Background
Holman, Gerald Hall was born on June 7, 1929 in Winnepeg, Manitoba, Canada. Son of Rockley Hall and Olive Gertrude (Newell) Holman. came to the United States, 1974.
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Gerald Hall Holman
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Bachelor of Science in Medicine, U. Manitoba, 1953; Doctor of Medicine, U. Manitoba, 1953; Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, Royal College Canada, Ottawa, 1959.
Career
Intern, Winnipeg General Hospital, 1952-1953;
resident, Winnipeg General Hospital, 1953-1954;
resident, Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, 1954-1956;
chief resident, Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, 1956;
professor, chief pediatrics, Children's Hospital of King Daughters, Norfolk, Virginia, 1974-1975;
dean medicine, vice president, Eastern Virginia Medical Authority, Norfolk, 1975-1979;
professor pediatrics, Eastern Virginia Medical Authority, Norfolk, 1979;
associate dean, vice president, Texas Tech Health Science Center, Amarillo, 1979-1984;
medical director, St. Anthony's Hospice, Amarillo, Texas, 1985-1989;
executive director, St. Anthony's Hospice, Amarillo, Texas, 1986-1989;
associate chief staff, Veterans Medical Center, Amarillo, Texas, 1989-1991;
acting chief staff, Veterans Medical Center, Amarillo, Texas, 1990-1991;
professor pediatrics and internal medicine, Veterans Medical Center, Amarillo, Texas, since 1991. Professor pediatrics Texas Technology School Medicine, Amarillo, 1984-1985. Medical director St. Anthony's Hospital, Amarillo, 1985-1989.
Consultant Veteran Health Administration Central Office, Washington, since 1992. Member of faculty appartments committee Texas Technology, Amarillo, since 1991. Member Veteran Health Administration Regional Office, Jackson, Mississippi, since 1993.
Consultant in field.
Achievements
Membership
Chairman Coffee Memorial Blood Bank, Amarillo, 1990, Amarillo Human Immunodeficiency Virus/Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome Consortium, Amarillo, 1991, 93-. Fellow Royal College Physicians. Member Texas Medical Association (chairman access health care 1989, 92, consultant), National Association Chiefs of Staff, Potter RandallCounty Medical Society (chairman Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome committee since 1990, assistant coordinator student Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome education initiative 1992-1993), Academy Hospice Physicians (president since 1994).
Connections
Married Lillian Audrey Schilling, October 15, 1953. Children: Kevin, Cathryn, Mark, Jeffrey.
