Lorna Scott McBarnette

Background

McBarnette, Lorna Scott was born on June 13, 1939 in New York City. Daughter of Malcolm M. and Georgiana (Wilson) Scott.

Education

Associate of Applied Science, New York City Community College, 1961. Bachelor in Economics, State University of New York, Old Westbury, 1975. Postgrad, Long Island U.-Commonwealth Post College, 1975—1976.

Master of Science in Health Policy and Management, Harvard University, 1978.

Career

Administrative manager department Clinical Laboratories Hillside Medical Center, Jamaica, New York, 1970—1976. Assistant hospital administrator, 1978—1979. Associate executive director Queens Hospital Center Long Island Jewish Hospital, Jamaicia, 1979—1981.

Vp clinical and ambassador services St. Peter's Hospital, Albany, 1981—1983. Executive deputy commissioner New York State Department Health, from 1983. Supervisor blood bank and hematology Booth Memorial Hospital, Flushing, New York, 1961—1965, State University of New York Downstate Medical Center, Brooklyn, 1966—1967.

Supervisor department clinical laboratories Long Island Jewish Hillside Medical Center, 1967—1970.

Achievements

• Lorna Scott McBarnette has been listed as a noteworthy state official by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Vice chairman board directors Long Island Minority Aliance, Inc., 1978—1982. Advisory council Hofstra University Upward Bound Program, 1981—1982. Member of Health Systems Agency of Northeastern New York (director), Center for Women in Government, New York Public Health Association, American College Hospital Administrators, American Association Blood Banks 1976-1978, American Society Public Administration (executive council 1981-1982), American Public Health Association (governing council 1981-1982, leadership certified of appreciation 1984), Altrusa, Black and Hispanic Educators and Administrators of Capital District.

Connections

Married Joan McBarnette. Married Stanley McBarnette.

Father:

Malcolm M. Scott

Mother:

Georgiana (Wilson) Scott

Spouse:

Joan McBarnette

Spouse:

Stanley McBarnette.