Patricia Ann Gorman

Background

Gorman, Patricia Ann was born on April 22, 1953 in Cincinnati. Daughter of Frank Edward and Mary Ellen Gorman.

Education

Bachelor of Science in Biology, Marian College, Indianapolis, 1974; M of Occupational Therapy with honors, Western Michigan U., 1980.

Career

Biological laboratory technician, Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, 1976-1977; occupational therapist geriatrics, Pauline Warfield Lewis Center, Cincinnati, 1980-1981; adult psychiatry, Pauline Warfield Lewis Center, Cincinnati, 1981-1984; dually diagnosed mentally retarded/mentally ill, Pauline Warfield Lewis Center, Cincinnati, since 1984. Developed and implemented nursing student group treatment program, 1982, high school student volunteer program, 1983-1985. Member research committee Lewis Center, since 1983, member behavioral therapy committee, since 1990.

Supervised Level II fieldwork students, since 1985. Adjunct clinical professor Eastern Kentucky U., Richmond, 1986-1988. Chair research committee Cincinnati Occupational Therapy District, 1987-1988.

Co-chair special needs committee, since 1991. Speaker in field.

Achievements

• Patricia Ann Gorman has been listed as a noteworthy Occupational therapist by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Roselawn Community Council, Cincinnati, since 1983, Save Rollman's Coalition,1989-1990. Member American Occupational Therapy Association (local planning committee 1989-1991), National Association Dually Diagnosed, Ohio Occupational Therapy Association.

Interests

• Avocations: contra, English country and square dancing.

Connections

Father:

Frank Edward Gorman

Mother:

Mary Ellen Gorman