DR. JOHN ELLERT CARLSON, MD
Radiology at Country Creek Way, Dayton, OH
License number
Ohio 35068359
Category
Radiology
Type
Diagnostic Radiology
Address
Address
2
9764 Country Creek Way, Dayton, OH 45458
23625 Commerce Park SUITE 204, Cleveland, OH 44122
23625 Commerce Park SUITE 204, Cleveland, OH 44122
Phone
(937) 885-3954
(216) 255-5700
(216) 255-5701 (Fax)
(216) 255-5700
(216) 255-5701 (Fax)
Personal information
See more information about JOHN ELLERT CARLSON at radaris.comName
Address
Phone
502 N High St, Kenton, OH 43326
4746 Glen Martin Dr, Dayton, OH 45431
4910 Independence Cir UNIT A, Stow, OH 44224
305 E Main St, Mansfield, OH 44904
1936 15Th St, Cuyahoga Falls, OH 44223
Professional information
Culinary Arts / Chef Training
Location:
Dayton, Ohio Area
Industry:
Computer Hardware
Work:
Interactive Computer Equipment
Sep 2007 - Mar 2012
-
Founder & CEO
TJC
Jan 1996 - Apr 2005
-
Sales Manager
Education:
Sinclair Community College 2012 - 2012
Culinary Arts, Culinary Arts/Chef Training Sinclair Community College 1995 - 2005
Columbus College of Art & Design 1993 - 1994
Alter High School 1990 - 1993
Culinary Arts, Culinary Arts/Chef Training Sinclair Community College 1995 - 2005
Columbus College of Art & Design 1993 - 1994
Alter High School 1990 - 1993
Interests:
Drawing, Painting, Sculpting, Hiking, Camping, digital photography, B&W Photography, gourmet cooking, wine tasting,
Honor & Awards:
Eagle Scout
John Paul Carlson, Lima OH - Lawyer
Address:
2727 Harding Hwy, Lima 45804
(419) 224-8564, (419) 224-0287
1559 Covington Ave, Piqua 45356
(937) 778-9966, (937) 778-2380
131 N Ludlow St SUITE 1400, Dayton 45402
(937) 223-8888, (937) 223-0127
(419) 224-8564, (419) 224-0287
1559 Covington Ave, Piqua 45356
(937) 778-9966, (937) 778-2380
131 N Ludlow St SUITE 1400, Dayton 45402
(937) 223-8888, (937) 223-0127
Licenses:
Ohio - Active 2003
Education:
University of Dayton School of LawDegree JD - Juris Doctor - LawGraduated 2002
Park UniversityDegree BS - Bachelor of ScienceGraduated 1997
Park UniversityDegree BS - Bachelor of ScienceGraduated 1997
Specialties:
Personal Injury - 40%
Defective / Dangerous Products - 30%
Medical Malpractice - 30%
Defective / Dangerous Products - 30%
Medical Malpractice - 30%
Languages:
English
Associations:
American Bar Association
Dayton Bar Association
Ohio Association for Justice
Ohio National Guard Officers Association
Ohio State Bar Association
Dayton Bar Association
Ohio Association for Justice
Ohio National Guard Officers Association
Ohio State Bar Association
Description:
John returned to Dyer, Garofalo, Mann Schultz in 2010 after serving two tours of duty in Iraq and 8 years as an assistant prosecutor. He is admitted to...
John P. Carlson, Dayton OH - Lawyer
Office:
Dyer, Garofalo, Mann & Schultz L.P.A.
131 North Ludlow St SUITE 1400, Dayton, OH 45402
131 North Ludlow St SUITE 1400, Dayton, OH 45402
Memberships:
Dayton, Ohio State and American Bar Associations, Ohio Association for Justice.
ISLN:
917968196
Admitted:
2003, Ohio, 2010, U.S. District Court, Southern District of Ohio
Special Agencies:
Ohio National Guard Officers Association.
University:
Park University, B.S., cum laude, 1997
Law School:
University of Dayton, J.D., 2002
Military:
Captain, Ohio Air National Guard, 1991—
Links:
Site
Vice President And Economist At Federal Reserve Bank Of Cleveland
Position:
Vice President and Economist at Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Location:
Cleveland/Akron, Ohio Area
Industry:
Banking
Work:
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
-
Vice President and Economist
Airlines/Aviation Professional
Location:
Dayton, Ohio Area
Industry:
Airlines/Aviation
Vehicle Powder Coating System
US Patent:
6679193, Jan 20, 2004
Filed:
Jan 8, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/041201
Inventors:
Jeffrey R. Shutic - Wakeman OH
John F. Carlson - Westlake OH
Thomas E. Hollstein - Amherst OH
Keith E. Williams - Ann Arbor MI
Ernest J. Fena - Westlake OH
Harry J. Lader - Lakewood OH
John F. Carlson - Westlake OH
Thomas E. Hollstein - Amherst OH
Keith E. Williams - Ann Arbor MI
Ernest J. Fena - Westlake OH
Harry J. Lader - Lakewood OH
Assignee:
Nordson Corporation - Westlake OH
International Classification:
B05B 1504
US Classification:
118309, 118308, 118310, 118313, 118679
Abstract:
An apparatus for applying powder coating material onto large objects such as automotive, truck or other vehicle bodies includes a powder spray booth defining a controlled area within which to apply powder coating material onto the vehicle bodies, a powder kitchen located at a remote position from the powder spray booth, and, a number of feed hoppers located proximate the booth which receive powder coating material from the powder kitchen and supply it to automatically or manually manipulated powder spray guns associated with the booth. Oversprayed powder coating material is removed from the booth interior by a powder collection and recovery system which transmits the oversprayed powder back to the powder kitchen for recirculation to the powder spray guns.
