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Johnson-Brown, Hazel Winfred was born on October 10, 1927 in West Chester, Pennsylvania, United States. Daughter of Clarence Lemont and Garnett (Henley) Johnson-Brown.
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Hazel Winfred Johnson-Brown, American nurse, retired army officer Decorated Distinguished Svc. medal, Legion of Merit, Meritorious Svc. medal, Army Commendation medal; recipient Evangeline G. Bovard Army Nurse of Year award Letterman Army Medical Center, San Francisco, 1964, Doctor Anita Newcomb McGee award Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, 1971.
Education
Registered Nurse diploma Harlem Hospital, New York City, 1950. Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Villanova University, 1959. Master of Science in Nursing, Teacher"s College, Columbia University, 1963.
Doctor of Philosophy in Ednl.
Administration, Catholic U. American, 1978. First lieutenant United States Army Nurse Corps, 1955, advanced through grades to brigadier general, 1979.
Member of staff United States Army Medical.
Career
Research and Development Command, Washington, 1967-1973. Director Walter Reed Army Institute Nursing, Washington, 1976-1978. Assistant for nursing Office of Surgeon, Medical Command, of Korea, 1978-1979.
Chief Army Nurse Corps, Office Surgeon General, Department of the Army, Washington, 1979-1983.
Consultant education committee Operating Room Nurses Association.
Achievements
Membership
Member of staff United States Army Medical Member Association Black Nursing Faculty, Black Women United for Action, Association United States Army, National Association.Military Family, American Nurses Association, National League Nursing, Sigma Theta Tau.
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American
Awards
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Decorated Distinguished Svc. medal, Legion of Merit, Meritorious Svc. medal, Army Commendation medal. Recipient Evangeline G. Bovard Army Nurse of Year award Letterman Army Medical Center, San Francisco, 1964, Doctor Anita Newcomb McGee award Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, 1971.Decorated Distinguished Svc. medal, Legion of Merit, Meritorious Svc. medal, Army Commendation medal. Recipient Evangeline G. Bovard Army Nurse of Year award Letterman Army Medical Center, San Francisco, 1964, Doctor Anita Newcomb McGee award Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, 1971.