Ann Birnbaum Barnet

Background

Barnet, Ann Birnbaum was born on January 18, 1930 in Chicago, Illinois, United States. Daughter of John Solomon and Rosalie (Friedman) Birnbaum.

Education

AB, Sarah Lawrence College, 1951; Doctor of Medicine, Harvard University, 1955.

Career

Fellow department pediatrics, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, 1958-1961; clinical director, Cambridge (Massachusetts) Child Development Clinic, 1958-1961; research associate, Walter Reed Army Institute Research, Washington, 1961-1973; special pediatric resident, Children's National Medical Center, 1978-1979; assistant professor, now professor pediatrics and neurology, George Washington University, Washington, since 1967; director evoked response laboratory, Children's National Medical Center, Washington, 1965-1994. Member communicative science study section National Institutes of Health, Washington, 1973-1977. Consultant neurological devices Food and Drug Administration, 1978-1983.

Member vaccine injury board Department of Health and Human Services.

Achievements

• Ann Birnbaum Barnet has been listed as a noteworthy Pediatrician by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Founding president The Family Place, Washington, since 1981. Board directors numerous community organizations. Active Eighth Day Community Church of the Saviour.

Member American Academy Pediatrics (Executive Committee District of Columbia chapter 1985-1987), Southern Society Pediatric Research, Family Resource Coalition.

Interests

• Avocations: reading, traveling.

Connections

Married Richard J. Barnet, April 10, 1953. Children: Juliana, Beth, Michael.

Father:

John Solomon Birnbaum

Mother:

Rosalie (Friedman) Birnbaum

Spouse:

Richard J. Barnet

child:

Michael Barnet

child:

Beth Barnet

child:

Juliana Barnet