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McCormick, Marie Clare was born on January 7, 1946 in Haverhill, Massachusetts, United States. Daughter of Richard John and Clare Bernadine (Keleher) McCormick.
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Marie Clare McCormick, American Pediatrician, educator. Diplomate American Board Pediatrics. Named Henry Strong Denison scholar Johns Hopkins School Medicine, 1971,Leonard Davis institute Health Economics fellow University of Pennsylvania 1984, First Sumner and Esther Feldberg professor maternal and child health, 1996; recipient Johns Hopkins University Society Scholars award, 1995, Ambulatory Pediat. Association Research award, 1996.
Education
Bachelor magna cum laude, Emmanuel College, 1967; Doctor of Medicine, Johns Hopkins Medical School, 1971; Doctor of Science, Johns Hopkins, 1978; Master of Arts, Harvard, 1991.
Career
Pediatric resident, fellow, Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, 1971-1975;
research fellow, Johns Hopkins Hospital, 1972-1975;
assistant professor, University of Illinois Schools Medicine & Public Health, Chicago, 1975-1976;
pediatrics instructor, Johns Hopkins Medical School, Baltimore, 1976-1978;
assistant professor healthcare organization, Johns Hopkins School Hygiene & Public Health, 1978-1981;
assistant professor pediatrics, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, 1981-1986;
associate professor pediatrics, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, 1986-1987;
associate professor pediatrics, Harvard Medical School, Boston, 1987-1991;
professor, chairman maternal & child health, Harvard School Public Health, since 1992;
professor pediatrics, Harvard Medical School, since 1992;
1st Sumner and Esther Feldberg professor maternal/child health, Harvard Medical School, since 1996. Adjunct associate professor pediatrics University of Pennsylvania, 1987-1992. Active attending physician, Johns Hopkins Hospital, 1976-1981, assistant physician Children's Hospital Philadelphia, 1981-1984, associate physician, 1984-1986, senior physician, 1986-1987, associate pediatrician Brigham & Women's Hospital, 1987,88-.
Visiting professor Wash.U., St. Louis, 1993. Editorial boards Health Superior vena cava syndrome Research, 1985-1994, Pediatrics in Review, 1986-1991, Pediatrics, since 1993. Advisory county Center Perinatal & Family Health Brigham & Women;s Hospital, since 1991.
Consultant to numerouscoms., organizations and boards.
Achievements
Membership
Advisory The David and Lucile Packard Foundation, 1993-1995. Board directors Family Planning Council S.E. Pennsylvania, 1984-1987. Chair committee child health Mayor's Commission Philadelphia, 1982-1983.
Fellow American Academy Pediatrics. Member American Association for the Advancement of Science, Institute Medicine-National Academy Science, Ambulatory Pediatrics Association (Research award 1996), Society Pediatric Research (senior), American Pediatric Society, American Public Health Association, International Epidemiological Association, Association Health Superior vena cava syndrome Research, Eastern Society Pediatric Research, Society Pediatric Epidemiologic Research, Association Teachers Maternal and Child Health, Massachusetts Medical Society, Norfolk District Medical Society, Massachusetts Public Health Association, Johns Hopkins University Society Scholars, Institute Medicine of National Academy.Scis. (elected).
Connections
Married Robert Jay Blendon, December 30, 1977.
