Barnett Seymour Salzman

Background

Salzman, Barnett Seymour was born on February 15, 1939 in New York City. Son of George and Fanny (Pugach) Salzman.

Education

Bachelor, Hunter College, 1960; Doctor of Medicine, State University of New York, Buffalo, 1965.

Career

Broadcaster, Station XEMO, Los Angeles, 1974-1976; broadcaster, Station KEYY, Provo, Utah., 1973-1974; broadcaster, Station WCMI, Ashland, Kentucky, since 1994; broadcaster, Station WTSF, Ashland, since 1994; president, Foundation for Study of Rejuvenation Medical Research Corporation, since 1974. Technical consultant, private freelance medical telepsychiatry, videotherapy psychiatric services to industry personnel.

Achievements

• Barnett Seymour Salzman has been listed as a noteworthy Psychiatrist, radio and television broadcaster by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Lieutenant commander of The United States Navy Reserve, 1963-1973. Fellow Royal Society Health (fellowship 1974), American Association for Social Psychiatry (fellowship 1983).

Interests

• Avocations: videodocumentary production, performance art, acting, videophotography.

Connections

Children: Star Barnett, Rachel Star, Sunshine Noel, Priscilla Magdalene. Married Stacey Jean Severin, January 1991.

Father:

George Salzman

Mother:

Fanny (Pugach) Salzman

Spouse:

Stacey Jean Severin

child:

Priscilla Magdalene Salzman

child:

Sunshine Noel Salzman

child:

Rachel Star Salzman

child:

Star Barnett Salzman