Background
Grosser, Bernard Irving was born on April 19, 1929 in Boston, Massachusetts, United States. Son of John and Katherine (Russman) Grosser.
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Bernard Irving Grosser
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Bachelor, U. Massachusetts, 1950; Master of Science, University of Michigan, 1953; Doctor of Medicine, Case-Western Reserve U., 1959.
Career
Intern, U. Utah, 1959-1960;
resident in psychiatry, U. Utah, 1960-1965;
assistant professor psychiatry, U. Utah School Medicine, Salt Lake City, 1967-1971;
associate professor, U. Utah School Medicine, Salt Lake City, 1971-1975;
professor, U. Utah School Medicine, Salt Lake City, since 1975;
department chairman, U. Utah School Medicine, Salt Lake City, since 1978. Member pre-clinical and clinical psychopharm. review committee National Institute of Mental Health, Washington, 1974-1979, 80-84, member science advisory board, 1984-1988. Member merit review board VA, Washington, 1988-1991.
Senior science advisor Alcohol, Drug Abuse and Mental Health Administration, Washington, 1987-1988. Ad hoc member Mental Health Clinical Research Center review committee National Institute of Mental Health, 1997.
Achievements
Membership
Captain United States Air Force, 1965-1967. Fellow American Psychiatric Association (life). Member International Society Psychoneuroendocrinology (treasurer 1974-1988), Utah Psychiatric Association (president 1995-1996), Psychiatric Research Society (president 1986-1987), American College Neuropsychopharmacology, Society Neurosci., New York Academy Sciences, Collegium International Neuro-psychopharmacologicum, American Association Psychiatry Department Chairmen (county since 1997).
Connections
Children: Steven, Mark, Minda. M.Karen Grosser.
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Religion
Judaism -
Political Party
Republican
Awards
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Grantee National Institute of Mental Health, 1959-1984, Food and Drug Administration, 1985-1988. Recipient Exemplary psychiatristaward National Alliance for Mentally Ill, 1997.Grantee National Institute of Mental Health, 1959-1984, Food and Drug Administration, 1985-1988. Recipient Exemplary psychiatristaward National Alliance for Mentally Ill, 1997.