Background
Hutchinson, Leslie Julian was born on June 22, 1957 in Cincinnati. Son of Joseph Edward and Evelyn Hutchinson.
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Leslie Julian Hutchinson
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Bachelor of Science, Xavier U., 1978; Doctor of Medicine, U. Cincinnati College of Medicine, 1984; Master in Public Health, The Johns Hopkins University, 1990.
Career
Chemist, Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, 1982;
Centers for Disease Control visiting program staff fellowship, National Institute for Occupl. Safety and Health, Cincinnati, 1984;
resident in internal medicine, Wright State University, Dayton, Ohio., 1984-1985;
medical officer, Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry, Atlanta, 1986-1992;
occupational medicine resident, Emory University, Atlanta, 1992-1993;
adjunct assistant professor environmental and occupational health, Emory University School Public Health, Atlanta, since 1990;
president, HLM Consultants, Atlanta, since 1993. On-site peer reviewer Texas Air Control Board, Galveston, 1987-1988.
Member Emory University Academy Advisory Council on Occupl. and Environmental Health, Atlanta, since 1989. Instructor environmental risk manager certification Southwest Texas U., San Marcos, since 1996.
Achievements
Membership
Instructor medical college admission text preparation program for minority students Atlanta U., 1987-1990. Member National Environmental Health Association, American College Occupl. and Environmental Medicine, Delta Omega, Alpha Omega Alpha, Sigma Pi Sigma.
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Married Stephanie Ellyn Leffingwell, December 22, 1989.
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American
Awards
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Recipient Performance Management and Recognition System award Department Healthand Human Superior vena cava syndrome, 1989, Special Act or Svc. award Department of Health and Human Superior vena cava syndrome, 1992, Xavier U. Achievement and National Merit scholarships, Xavier Biology prize.Recipient Performance Management and Recognition System award Department Healthand Human Superior vena cava syndrome, 1989, Special Act or Svc. award Department of Health and Human Superior vena cava syndrome, 1992, Xavier U. Achievement and National Merit scholarships, Xavier Biology prize.