Background
Wilson, Daniel Richard was born on February 22, 1956 in Fort Dodge, Iowa, United States.
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Daniel Richard Wilson, American anthropologist, physician. Certified FABPN, 1989. Fellow: American Board Forensic Medicine (life); member: American Neuropsychiatric Association (president since 2009), World Psychiatric Association (chair Psychotherapy since 2004), International Society Police Surgeons (life), Alpha Omega Alpha (life).
Education
Bachelor Anthropology, Yale University, 1979. Doctor of Medicine, University Iowa, 1983. Doctor of Philosophy Anthropology, Cambridge University, 1995.
Diploma mental health management, Case Western Reserve University, 1996.
Career
Resident in psychiatry Harvard Medical School, 1987. Neuropsychiatrist McLean Hospital - Harvard Medical School, Belmont, Massachusetts, 1987—1992. Associate professor psychiatry University Cincinnati, 1993—1998.
Medical director ODMH - Lewis Center, 1993—2000, ODMH - Statewide ISS, 1998—2000. Professor psychiatry University Cincinnati, 1998—2000. Professor, chairman psychiatry, professor anthropology Creighton University, Omaha, since 2000.
Achievements
Membership
Fellow: American Board Forensic Medicine (life). Member: American Neuropsychiatric Association (president since 2009), World Psychiatric Association (chair Psychotherapy since 2004), International Society Police Surgeons (life), Alpha Omega Alpha (life).
Connections
Married Sandra Lea Davis. 1 child Victoria Elizabeth.
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American
Awards
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Named National Training Program of Year, National Alliance for Mentally Ill, 1995. Recipient Huston award, University Iowa College Medicine, 1983, National Exemplar Training Program award, American Psychiatric Association, 1994. Visiting fellow, Clare Hall, Cambridge University, 1992-1993, Slyster scholar, American Medical Association, 1982-1983, Burroughs-Wellcome fellow, American Psychiatric Association, 1985-1987, Overseas fellow, Royal Anthropol. Institute, since 1997, Rotary fellow, Cambridge University, England, 1992-1993.Named National Training Program of Year, National Alliance for Mentally Ill, 1995. Recipient Huston award, University Iowa College Medicine, 1983, National Exemplar Training Program award, American Psychiatric Association, 1994. Visiting fellow, Clare Hall, Cambridge University, 1992-1993, Slyster scholar, American Medical Association, 1982-1983, Burroughs-Wellcome fellow, American Psychiatric Association, 1985-1987, Overseas fellow, Royal Anthropol.
Institute, since 1997, Rotary fellow, Cambridge University, England, 1992-1993.