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Sadwin, Arnold was born on November 12, 1926 in Woonsocket, Rhode Island, United States.
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Arnold Sadwin
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Arnold Sadwin, American Neuropsychiatrist. Diplomate National Board Medical Examiners; diplomate in psychiatry American Board Psychiatry and Neurology. Recipient Humanitarian of Year award, 1971, certified merit, 1976, Multiple Sclerosis Association, Physician's Recognition award American Medical Association, 1975, 78, 81, 84, 87, 90, 93.
Education
Bachelor, Boston University, 1948; postgraduate, Brown U., 1948-1949; postgraduate, Northwestern University, 1951-1952; Doctor of Medicine, Chicago Medical School, 1956.
Career
Rhode Island Cancer Society research fellow, Rhode Island Hospital, Providence, 1949-1950;
rotating intern, Jackson Memorial Hospital, U. Miami, Florida, 1956-1957;
resident in psychiatry, Lafayette Clinic, Wayne State University, Detroit, 1957-1960;
staff psychiatrist, Philadelphia Psychiatric Center, 1960-1985;
staff psychiatrist, Institute of Pennsylvania Hospital, Philadelphia, 1960-1979;
senior staff psychiatrist, Institute of Pennsylvania Hospital, Philadelphia, 1979-1997;
assistant psychiatrist, Presbyterian-University of Pennsylvania Medical Center, 1967-1975;
medical director neighborhood community mental health center, Presbyterian-University of Pennsylvania Medical Center, 1967-1975;
associate in psychiatry, Presbyterian-University of Pennsylvania Medical Center, 1977-1979;
chief neuropsychiatry, Graduate Hospital, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, 1982-1993;
honorary senior staff psychiatrist, Pennsylvania Hospital, since 1997;
neuropsychiatry facilitator, On Physicians-On-Line, since 1996. Attending psychiatrist, attending neurologist Graduate Hospital, University of Pennsylvania, 1960-1993. Consultant in neurology and psychiatry General Hospital Monroe County, East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania, Bridgeton (New Jersey) Hospital, 1977-1979.
Acting department chairman psychiatry Graduate Hospital, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, 1978-1981. Appointed lifetime honorary consultant psychiatrist and neurologist Pocono Medical Center, East Stroudsburg, since 1983. Senior staff psychiatrist Philadelphia Psychiatric Center (now Belmont), since 1985.
Assistant clinical professor psychiatry University of Pennsylvania School Medicine, 1972-1987. Assistant clinical professor neurology University of Pennsylvania, 1972-1986. Assistant clinical professor family medicine University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey School Osteopathic Medicine, since 1993.
Lecturer in field.
Achievements
Membership
Program chairman Willowdale Civic Association, Cherry Hill, New Jersey, 1963-1966. Active DaVinci Art Alliance, Philadelphia, since 1987. With United States Navy, 1945-1946.
Fellow American Academy Forensic Examiners, American Academy Psychosomatic Medicine, Philadelphia College Physicians, Behavioral Neurology International. Member American Medical Association (Physicians Recognition award 1993, 96), American Psychiatric Association, American Institute.Bio-Medical Climatology (vice president 1980-1983), Philadelphia County Medical Society, Pennsylvania Medical Society, Philadelphia Psychoanalytic Society (postgraduate psychosomatic study group), Philadelphia Medical Club, Phil-Mont Mobile Amateur Radio Club (FranklinInst., Philadelphia, past president), Willowdale Gourmet Club (Cherry Hill), 25 Year Club of University of Pennsylvania, Audubon (New Jersey) Poets.
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Connections
M. Sue Matney, 1955; children: Donna Liane, Stuart Glenn, Lori Sheryl.
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Nationality
American
Awards
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Recipient Humanitarian of Year award, 1971, certified merit, 1976, Multiple Sclerosis Association, Physician's Recognition award American Medical Association, 1975, 78, 81, 84, 87, 90, 93.Recipient Humanitarian of Year award, 1971, certified merit, 1976, Multiple Sclerosis Association, Physician's Recognition award American Medical Association, 1975, 78, 81, 84, 87, 90, 93.