At the age of 80, Martin Diamond, D.O., is still working full-time (not to mention overtime) for the osteopathic medical profession. After 35 years of treating countless patients as a family physician in solo practice, Dr. Diamond made his mark in osteopathic medical education, serving, among other positions, as an associate dean for NYCOM and as the founding dean of Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine in Harlem, which was created substantially as a result of his efforts.

Today, while many of his contemporaries spend much of their time on the golf course, Dr. Diamond is still actively involved in the profession in his role as Dean Emeritus of TouroCOM and as director of medical education at Nassau University Medical Center.

When he was in his 70s, Dr. Diamond was instrumental in revitalizing the New York State Osteopathic Medical Society. He now serves on its Board of Directors, and in too many other volunteer positions to mention here. In 2008 Dr. Diamond was awarded the American Osteopathic Association's Distinguished Service Certificate, which is the Association's highest award. Dr. Diamond is also a husband, a father and a grandfather.

With so much going on in his life, he doesn't have time to get old!