Background
Eaton, L. Daniel was born on January 10, 1940 in Cincinnati. Son of Louis Schaffer and Ann Elizabeth (Price) Eaton.
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L. Daniel Eaton
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Bachelor of Science, Arizona State University, 1962; Master of Science, U. Cincinnati, 1967.
Career
Medical alloplastic facial reconstruction, medical illustrator, U. Cincinnati College Medicine, 1966-1969; medical alloplastic facial reconstruction illustrator, Samaritan Health Svc., Phoenix, 1969-1979; president, Davis/Eaton, Inc., Phoenix, 1979-1981; president, Eyesthetics, Inc., Phoenix, 1981-1991; director, Center for Facial Restoration, Phoenix, 1984-1990; assistant clinical professor, U. Arkansas College Medicine, Little Rock, 1990-1991; director center for facial reconstruction, Samaritan Health Superior vena cava syndrome, Phoenix, since 1991; assistant professor, U. Arkansas for Medical Sciences, since 1992. Examiner National Examining Board Ocularists, 1988-1991. Principal National Collaborative Melanoma Study, Phoenix, 1987-1991.
Achievements
Membership
Chairman Hon Kachina awards Luke's Men, Phoenix, 1982, president, 1983. Board directors Prentice Eye Institute, Phoenix, 1980-1984. Member American Society Ocularists (diplomate, board directors since 1990), Institute Maxillofacial Technology (certified in osseointegration), Society Illustrators, American Assn.Med.
Sculptors, American Alloplastic Association, International Academy Oculofacial Prosthetologists, Pi Kappa Alpha.
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Connections
Married Pamela Sue Snook. Children: Ann Elizabeth, Robert Gail.
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Methodist -
Political Party
Republican
Awards
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Recipient lst place award Association Medical Illustrators, 1968, American Urological Society, 1973, award for investigational device Food and Drug Administration, 1989. Named Inventor of Year, U. Arkansas Medical School.Recipient lst place award Association Medical Illustrators, 1968, American Urological Society, 1973, award for investigational device Food and Drug Administration, 1989. Named Inventor of Year, U. Arkansas Medical School.