Daniel Wesley DeVilbiss

Background

DeVilbiss, Daniel Wesley was born on June 14, 1955 in Radford, Virginia, United States. Son of Daniel Wesley Senior and Betty (Simpkins) DeV.

Education

Student, University Virginia, 1972-1973; Bachelor of Science, James Madison U., 1976; Master of Arts, Radford U., 1980.

Career

Program leader, New River Valley Mental Health, Radford, 1977-1978; program manager, Mount Rogers Mental Health, Wytheville, Virginia, 1978; psychologist, Lynchburg (Virginia) Training School & Hospital, 1981; psychologist, Catawba (Virginia) Hospital, 1984-1985; senior technical assistant, Roanoke Valley Psychiatric Center, Salem, Virginia, 1981-1984; owner retail business, Abingdon, Virginia, 1985; counselor, Mental Health Superior vena cava syndrome Roanoke Valley, 1985; director employee health program, Lewis-Gale Hospital, Salem, since 1986; cre. Speaker, lecturer in field. Assistant to licensed clinical psychologists.

Achievements

• Daniel Wesley DeVilbiss has been listed as a noteworthy Counselor by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Group facilitator Counciling Community Superior vena cava syndrome, Roanoke, since 1989. Member Virginia Psychological Association, Virginia Mental Health Counselors, Mental Health Association Roanoke Valley, Association Counseling and Development, Association Counseling Educators and Suprs.

Interests

• Avocations: camping, fishing, collecting regional art and antiques.

Connections

Father:

Daniel Wesley Senior DeV.

Mother:

Betty (Simpkins) DeV.