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Cinader became an expert in emergency medicine and in 1975 was appointed to the Emergency Medical Services Commission of Los Angeles County and he served on the commission until his death. Just prior to his death, Cinader produced the first six episodes of Knight Rider, a new series from Glen A. Larson.
Robert Allen Cinader V Veteran Flowers have been left. 10 Nov 1924 – 16 Nov 1982 Burial Details Unknown
Television Producer. He worked for Jack Webb's production company, Mark VII Productions. He is most famous for co-creating the TV series Emergency! with Harold Jack Bloom. Emergency! helped made the public aware of the then-fledgling paramedic program, first authorized in California by the 1969 Wedsworth-Townsend Act....
Television Producer. He worked for Jack Webb's production company, Mark VII Productions. He is most famous for co-creating the TV series Emergency! with Harold Jack Bloom. Emergency! helped made the public aware of the then-fledgling paramedic program, first authorized in California by the 1969 Wedsworth-Townsend Act....
The television show Emergency! produced a group of about 100 people who evolved into a family. Those who worked with Bob Cinader will never forget the privilege. Robert A. Cinader died on November 16, 1982, after a battle with cancer. He left his wife of 31 years, Jean, and hundreds more friends who loved, respected and admired him.
Jun 1, 2001 · Robert A. Cinader's involvement with the Los Angeles County Fire Department began in 1971 when he filmed a pilot television movie about the county's fledgling paramedic program. "Emergency" aired in 1972 and ran as a prime time show for five years with a weekly audience of 13 million people.
Nov 17, 1982 · Cinader, who died Tuesday, was also executive producer of the “Quincy,” “Adam 12” and “Dragnet 1966” TV series as well as four mini-series: “The Immigrants,” “The Rebels,” “The Seekers” and “Condominium.” “Bob Cinader did more to improve emergency medical care for people in the United States than any other single ...
