Richard Arthur Lindblad

Background

Lindblad, Richard Arthur was born on July 15, 1937 in Atlantic, Iowa, United States. Son of Clifford Robert and Emma Ruth (Dunham) Lindblad.

Education

Bachelor of Science, San Jose State College, 1961; Master of Sciences, University Colorado, 1965; Master of Public Health, Johns Hopkins University, 1971; Doctor of Public Health, Doctor of Public Hygiene, Johns Hopkins University, 1974.

Career

Captain, United States Public Health Service, 1961; colonel, United States Public Health Service, 1975; retired captain, United States Public Health Service, 1961-1994; various assignments including administration, epidemiology, research and prevention of substance abuse disorders, Federal Drug Abuse Treatment Hospital, Fort Worth, Denver now director international programs, National Institute on Drug Abuse, Rockville, Maryland. consultant in drug abuse epidemiology, World Health Organization, United Nations designed and supervised development of, United Nations International Drug Abuse Assessment System. Consultant on drug abuse research and program development.

Achievements

• Richard Arthur Lindblad has been listed as a noteworthy health services, epidemiologist, administrator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member American Public Health Association, Maryland. Public Health Association, Commissioned Officers Association United States Public Health Service, National Association Uniformed Services.

Connections

Children: Julie, Richard, Mark.

Father:

Clifford Robert Lindblad

Mother:

Emma Ruth (Dunham) Lindblad

child:

Richard Lindblad

child:

Julie Lindblad

child:

Mark Lindblad