It has been decades in the making, but pulmonologist Alex Funicello is now thinking about how he can continue to make an impact on his medical science long after he is retired. With a successful career in a field that he has been passionate about day one, he reflects on all of his accomplishments and is proud of how far he has come. But he feels that it is time to find his successors, so that he can help pass his most valuable skills down to them and help push the field of pulmonology forward.

Alex Funicello has worked in the field of pulmonology as a doctor, lecturer and researcher. He has published papers on issues that have had a strong and positive impact on the medical company. Students were always engaged by his lively and passionate lectures that were also chock full of facts, figures and the theories that could be entertained for decades to come.

After working hard in school and all the way up to his doctorate, Alex Funicello went into his field with zeal and a certain eagerness to be the most effective doctor he could possibly be. After spending some time in hospitals and hospices he had worked his way up to opening his own private practice. For over two decades, he has been active in this practice and helping many patients live longer and healthier lives. While he knows that many of his accomplishments in research and lecturing will make his effect on the field that much greater, he can’t help but feel that some of the proudest times of his job were when he could see the looks of hope and gratitude on the faces of his patients and their loved ones. Those were the times that he had truly known he made a positive impact on the world.

Now in his fifties, Alex Funicello looks to the future, and realizes that the best way he can further his legacy is by training a generation of doctors and future leaders of their field who will all benefit from working under his wing at his practice.

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