Vehicle Powder Coating System
US Patent:
2007021, Sep 20, 2007
Filed:
May 18, 2007
Appl. No.:
11/804389
Inventors:
Jeffrey Shutic - Wakeman OH, US
John Carlson - Westlake OH, US
Thomas Hollstein - Amherst OH, US
Keith Williams - Manchester MI, US
Ernest Fena - Rockey River OH, US
Harry Lader - Lakewood OH, US
John Carlson - Westlake OH, US
Thomas Hollstein - Amherst OH, US
Keith Williams - Manchester MI, US
Ernest Fena - Rockey River OH, US
Harry Lader - Lakewood OH, US
International Classification:
B05B 15/04
US Classification:
118326000
Abstract:
An apparatus for applying powder coating material onto large objects such as automotive, truck or other vehicle bodies includes a powder spray booth defining a controlled area within which to apply powder coating material onto the vehicle bodies, a powder kitchen located at a remote position from the powder spray booth, and, a number of feed hoppers located proximate the booth which receive powder coating material from the powder kitchen and supply it to automatically or manually manipulated powder spray guns associated with the booth. Oversprayed powder coating material is removed from the booth interior by a powder collection and recovery system which transmits the oversprayed powder back to the powder kitchen for recirculation to the powder spray guns.
Vehicle Powder Coating System
US Patent:
7247205, Jul 24, 2007
Filed:
May 22, 2006
Appl. No.:
11/419621
Inventors:
Jeffrey R. Shutic - Wakeman OH, US
John F. Carlson - Westlake OH, US
Thomas E. Hollstein - Amherst OH, US
Keith E. Williams - Manchester MI, US
Ernest J. Fena - Rocky River OH, US
Harry J. Lader - Lakewood OH, US
John F. Carlson - Westlake OH, US
Thomas E. Hollstein - Amherst OH, US
Keith E. Williams - Manchester MI, US
Ernest J. Fena - Rocky River OH, US
Harry J. Lader - Lakewood OH, US
Assignee:
Nordson Corporation - Westlake OH
International Classification:
B05C 19/00, B05C 11/00, B05B 15/04
US Classification:
118309, 118684, 118308
Abstract:
An apparatus for applying powder coating material onto large objects such as automotive, truck or other vehicle bodies includes a powder spray booth defining a controlled area within which to apply powder coating material onto the vehicle bodies, a powder kitchen located at a remote position from the powder spray booth, and, a number of feed hoppers located proximate the booth which receive powder coating material from the powder kitchen and supply it to automatically or manually manipulated powder spray guns associated with the booth. Oversprayed powder coating material is removed from the booth interior by a powder collection and recovery system which transmits the oversprayed powder back to the powder kitchen for recirculation to the powder spray guns.
Vehicle Powder Coating System
US Patent:
7166164, Jan 23, 2007
Filed:
Jun 27, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/167830
Inventors:
Jeffrey R. Shutic - Wakeman OH, US
John F. Carlson - Westlake OH, US
Thomas E. Hollstein - Amherst OH, US
Keith E. Williams - Manchester MI, US
Ernest J. Fena - Rockey River OH, US
Harry J. Lader - Lakewood OH, US
John F. Carlson - Westlake OH, US
Thomas E. Hollstein - Amherst OH, US
Keith E. Williams - Manchester MI, US
Ernest J. Fena - Rockey River OH, US
Harry J. Lader - Lakewood OH, US
Assignee:
Nordson Corporation - Westlake OH
International Classification:
B05C 19/00, B05C 11/00, B05B 15/04
US Classification:
118309, 118684, 118308, 118326
Abstract:
An apparatus for applying powder coating material onto large objects such as automotive, truck or other vehicle bodies includes a powder spray booth defining a controlled area within which to apply powder coating material onto the vehicle bodies, a powder kitchen located at a remote position from the powder spray booth, and, a number of feed hoppers located proximate the booth which receive powder coating material from the powder kitchen and supply it to automatically or manually manipulated powder spray guns associated with the booth. Oversprayed powder coating material is removed from the booth interior by a powder collection and recovery system which transmits the oversprayed powder back to the powder kitchen for recirculation to the powder spray guns.
Vehicle Powder Coating System
US Patent:
6929698, Aug 16, 2005
Filed:
Jan 7, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/752809
Inventors:
Jeffrey R. Shutic - Wakeman OH, US
John F. Carlson - Westlake OH, US
Thomas E. Hollstein - Amherst OH, US
Keith E. Williams - Manchester MI, US
Ernest J. Fena - Rockey River OH, US
Harry J. Lader - Lakewood OH, US
John F. Carlson - Westlake OH, US
Thomas E. Hollstein - Amherst OH, US
Keith E. Williams - Manchester MI, US
Ernest J. Fena - Rockey River OH, US
Harry J. Lader - Lakewood OH, US
Assignee:
Nordson Corporation - Westlake OH
International Classification:
B05C011/00, B05C019/00, B05B015/04
US Classification:
118683, 118684, 118308, 118310, 118712
Abstract:
An apparatus for applying powder coating material onto large objects such as automotive, truck or other vehicle bodies includes a powder spray booth defining a controlled area within which to apply powder coating material onto the vehicle bodies, a powder kitchen located at a remote position from the powder spray booth, and, a number of feed hoppers located proximate the booth which receive powder coating material from the powder kitchen and supply it to automatically or manually manipulated powder spray guns associated with the booth. Oversprayed powder coating material is removed from the booth interior by a powder collection and recovery system which transmits the oversprayed powder back to the powder kitchen for recirculation to the powder spray guns.