Floyd John Brinley

Background

Brinley, Floyd John was born on May 19, 1930 in Battle Creek, Michigan, United States. Son of Floyd John and Neta Fay (Johnson) Brinley.

Education

Bachelor of Arts, Oberlin College, 1951; Doctor of Medicine University of Michigan, 1955; Doctor of Philisophy, Johns Hopkins University, 1961.

Career

Intern, Los Angeles County General Hospital, 1955-1956; assistant professor physiology, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, 1961-1965; associate professor, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, 1965-1976; professor, U. Maryland., Balt, 1976-1979; senior assistant surgeon, United States Public Health Service, 1957; medical director, United States Public Health Service, 1979; director Neurological Disorders Program, National Institute Neurological Disorders and Stroke, 1979-1982; director division convulsive, development and neuromuscular disorders, National Institute Neurological Disorders and Stroke, 1982-1996; director division convulsive infectious and immune disorders, National Institute Neurological Disorders and Stroke, since 1996.

Achievements

• Floyd John Brinley has been listed as a noteworthy Health science institution executive, physician by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Biophysics Society, Society Neurosci., American Neurological Association, American Academy Neurology, American Physiological Society, American Bio-chemical Society, Society General Physiology.

Connections

Married Marlene Schoen, June 12, 1955. Children: Floyd John III, Deborah Ann, William Schoen.

Father:

Floyd John Brinley

Mother:

Neta Fay (Johnson) Brinley

Spouse:

Marlene Schoen

child:

Floyd John III Brinley

child:

William Schoen Brinley

child:

Deborah Ann Brinley