Background
Noonan, Jacqueline Anne was born on October 28, 1928 in Burlington, Vermont, United States.
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Jacqueline Anne Noonan
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Bachelor, Albertus Magnus College, 1950; Doctor of Medicine, U. Vermont, 1954; Doctor of Science (honorary), University Vermont, 1980.
Career
Intern, North Carolina Memorial Hospital, Chapel Hill, 1954-1955;
resident in pediatrics, Children's Hospital, Cincinnati, 1955-1957;
research fellow, Children's Medical Center, Boston, 1957-1959;
assistant professor pediatrics, State University Iowa School Medicine, 1959-1961;
assistant professor pediatrics cardiology, U. Kentucky College Medicine, Lexington, 1961-1964;
associate professor, U. Kentucky College Medicine, Lexington, 1964-1969;
professor, U. Kentucky College Medicine, Lexington, 1969-1999;
department chairman pediatrics, U. Kentucky College Medicine, Lexington, 1974-1992;
emeritus professor, U. Kentucky College Medicine, Lexington, since 1999. Member embryology and human development study section National Institutes of Health, 1973-1978. Member United States-Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics Symposium on Congenital Heart Disease, 1975.
Member subordinate board pediatric cardiology American Board Pediatrics, 1977-1982. Examiner, member test. committee National Board Medical Examiners, 1984-1990, Executive Committee, 1991-1995. Participant various conferences in field.
Visiting professor Vanderbilt University, Nashville, 1987. Speaker in field.
Achievements
Membership
Member American Medical Association, American Academy Pediatrics (cardiology section chairman 1972-1974), American College Cardiology (governor Kentucky chapter 1989-1992), American Federation Clinical Research, Association Medical School Pediatric (department chairman of the executive committee 1978-1981), Fayette County Medical Society, Irish-American Pediatric Society, American Pediatric Society, Kentucky StateMed. Association, National Institutes of Health Alumni Association, Society Pediatric Research, Southern Society Pediatric Research (president 1972).
