Clifton Jack Alexander

Background

Alexander, Clifton Jack was born in New York City. Son of Louie and Sally Ann (Antler) Alexander.

Education

Bachelor of Science, U. Alabama Master of Arts, Columbia University postgraduate, University of Southern California Doctor of Medicine, U. Lausanne, Switzerland.

Career

Intern, resident, Morrisana City Hospital, New York City chief of staff World Health Organization, United States Army, United States and French Zones of Germany, 1948-1952; with, Chief Office of Civilian Defense, Los Angeles private practice, Tucson, Phoenix.

Achievements

• Clifton Jack Alexander has been listed as a noteworthy Physician by Marquis Who's Who.

Works

• Other Work

  • Co-author: Herpes Handbook, 1987, Kick the Habit, The Basic Guide, 1989.

Membership

Physician, United States State Department and American Medical Association, Vietnam, 1968. Member American Medical Association, Academy Family Physicians (president Arizona chapter 1968-1969), Arizona Medical Association, Southern Medical Association, Masons.

Connections

Father:

Louie Alexander

Mother:

Sally Ann (Antler) Alexander