Background
Fisher, Paul Douglas was born on August 6, 1956 in Nashville, Tennessee, United States. Son of John Clark and Iris (Pierce) Fisher.
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Paul Douglas Fisher
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Bachelor of Science magna cum laude, Vanderbilt University, 1978. Doctor of Philosophy, University Alabama, 1983.
Career
Psychologist, mental health director United States Air Force, worldwide, 1982-1985. Resident Wilford Hall Medical Center, San Antonio, 1983. Vice president Professional Performance Development Group, 1983-1986.
Private practice psychology Houston, various other locations, 1986-1988. Clinical director, psychologist Addiction Recovery Corporation, Harrison, Tennessee, 1988-1990. Consultant director Tennessee Department Corrections-S.E. Region, since 1988.
Owner, director Tennessee Transitional Living Centers, Harrison, since 1989. President, chair Privatdozent Fisher, Inc., Portland, Tennessee, since 1998. President/Chief Executive Officer Doctor Paul Fisher, Inc., Nashville, since 1997.
Examiner Tennessee Board Psychological Examiners, since 1988. Consultant Centurion Police Stress Program, since 1990. President Tennessee Transitional Living Centers, 1988-1990.
Achievements
Membership
Research education director Gov's. Alliance for a Drug-Free Tennessee, since 1988. Member Republican Senatorial Committee, Washington, since 1982, Tennessee Public Broadcasting, since 1987, Tennessee Friends of Folk Music, since 1988.
Captain United States Air Force, 1982-1986. Member American Psychological Association, Psychologists for Advancement of Conservative Thought (vice president since 1981), American Police Association (life), Tennessee Sheriffs Association, Tennessee Association for Child Care, Mensa.
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Connections
Married Donna Nichols, May 28, 1988.
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American
Awards
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Recipient Presidential Order of Merit from President George Bush, 1991, Shakespeare prize New Millennium Poet, 2002. Smithsonian Institution fellow, 1978-1981, National Institute of Mental Health fellow, 1978-1980.Recipient Presidential Order of Merit from President George Bush, 1991, Shakespeare prize New Millennium Poet, 2002. Smithsonian Institution fellow, 1978-1981, National Institute of Mental Health fellow, 1978-1980.