Background
Hirschwald, Judith Frank was born on November 1, 1937 in Pittsburgh. Daughter of Robert Walter and Dorothy (Mulvey) Frank.
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Judith Frank Hirschwald
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Judith Frank Hirschwald, American Social worker. Recipient Regina C. Burger award Resources for Living Independently, Philadelphia, 1989, Kenneth Spaulding Memorial award Disabled in Action, Philadelphia, 1980, Philadelphia Founder's award Pennsylvania Rehabilitation Association, Philadelphia, 1980. Member NASW, Society for Social Work Adminstrs. in Health Care, National Rehabilitation Association, Pennsylvania Coalition Citizens with Disability.
Education
Bachelor, Mount Holyoke College, 1959; Master of Social Work, University of Pennsylvania, 1963.
Career
Social worker, Magee Rehabilitation Hospital, Philadelphia, 1963-1970;
manager social work, Magee Rehabilitation Hospital, Philadelphia, since 1975;
director socialsvc., Graduate Hospital University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, 1970-1975. Adjunct lecturer University of Pennsylvania School Social Work, Philadelphia, 1973-1979. Patient systemscoord.
Regional Spinal Cord Injury Center Delaware Valley, 1979-1985. Board member Legal Clinic for Disabled, Philadelphia, since 1990, Resources for LivingIndependently, Philadelphia, 1979-1992. Commission member Mayors Common for PeopleWith Disabilities, Philadelphia, 1986-1988.
Achievements
Membership
Member National Association of Social Workers, Society for Social Work Administrators in Health Care, National Rehabilitation Association, Pennsylvania Coalition Citizens with Disability.
Interests
Connections
Married Barry Hirschwald, May 23, 1975 (divorced March 1978).
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Nationality
American -
Political Party
Democrat
Education
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1959
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1963
Career
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1963 - 1970
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1970 - 1975
Awards
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Recipient Regina C. Burger award Resources for Living Independently, Philadelphia, 1989, Kenneth Spaulding Memorial award Disabled in Action, Philadelphia, 1980, Philadelphia Founder's award Pennsylvania Rehabilitation Association, Philadelphia, 1980.Recipient Regina C. Burger award Resources for Living Independently, Philadelphia, 1989, Kenneth Spaulding Memorial award Disabled in Action, Philadelphia, 1980, Philadelphia Founder's award Pennsylvania Rehabilitation Association, Philadelphia, 1980.