Graeme Milbourne Clark

Background

Clark, Graeme Milbourne was born on August 16, 1935 in Sydney, Australia. Son of C.M. Clark.

Education

Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Science, U. Sydney, 1957; Doctor of Philosophy, U. Sydney, 1969; Doctor of Medicine (honorary), University Sydney, 1989; Doctor of Medicine (honorary), Medical Hochschule, Hanover, Federal Republic of Germany, 1988.

Career

Professor otolaryngology, U. Melbourne, Australia, since 1970; head cochlear implant program, U. Melbourne, Australia, since 1970; director Bionic Ear Institute, U. Melbourne, Australia, since 1974; director Human Comm. Research Center, U. Melbourne, Australia, since 1988; director Cooperative Research Center Cochlear Implant, Speech/Hearing Research, U. Melbourne, Australia, since 1992. Member Melbourne Achievement Award Committee, 1995.

Achievements

• Graeme Milbourne Clark has been listed as a noteworthy Otolaryngologist, educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Fellow Royal Australian College Surgeons (John Mitchell Crouch fellow 1985), Royal College Surgeons (Edinburgh, Scotland), Royal College Surgeons (England). Member International Federation Otorhinolaryngological Socs., Collegium Oto-Rhino-Laryngoligicum Amicitiae Sacrum, Royal Society Medicine (honorary member section otology).

Interests

• Avocations: theology, canoeing, pottery.

Connections

Married Margaret Clark, December 27, 1961. 5 children.

Father:

C.M. Clark Clark

Spouse:

Margaret Clark