Dr. Larry A. Sonna

							  Dr. Larry A. Sonna
Provides State-of-the-
 art Care Services To
       Patients
Dr. Larry Sonna is a successful professional who
has been working in the medical industry for a long
time. He is the sole proprietor and consultant of
Bon Air Consulting. It was founded in the year
2005.
His work involved analysis of gene expression data
and in particular Affymetrix gene chip array data.
He    wrote     manuscripts    for   peer-reviewed
publication, the military and for industry. He also
provided Locum Tenens physician services in
Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine.
Throughout his medical career, Dr. Larry Sonna
has been awarded with several honors. On May 16,
1995, he received Meritorious Service Medal for
organizing and conducting a multi-year Combat
Lifesaver training program for the 29th Infantry
Division, while assigned to the 1/175th Infantry.
In 1999, he was honored with Army Commendation
Medal for work performed as Chair of the Human
Use Review Committee (IRB) at USARIEM. He
also received Department of the Army Research
and Development Achievement Award 2002 in
recognition of research work performed while
assigned to USARIEM.
Dr. Larry Sonna has many years of experience in
teaching services as well. From Fall 2008 and
2009, he was lecturer in the second-year physical
diagnosis course. (“Introduction to Clinical Medicine
II), University of Maryland School of Medicine (Dr.
Leslie    Robinson,      course    director)   Topic:
Introduction to the Pulmonary Exam.
In May 2011, he gave a lecture covering basic
principles of thermodynamics and heat transfer as
part of a postgraduate course on Therapeutic
Hypothermia.
About Dr. Larry A. Sonna
Dr. Larry A. Sonna has extensive expertise in
providing both inpatient and outpatient pulmonary
and critical care services. He received his
undergraduate degree from Southern Methodist
University, Dallas, TX.
He then attended Johns Hopkins University School
of Medicine to earn his Doctor of Medicine and
Doctor of Philosophy.   He has earned board
certifications as well such as Critical Care
Medicine, Pulmonary Disease and Internal
Medicine.
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