WILLIAM T SMITH, MD
Marriage and Family Therapists at Creek Rd, Cleveland, OH

License number

Ohio 35035789

Professional information

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Human Resources Professional

Location:

Cleveland/Akron, Ohio Area

Industry:

Human Resources

Work:

IDEX Corporation May 1978 - Oct 2003 - Subsidiary Vice President Human Resources IDEX Corporation 1978 - 2003 - Subsidiary Vice President Human Resources

Education:

State University of New York College at Buffalo 1967 - 1971
BS, Social Studies

Custodian At Cleveland Municipal School District

Position:

Custodian at Cleveland Municipal School District

Location:

Cleveland/Akron, Ohio Area

Industry:

Education Management

Work:

Cleveland Municipal School District - Custodian

William Thomas Smith, Wooster OH

Specialties:

Internal Medicine, Family Medicine, General Practice, Obstetrics & Gynecology

Work:

Cleveland Clinic Wooster Clinic
1740 Cleveland Rd, Wooster, OH 44691

Education:

Duke University(1970)

William Jameel Smith Iii - Cleveland, OH

Work:

Berea Children and Family Services(Guidestone)
Counselor/Mentor SS Kemp INC - Cuyahoga Heights, OH
Shipping and Receiving

Education:

Alabama State, Tri-C - Cleveland, OH
Early childhood education, Sociology

Skills:

Experience dealing with children and young adults that suffer from ADHD, PDD, Depression, and Bi-Polar etc.

Sealless Rotodynamic Pump With Fluid Bearing

US Patent:

5370509, Dec 6, 1994

Filed:

Dec 8, 1993

Appl. No.:

8/164027

Inventors:

Leonard A. R. Golding - Moreland Hills OH
William A. Smith - Lyndhurst OH
Warren F. Wade - Orange Village OH

Assignee:

The Cleveland Clinic Foundation - Cleveland OH

International Classification:

F04B 1700

US Classification:

4174231

Abstract:

A sealless centrifugal blood pump is provided in which a rotatable impeller is supported in a pump housing by fluid bearings during operation. Rotational movement of the impeller is accomplished with an inverted motor for magnetically driving of the impeller and maintenance of the axial running position of the impeller relative to the housing. In an alternative embodiment, the axis of the rotor housing is radially displaced relative to the axes of drive element of the motor and the motor housing.

Viscous Seal Blood Pump

US Patent:

5098256, Mar 24, 1992

Filed:

Nov 21, 1989

Appl. No.:

7/439853

Inventors:

William A. Smith - Lyndhurst OH

Assignee:

The Cleveland Clinic Foundation - Cleveland OH

International Classification:

F01D 1104

US Classification:

415111

Abstract:

A blood pump includes a housing having an inlet and outlet communicating with a pump chamber. A rotor received in the pump chamber is rotated by a drive motor. A drive shaft extending between the motor and rotor is sealed by a fluid seal. The housing includes an opening defining a clearance with the drive shaft on the order of one or two thousandth (0. 002) of an inch. A viscous, biocompatible fluid is utilized as the seal fluid.

Sealless Rotodynamic Pump With Radially Offset Rotor

US Patent:

5324177, Jun 28, 1994

Filed:

May 3, 1991

Appl. No.:

7/695312

Inventors:

Leonard A. R. Golding - Moreland Hills OH
William A. Smith - Lyndhurst OH

Assignee:

The Cleveland Clinic Foundation - Cleveland OH

International Classification:

F04B 1700

US Classification:

4174231

Abstract:

Vehicle Coating Process

US Patent:

5376457, Dec 27, 1994

Filed:

Aug 19, 1993

Appl. No.:

8/109092

Inventors:

William C. Smith - Wooster OH

Assignee:

Volvo GM Heavy Truck Corporation - Greensboro NC

International Classification:

B32B 1504

US Classification:

428457

Abstract:

A process of applying a finish to an electrically conductive vehicle body by passing the body through a water-based electrocoating bath while applying a voltage between the body and the bath to electro-coat the body with constituents of the bath. The coat is dehydrated to a state of sufficient dryness to permit spray application of a water-base primer while maintaining the coat cool enough to avoid fusing the coat. A coating of water-base primer is then sprayed over the dehydrated but otherwise untreated E coat. The coat and coating are then baked to concurrently fuse both of them. The primer sprayed on an interior portion of the body is pigmented to a desired finished color. Selected portions of the baked coating on the exterior of the body are light sanded to remove entrained dirt and thereafter finish coating is applied to the body.

Apparatus For Educational Games

US Patent:

4428582, Jan 31, 1984

Filed:

Sep 23, 1981

Appl. No.:

6/304861

Inventors:

William Smith - Cleveland OH

International Classification:

A63F 104

US Classification:

273296

Abstract:

Apparatus is disclosed for the playing of a variety of educational games by players of all ages and skills. Cards or tiles are provided with numbers on one side and letters on the other.

Blood Pump

US Patent:

8177703, May 15, 2012

Filed:

Jun 6, 2006

Appl. No.:

11/447350

Inventors:

William A. Smith - Lyndhurst OH, US
Markus Lorenz - Karlsruhe, DE
David Dudzinski - Strongsville OH, US
Hsiang Ming Chen - Latham NY, US
Charles J. Prisco - Saratoga Springs NY, US
Nicholas G. Vitale - Albany NY, US
Stephan Weber - Lyndhurst OH, US

Assignee:

The Cleveland Clinic Foundation - Cleveland OH
Foster-Miller, Inc. - Waltham MA

International Classification:

A61M 1/10, A61M 1/03

US Classification:

600 16, 600 17, 600 18, 623 3

Abstract:

A blood pump () includes a stator assembly including a fluid inlet () and a fluid outlet (). A rotor assembly () includes an impeller () rotatable about an axis () to move fluid from the inlet () to the outlet (). A motor () imparts rotation of the impeller () about the axis (). The motor () includes a motor stator () fixed to the stator assembly (), a motor rotor () fixed to the rotor assembly (), and a radial motor gap () between the stator () and the rotor (). The pump () is configured to direct a mixed blood flow from the fluid inlet () to the fluid outlet () and a wash flow through the motor gap ().