Joe Maxwell Sanders

Background

Sanders, Joe Maxwell was born on July 5, 1940 in Hartsville, South Carolina.

Education

Bachelor of Science, The Citadel, 1962; Doctor of Medicine, Medical University of Southern California, 1967.

Career

Rotating intern, resident in pediatrics, Letterman Army Medical Center, San Francisco, 1967-1970; fellow in adolescent medicine, San Francisco Children's Hospital, 1970-1971; chief adolescent medicine service, Fitzsimmons Army Medical Center, 1971-1986; director adolescent medicine service, Medical College Georgia, 1986-1988; associate executive director, American Academy Pediatrics, Elk Grove Village, Illinois, 1988-1993; executive director, American Academy Pediatrics, Elk Grove Village, since 1993. Assistant clinical professor pediatrics U. Colorado Health Sciences Center, 1971-1976, associate clinical professor, 1976-1983, clinical professor 1983-1986. Associate professor pediatrics Medical College Georgia, 1986-1988.

Clinical professor pediatrics, University of Chicago, since 1991. Consultant for adolescent medicine Surgeon General Army, 1976-1986. Member medical committee Rocky Mount Planned Parenthood, 1981-1986.

Visiting professor department pediatricsU. Kansas (Wichita), 1984, 87, department pediatrics and family practice, E. Tennessee State University, Johnson City, 1985, U. Florida, Gainesville, 1987, Fitzsimmons Army Medical Center, Denver, 1989, University of Chicago, 1991, Baylor College, Houston, 1994, others.

Achievements

• Joe Maxwell Sanders has been listed as a noteworthy Pediatrician, association administrator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member teenage coordinator county Richmond County Health Department, 1986-1988, headstart health advising committee CSRA Economics Opportunity Authority, Inc., 1986-1988. Medical consultant Alexian Brothers Medical Rels. Committee; Fellow American Academy Pediatrics (commission on adolescence 1980-1987, chairman 1983-1987, chairman uniformed Superior vena cava syndrome chapter 1981, 84, member Executive Committee military pediatrics section 1976-1979, secretary-treasurer 1976-1977, chairman 1977-1979, member steering commission to establish non-geographic military district chapter, mem section on adolescent health since 1979, program committee 1981-1983, task force on substance abuse, chairman 1984-1985, consultant 85-87, task force on school based clinics, since 1987), Society Adolescent Medicine (education committee, ambulatory care committee, 1975-1980, chairman nominating committee 1978, executive county 1980-1983, chairman awards committee 1990-1993, president 1987-1988, past pres's. county since 1988, Outstanding Achievement award 1994).

Member American Medical Association (member planning committee national coalition on adolescent health, representative American Academy Pediatrics, Society Adolescent Medicineto Coalition since 1987, chairman working group on research agenda 1987-1988, advising committee on unintentional injuries 1987), Ambulatory Pediatric Association, Southern Society for Pediatric Research, Society Medical Conservation to Armed Forces, Order Military Medical Merit, Sigma Xi.

Connections

M. Dorothy Garvin, June 6, 1963. Children Joe M. III, Eric T.