Background
Elequin, Cleto was born on October 18, 1933 in Antique, Philippines. Son of Cleto and Enriqueta (Tengonciang) Elequin.
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Cleto Elequin, American physician. Member Professional Advisory Council Community Mental Health-Retardation Center, Lexington, 1967-1971; member Lexington Hospital Council, 1969-1971. Member American Medical Association, American Psychiatric Association, American Academy Family Physicians (life), Association Medical Supts. Mental Hospitals, Texas Medical Association, Travis County Medical Society, Austin Psychiatric Society.
Education
Doctor of Medicine Far Eastern U., Philippines, 1957.
Career
Rotating intern, Good Samaritan Hospital, Lexington, Kentucky, 1957-1958;
general practice resident, Central Baptist Hospital, Lexington, 1958-1959;
psychiatric resident, Eastern State Hospital, Danville, Pennsylvania, 1959-1960, 61-62;
psychiatric resident with child psychiatry, Eastern State Hospital, New Castle, Delaware, 1962-1963;
staff physician, Eastern Eastern State Hospital, Lexington, 1960-1961;
director Fayette County Project, director intensive treatment service, Eastern Eastern State Hospital, Lexington, 1964-1967;
superintendent, Eastern Eastern State Hospital, Lexington, 1969-1971;
deputy commissioner, Department Mental Health, State Kentucky, 1967-1969;
practice medicine, specializing in family practice, Pecos, Texas, 1971-1972;
practice medicine, specializing in family practice, Austin, Texas, 1974-1989;
retired. Consultant psychiatrist Texas Youth Commission, Peyote, Texas, Permian Basin Cmty. Mental Health-Mental Retardation, Odessa, Texas, Prude Ranch for Emotionally Disturbed Children and Adolescents, Fort Davis, Texas, Dept.Mental Health-Mental Retardation State of Texas.
Visiting lecturer in medicine and psychiatry American University of the Caribbean, Plymouth, Montserrat. Assistant deputy commissioner Texas Department Mental Health and Mental Retardation, Austin, 1973-1974, deputy commissioner mental health, 1974. Private practice family practice and psychiatry, Austin, 1974-1985.
Member attending staff Brackenridge Hospital, St. David Medical Center, Seton Medical Center, Shoal Creek Hospital. Medical director Mary Lee school and Foundation, 1974-1980, board of trustees, 1980-1985. Attending psychiatrist U. Kentucky Medical Center, 1964-1971, Good Samaritan Hospital,1969-1971, Control Baptist Hospital, 1966-1971.
Consultant psychiatrist U. Kentucky Student Health Svc., 1965-1971, Peace Corps, 1966-1968, Bureau Rehabilitation State Kentucky,1965-1971, Blue Grass Cmty. Care Center, 1967-1971, Covington (Kentucky) Cmty. Care Center, 1969-1971, Hazard Cmty.
Care Center, 1969-1971, Danville (Kentucky) Cmty. Center, 1969-1971, Maysville (Kentucky) Cmty. Care Center, 1969-1971.
Clinical instructor, assistant clinical professor department psychiatry U. Kentucky Medical Center, 1964-1969, associate clinical professor, 1969-1971. Consultant psychiatrist Texas Youth Commission Texas Department of Microbiology and Botany-Magnetic Resonance, State of Texas. Private practice in psychiatry, Austin,1974-1985.
Member attending staff Brackenridge Hospital, St. David Medical Center, Seton Medical Center, Shoal Creek Hospital. Medical director Mary Lee school and Foundation, 1974-1980, member board of trustees, 1980-1985.
Achievements
Membership
Member Professional Advisory Council Community Mental Health-Retardation Center, Lexington, 1967-1971. Member Lexington Hospital Council, 1969-1971. Member American Medical Association, American Psychiatric Association, American Academy Family Physicians (life), Association Medical Supts.
Mental Hospitals, Texas Medical Association, Travis County Medical Society, Austin Psychiatric Society.
Connections
Married Nancy Johnson, May 14, 1958. Children: Tracy, Thomas Kyle, Stuart Scott.
