Clyde Raymond Goodheart

Background

Goodheart, Clyde Raymond was born on June 9, 1931 in Erie, Pennsylvania, United States. Son of Edmund James and Helen (Husted) Goodheart.

Education

Bachelor of Science, Northwestern University, 1953. Master of Science, Northwestern University, 1957. Doctor of Medicine, Northwestern University, 1957.

MM, Northwestern University, 1987.

Career

Research fellow California Institute of Technology, 1958-1961. Assistant professor pediatrics, then associate professor Children's Hospital, Los Angeles, 1961-1965. Associate member, then member Institute biomedical Research, Education and Research Foundation, American Medical Association, 1965-1970.

Senior microbiologist Rush-Presbyterian-St. Luke's Medical Center, Chicago, 1970-1971. Professor microbiology Rush Medical College, 1971-1980. President BioLabs, Inc., Lincolnshire, Illinois, since 1971.

Teacher microbiology University of California at Los Angeles, 1961-1964. Board directors Fibrogenex Inc.

Achievements

• Clyde Raymond Goodheart has been listed as a noteworthy Virologist, scientific laboratory executive by Marquis Who's Who.

Works

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  • An Introduction to Virology

    (An Introduction to Virology by Clyde R. Goodheart. Same d...)

  • An introduction to virology

Membership

Member American Society for Microbiology, Illinois Society for Microbiology (president 1974), American Association for the Advancement of Science, Tissue Culture Association, Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi, Phi Rho Sigma.

Connections

Married Barbara Jean Peterson, December 26, 1953. Children– Kenneth James, Karen Jean, Diane Louise.

Father:

Edmund James Goodheart

Mother:

Helen (Husted) Goodheart

Spouse:

Barbara Jean Peterson

child:

Karen Jean Goodheart

child:

Diane Louise Goodheart

child:

Kenneth James Goodheart