Grinberg Vladimir Lazarevich (7 June 1895, Mariupol – ?) — physician.

Vladimir Grinberg graduated from a gymnasium in 1917 and entered the Faculty of Natural Sciences at Yuriev University. In 1918, due to the university's evacuation to Voronezh, he moved to Rostov, where the University of Warsaw had also been evacuated, and enrolled in its Faculty of Medicine, graduating in 1923. He began his medical career as a resident physician in the paediatric department of the Yalta Clinical Tuberculosis Institute, where he worked until September 1927.

From October 1927 to October 1931, he served as director of the Lenin Children's Tuberculosis Sanatorium under the Vladimir Provincial Health Department. From November 1931 to September 1933, he was director of the “Konyashino” Children's Tuberculosis Sanatorium of the sanatorium-resort trust under the Moscow Regional Health Department. Between September 1933 and October 1934, he was head of the medical department of the “Chernogubovo” Children's and Adolescent Tuberculosis Sanatorium in the Kalinin Region.

From October 1934 to October 1940, he worked as a consulting paediatrician at the “Krasnaya Roza” Children's Bone Tuberculosis Sanatorium. During the Winter War (August 1939 – October 1940), he served in the military as a resident physician at a hospital in Leningrad.

From June 1941 to May 1946, he was head of the medical department in Cherepovets (Vologda Region), Petrozavodsk (Karelo-Finnish SSR), and Voroshilov (Primorsky Krai). Since May 1947, he worked as a paediatrician at the Republican Tuberculosis Dispensary of the Latvian SSR.

He was awarded the Order of the Red Star and the medals “For the Victory over Germany” and “For the Victory over Japan”.

Fanny Yakovlevna Segel — wife
Anatoly Vladimirovich Grinberg — son