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Galanter, Marc was born on September 17, 1941 in New York City. Son of Jacob and Ada (Simms) Galanter.
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Galanter, Marc was born on September 17, 1941 in New York City. Son of Jacob and Ada (Simms) Galanter.
Bachelor of Arts, Columbia University, 1963; Doctor of Medicine Albert Einstein College Medicine, 1967.
Intern, University of California at Los Angeles Hospital, 1967-1968;
resident in psychiatry, Albert Einstein College Medicine-Bronx Municipal Hospital Center, 1968-1971;
fellow in community psychiatry, Albert Einstein College Medicine-Bronx Municipal Hospital Center, 1972-1973;
clinical instructor, Albert Einstein College Medicine-Bronx Municipal Hospital Center, 1972-1974;
director Drug and Alcohol Cons. Service, Albert Einstein College Medicine-Bronx Municipal Hospital Center, 1972-1975;
career teacher drug abuse and alcoholism National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, National Institute Drug Abuse, Albert Einstein College Medicine-Bronx Municipal Hospital Center, 1973-1976;
assistant professor, Albert Einstein College Medicine-Bronx Municipal Hospital Center, 1974-1978;
director division alcoholism and drug abuse, Albert Einstein College Medicine-Bronx Municipal Hospital Center, 1975-1987;
associate professor, Albert Einstein College Medicine-Bronx Municipal Hospital Center, 1978-1983;
professor department psychiatry, Albert Einstein College Medicine-Bronx Municipal Hospital Center, 1983-1987;
professor psychiatry, director division alcoholism and drug abuse, New York University School Medical, since 1987;
director addiction division, research scientist Collaborating Center, World Health Organization, 1987-1998;
deputy director Collaborating Center, World Health Organization, since 1998. Clinical associate Laboratory Clinical Psychopharmacology, National Institute of Mental Health, Washington, 1970-1972.
Instructor psychiatry residency program St. Elizabeth's Hospital. Presenter at professional conferences United States, Canada, Thailand, Germany, Japan, India, Kenyaand Italy. Chairman National Conference on Alcohol and Drug Abuse Education, 1977.
Program chairman International Conference Medical Education in Alcohol and Drug Abuse, World Health Organization and Association Medical Edition and Research in Substance Abuse, 1982, founder, president, 1976-1977. Director Laboratory Alcoholism and Drug Abuse World Health Organization.
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Fellow American Psychiatric Association (chairman panel on alcoholism, national task force on psychiatric treatment since 1983, member task force on cults 1977-1980, member commission on alcoholism, Chairman of Commission on addiction education since 1992, Chairman of Commission on religion 1985-1990, Gold Achievement award 1993). Member American Association for the Advancement of Science, American Society of Addiction Medicine (board directors since 1986, secretary 1995-1997, president elect 1997-1999, president since 1999), American Board Psychiatry and Neurology (vice chair committee om added qualifications in addictino psychiatry 1992-1998), Research Society on Alcoholism (secretary 1983-1985), New York Academy of Medicine (addiction committee since 1985), New York State Task Force on Dual Psychiatric and Addictive Disorders (task force chairman 1986-1989, 93), New York Psychiatric Society, American Academy Addiction Psychiatrists (vice president 1987-1989, president 1991-1993, board directors since 1986), National Institute Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (National Advisory Council since 1997).
Married Wynne L. Roberts, June 7, 1964. Children— Cathryn, Margit.
