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Feiner, Joel S. was born on July 14, 1938 in New York City. Son of Sol and Helen (Minkow) Feiner.
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Joel S. Feiner
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Joel S. Feiner, American Psychiatrist. Diplomate American Board Psychiatry and Neurology. Fellow American Psychiatric Association (consultant Commision on Homelessness, Poverty andPsychiatry, Mead Johnson fellow in public psychiatry selection committee 1986-1989, Significant Achievement award 1995), American Family Therapy Academy (charter); member American Orthopsychiat. Association (section 1987-1990, program faculty chair 1985-1986).
Education
Bachelor, Yale University, 1960; Doctor of Medicine, Albert Einstein College Medicine, 1964.
Career
Director department psychiatry, Bronx (New York) Psychiatric Center, 1985-1987; development director, Bronx (New York) Psychiatric Center, 1987-1992; president medical staff organization, Bronx (New York) Psychiatric Center, 1989-1992; co-director residency training department psychiatry, Albert Einstein College Medicine, Bronx, 1979-1983; director residency training department psychiatry, Albert Einstein College Medicine, Bronx, 1983-1986; professor department psychiatry, Albert Einstein College Medicine, Bronx, 1989-1992; visiting professor department psychiatry, Albert Einstein College Medicine, Bronx, since 1992; director division social and community psychiatry department psychiatry, Albert Einstein College Medicine, Bronx, 1986-1992; also chairman Medical School Minority Affairs Committee, Albert Einstein College Medicine, Bronx professor department psychiatry, University Texas Southwestern Medical School, Dallas, since 1992; clinical and training director, Mental Health Connections, since 1992; associate director residency training department psychiatry, University Texas Southwestern Medical School, Dallas, since 1993. Consultant in field; editorial advising committee Family Sys. Medicine, 1983-1992; visiting faculty Family Institute Westchester, Mount Vernon, New York, 1985-1992.
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Fellow American Psychiatric Association (consultant Commision on Homelessness, Poverty andPsychiatry, Mead Johnson fellow in public psychiatry selection committee 1986-1989, Significant Achievement award 1995), American Family Therapy Academy (charter). Member American Orthopsychiat. Association (section 1987-1990, program faculty chair 1985-1986).
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American
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Recipient Professional of Year award Dallas Alliance for Mentally Ill, 1993,Pamela Blumenthal award Dallas Mental Health Association, 1994, Professional of Year award Texas Alliance for Mentally Ill, 1995, Exemplary Psychiatrist award National Alliance Mentally Ill, 1996, Special Svc. award Texas Society Psychiatric Physicians, 1997. Career Tchg. fellow Albert Einstein College Medicine, 1972-1974.Recipient Professional of Year award Dallas Alliance for Mentally Ill, 1993,Pamela Blumenthal award Dallas Mental Health Association, 1994, Professional of Year award Texas Alliance for Mentally Ill, 1995, Exemplary Psychiatrist award National Alliance Mentally Ill, 1996, Special Svc. award Texas Society Psychiatric Physicians, 1997. Career Tchg. fellow Albert Einstein College Medicine, 1972-1974.