intense year-long study of clinical consultations and research concerning Extrahepatic bilary atresia, a disease which affects neonates, and was later recognized by the American Liver Foundation.
Contribution: Pediatrician specializing in infectious diseases
College Activities: Phi Beta Kappa, Herald reporter
Other Education: New York University (M.D., 1965)