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Reece, Phillip Andrew was born on November 30, 1950 in Adelaide, Australia.
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Phillip Andrew Reece
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Phillip Andrew Reece, Australian Pharmaceutical executive. Grantee Anti Cancer Foundation University of Southern Australia, 1984-1985, 86-87, N.H. andM.R.C. Australia, 1986-1987, Queen Elizabeth Hospital Research, 1987. Member American Society Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics, Australian Society Clinical and Experimental Pharmacology, Royal Australia Clinical Institute.
Education
Bachelor of Science, U. Adelaide, 1971; Honours Bachelor of Science in Organic Chemistry, U. Adelaide, 1972; Doctor of Philosophy in Medical Chemistry, John Curtin School Medical Chemistry, Canberra, Australia, 1975.
Career
Hospital scientist, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Adelaide, 1975-1979; senior hospital scientist, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Adelaide, 1979-1982; principal hospital scientist, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Adelaide, 1982-1983; chief hospital scientist, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Adelaide, 1983-1985; chief hospital scientist catagory excellence, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Adelaide, 1985-1987; manager clinical trials, Astra Pharmaceuticals, Sydney, 1987-1988; associate regional director, Parke-Davis, Sydney, 1988-1990; director clinical pharmacology, Parke-Davis, Ann Arbor, Michigan, 1990-1993; director Research and Development, Biota Holdings Ltd., Melbourne, Australia, since 1993. External drug evaluator Australian Department Health, Canberra, 1986-1987. Lecturer in field.
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Membership
Member American Society Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics, Australian Society Clinical and Experimental Pharmacology, Royal Australia Clinical Institute.
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Married; 2 children.
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Australian
Awards
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Grantee Anti Cancer Foundation University of Southern Australia, 1984-1985, 86-87, N.H. andM.R.C. Australia, 1986-1987, Queen Elizabeth Hospital Research, 1987.Grantee Anti Cancer Foundation University of Southern Australia, 1984-1985, 86-87, N.H. andM.R.C. Australia, 1986-1987, Queen Elizabeth Hospital Research, 1987.