Cornelis B. Bakker

Background

Bakker, Cornelis B. was born on January 6, 1929 in Rotterdam, Holland. Son of Willem and Poulina J. (Reiff) Bakker. came to the United States, 1953, naturalized, 1963.

Education

M.D. with honors, U. Utrecht, Holland, 1952.

Career

Intern, Clinics of Rotterdam, 1952-1953; Intern, Sacred Heart Hospital, Spokane, 1953-1954; resident in psychiatry, Eastern Eastern State Hospital, Medical Lake, Washington, 1954-1956; resident in psychiatry, U. Utrecht, 1956-1957; resident in psychiatry, University of Michigan Medical School, 1957-1959; instructor, research associate psychiatry, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, 1959-1960; instructor psychiatry, U. Washington, Seattle, 1960-1963; assistant professor, U. Washington, 1963-1967; associate professor, U. Washington, 1967-1972; professor psychiatry, U. Washington, 1972-1979; director Adult Psychiatric Inpatient Service, U. Washington, 1961-1968; director, Adult Development Program, 1968-1979; professor, head department psychiatry, University of Illinois College Medicine, Peoria, 1979-1984; medical director department psychiatry, Sacred Heart Medical Center, Spokane, since 1984; clinical professor department psychiatry and behavioral science, U. Washington School Medicine, Seattle, since 1985. Psychiatric consultant Society Secretary Hearings and Appeals, 1963-1979, Ketchikan Community Mental Health Center, 1972-1977. Associate residency training director department psychiatry and behavioral science U. Washington, Seattle, since 1991.

Achievements

• Cornelis B. Bakker has been listed as a noteworthy Psychiatrist, educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Fellow American Psychiatric Association, American College Psychiatrists.

Connections

Married Marianne K. Rabdau, June 11, 1955. Children: Paul, James, Gabrielle.

Father:

Willem Bakker

Mother:

Poulina J. (Reiff) Bakker

Spouse:

Marianne K. Rabdau

child:

Gabrielle Bakker

child:

James Bakker

child:

Paul Bakker