Frederick Alexander Jenner

Background

Jenner, Frederick Alexander was born on March 15, 1927 in London. Son of Frederick James Henry and Marion Wilson (Young) Jenner.

Education

Bachelor of Medicine ChB, University Sheffield (England), 1954. Doctor of Philosophy, University Sheffield (England), 1958.

Career

House officer, Sheffield Health Authority, 1954-1956; lecturer physiology, U. Sheffield, 1955-1958; lecturer psychiatry, resident, U. Sheffield, 1958-1962; consultant psychiatrist, Medical Research Council Unit, Birmingham, England, 1962-1964; physician in charge, Medical Research Council Unit, Birmingham, England, 1964-1967; honorary director, Medical Research Council Unit, Sheffield, 1967-1979; professor psychiatry, U. Sheffield, 1967-1992; retired, 1992. Visiting professor U. Concepcion, Chile, since 1994. Member Committee on Safety of Medicine, London, 1976-1985.

Vice president Phoenix House Drug Addiction, London, since 1980.

Achievements

• Frederick Alexander Jenner has been listed as a noteworthy psychiatry educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

With British Royal Navy, 1945-1948. Fellow Royal College Physicians, Royal College Psychiatrists. Member Royal Society Medicine.

Interests

• Avocations: apiculture, gardening, poultry-breeding, music.

Connections

Married Barbara Mary Killick, July 21, 1951. Children: Margaret Anne, Mary Elizabeth Chapman-Jenner.

Father:

Frederick James Henry Jenner

Mother:

Marion Wilson (Young) Jenner

Spouse:

Barbara Mary Killick

child:

Margaret Anne Jenner

child:

Mary Elizabeth Chapman-Jenner