Background
Croft, Harry Allen was born on July 2, 1943 in Houston, Texas, United States. Son of Louis and Ida (Kaplan) Croft.
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Harry Allen Croft
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Bachelor of Science, Southern Methodist U., 1964; Doctor of Medicine, University Texas at Galveston, 1968.
Career
Intern, Brackenridge Hospital, Austin, 1968-1969;
resident in obstetrics and gynecology, University Texas Medical Branch, 1969-1970;
resident in psychiatry, University Texas Medical Branch, 1970-1973;
director methadone program, Galveston County, Texas
director sex therapy program, University Texas, Galveston, 1972-1973;
commissioned captain, United States Army, 1973;
advanced through grades to major, United States Army, 1975;
chief, (Mental Hygiene Service, Brooke Army Medical Center), Houston, 1973-1976;
private practice, since 1976. Clinical assistant professor psychiatry and obstetrics and gynecology Medical School San Antonio, 1973-1975. Columnist San Antonio Express-News, 1975-1976.
Weekly contributor Station KENS-television (Columbia Broadcasting System) newscast. Weekly radio talk show hostPsychTalk, KENS Radio.
Achievements
Membership
Member American Psychiatric Association (award 1991), Texas Medical Association (award 1988), American Society Sex Educators, Counselors and Therapists, American Society AddictionMedince (certified addictionist).
Connections
Married Benay Bleacher, December 27, 1964. Children— Jamie Sue, Bradley Lane, Chasen Ashley.
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Nationality
American
Awards
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Recipient physician's recognition award American Medical Association, 1974, awards for medical TVwork National Healthcare Association, 1988, Women in Comm., 1988. Meritorious Svc. medal United States Army, 1976, Ware 1st place audio-visual award Department Army, 1976, Governor's award State of Texas, 1991, award City of San Antonio, award Academy Radio and television Health Comm., Jules Bergman award-Broadcaster of Year award, 1995, Best Radio Show In United States, National Mental Health Association, 1996.Recipient physician's recognition award American Medical Association, 1974, awards for medical TVwork National Healthcare Association, 1988, Women in Comm., 1988. Meritorious Svc. medal United States Army, 1976, Ware 1st place audio-visual award Department Army, 1976, Governor's award State of Texas, 1991, award City of San Antonio, award Academy Radio and television Health Comm., Jules Bergman award-Broadcaster of Year award, 1995, Best Radio Show In United States, National Mental Health Association, 1996.