James Clyde Barton

Background

Barton, James Clyde was born on October 28, 1945 in Knoxville, Tennessee, United States. Son of James Clyde and Katherine Louise Barton.

Education

Bachelor of Science summa cum laude, U. Tennessee, 1968; Doctor of Medicine, U. Tennessee, 1971.

Career

Intern and resident department medicine, U. Tennessee/City of Memphis Hospitals, 1972-1974; chief medical resident, U. Tennessee-City of Memphis Hospital, 1974-1975; instructor medicine, U. Alabama, Birmingham, 1976-1977; professor hematology, U. Alabama, Birmingham, 1977-1990; member graduate faculty, U. Alabama, Birmingham, since 1986; chief hematology research, VA Medical Center, Birmingham, 1983-1990; director bone marrow transplant, Brookwood Medical Center, Birmingham, 1990-1994. Expert scientist Organization of European Cooperation and Development, Paris, 1985-1986, International Commission Radiological Protection, Chilton, England, since 1986. Board directors Iron Overload Diseases Association, Inc., West Palm Beach, Florida, since 1987, co-founder, medical director S.E. unit, 1987.

Achievements

• James Clyde Barton has been listed as a noteworthy Hematologist, medical oncologist by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Fellow American College of Physicians. Member Southern Society Clinical Investigation, American Federation Clinical Research, American Society Hematology, American Society Clinical Oncology, Histochem. Society, Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Kappa Phi.

Connections

Married Nancy Elaine Huston, June 16, 1977. Children: Ellen, Clay.

Father:

James Clyde Barton

Mother:

Katherine Louise Barton

Spouse:

Nancy Elaine Huston

child:

Clay Barton

child:

Ellen Barton