Ellen Alene Bledsoe

Background

Bledsoe, Ellen Alene was born on May 5, 1914 in Linden, Texas, United States. Daughter of Joseph Sidney and Clyde (Harkey) Bledsoe.

Education

Bachelor, Columbia Union College, 1941. Postgraduate, Columbia Union College. Doctor of Medicine, Loma Linda University, 1950.

Career

Intern Bridgeport Hospital, Connecticut, 1949—1950. Resident home obstretics Chicago Maternity Center, 1950, Jacksonville State Psychiatry Hospital, Illinois, 1951—1952. Resident in pathology St. Joseph's Hospital, Marshfield, Wisconsin, 1952—1953, City of Hope Medical Center, Duarte, California, 1953—1954, Illinois Masonic Hospital, Chicago, 1954, Jewish Hospital, Cincinnati, 1955, Kern County Hospital, Bakersfield, California, 1956, Gorgas Hospital, Canal Zone, 1957, Sacramento County Hospital, 1960.

General practice medicine Skagway, Alaska, 1951. Pathologist Fort Bragg and Mendicino, California, 1961—1969, regional Cumberland, Canada, 1970—1972. Quality control physician Cutter's Intake Laboratories, Stockton and Oakland, California, 1974—1975.

Medical director Clinica de Salud para Familias, Hollister, 1975—1976. Practice medicine specializing in family medicine Fort Bragg, 1978—1984. Retired, 1984.

Achievements

• Ellen Alene Bledsoe has been listed as a noteworthy physician by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Masonic Hospital, Chicago, 1954, Jewish Hospital, Cincinnati, 1955, Kern County Hospital, Bakersfield, California, 1956, Gorgas Hospital, Canal Zone, 1957, Sacramento County Hospital, 1960. Fellow College American Pathologists (emeritus), American Society Clinical Pathologists (emeritus fellow). Member of New York Academy Sciences (life.

Member), American Cancer Society, American Heart Association, American Lung Association, California Academy Sciences (senior.

Connections

Father:

Joseph Sidney Bledsoe

Mother:

Clyde (Harkey) Bledsoe