Background
Fish, Jeanne Eloise was born on December 9, 1929 in Hays, Kansas, United States. Daughter of Floyd Franklin and Verna Blanche (Myerley) Fish.
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Jeanne Eloise Fish
Edit ProfileEducation
Bachelor, Baker U., 1951; Master of Arts, U. Kansas, 1956; Doctor of Philosophy, U. Kansas, 1960.
Career
Staff psychologist child study unit Medical School, U. Kansas, 1958-1960; from instructor to associate professor Medical School, U. Kansas, 1960-1979; chief psychologist child psychiatry Medical School, U. Kansas, 1965-1978; research associate in nephrology section, department internal medicine, U. Kansas, 1981-1983; clinical psychologist, Counseling and Consultation Superior vena cava syndrome, Topeka, 1978-1981; with, Mental Health Associations, Manhattan, Kansas, 1982; with, Providence-St. Margaret's Hospital, Kansas City, Kansas, 1982-1984; consulting psychologist, Hagar Institute, Topeka, since 1982; instructor, Penn Valley Community College, Kansas City, 1983-1985; staff psychologist, Topeka Eastern State Hospital, 1980. Adjunct instructor U. Kansas Department of Psychology, Lawrence, since 1982.
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Governor appointed member Kansas State Board Examiners of Psychologists, 1969-1972. Member APA (member accreditation site visitor committee since 1972, member continuingedn. task force 1976-1977, member county representatives 1978-1981, CHAMPUS/APA peer reviewer 1980-1985), American Board Professional Psychology (board directors midwest region 1976-1987, trustee 1978-1986, treasurer 1980-1985), American Association State Psychology Bds. (chairman continuing education committees 1972-1973, 73-79, member Executive Committee 1976-1978), American Orthopsychiat.
Association, Kansas Psychological Association (chairman ethics and professional standards committee since 1958, president 1971-1972), Missouri Psychological Association(chairman continuing education committee 1977-1978), Kansas Association Professional Psychologists, Greater Kansas City Psychological Association.
