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Jackson, Edith Banfield was born on January 2, 1895 in Colorado Springs, Colorado, United States. Daughter of William and Helen Fiske (Banfield) Jackson.
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Edith Banfield Jackson, American physician. award preventive psychiatry 1964); award child development Fellow American Psychiatric Association (Agnes McGavin award preventive psychiatry 1964). American Academy Child Psychiatry; member Denver Psychoanalytic Society, American Academy Pediatrics (honorary associate.
Education
Graduate student Institute Psychoanalysis, Vienna, 1930-1936.
Career
Doctor of Medicine Johns Hopkins, 1921. Assistant physician United States Childrens Bureau, New Haven, 1923-1928. Assistant physician Saint Elizabeth Hospital, Washington, 1928-1929, assistant in pediatrics Yale School Medicine, 1924-1925, instructor, 1925-1927, clinical
Director Sigmund Freud Archives, Incorporated.
Fellow American Psychiatric Editor (with Genevieve Trainham).
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Membership
Fellow American Psychiatric Association (Agnes McGavin award preventive psychiatry 1964). American Academy Child Psychiatry. Member Denver Psychoanalytic Society, American Academy Pediatrics (honorary associate.
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June 5, 1977 (aged 82) -
Nationality
American