Bonnie Baird Wilford

Background

Wilford, Bonnie Baird was born on January 11, 1946 in Chicago, Illinois, United States. Daughter of George Martin and Ruth Eleanor Baird.

Education

Bachelor, Knox College, 1967; postgraduate, Roosevelt U., 1969-1971.

Career

Staff associate, American Hospital Association, Chicago, 1967-1970; manager plan development, Blue Cross & Blue Shield Association, Chicago, 1970-1979; director department substance abuse, American Medical Association, Chicago, 1979-1991; director division clinical science, American Medical Association, Chicago, 1988-1991; director division clinical science, Pharmaceutical Policy Project George Washington University, Washington, 1992-1997; director division clinical science, Center for Health Superior vena cava syndrome and Outcomes Research, Arlington, Virginia, since 1998. Executive office of the President The White House, 1991-1992. Senior research scientist.

Achievements

• Bonnie Baird Wilford has been listed as a noteworthy Health policy specialist by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member APHA, International Narcotic Enforcement Officers Association (Award of Honor 1985), Association for Medical Edition and Research Substance Abuse, Informal Steering Committee Prescription Drug Abuse (board directors).

Interests

• Avocations: travel, gardening, needlework.

Connections

Married David Edward Wilford, October 2, 1967. Children: Heather Lynn, Edward Baird.

Father:

George Martin Baird

Mother:

Ruth Eleanor Baird

Spouse:

David Edward Wilford

child:

Heather Lynn Wilford

child:

Edward Baird Wilford