Richard Bradley Davis

Background

Davis, Richard Bradley was born on November 6, 1926 in Iowa City, Iowa, United States. Son of Bradley Nelson and Gladys Mae (Fairbanks) Davis.

Education

Bachelor of Science, Yale University, 1949; Doctor of Medicine State University Iowa, 1953; Doctor of Philosophy, University Minnesota, 1964.

Career

Intern, Mary Fletcher Hospital, Burlington, Vermont, 1953-1954; resident, Mary Fletcher Hospital, 1954-1956; instructor, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, 1959-1964; assistant professor medicine, University of Minnesota, 1964-1969; visiting investigator, Sir William Dunn School Pathology, Oxford, England, 1964-1965; visiting investigator, Medical Research Council Blood Coagulation Research Unit, Churchill Hospital, Oxford, 1965; associate professor medicine, U. Nebraska, Omaha, 1969-1973; professor medicine, U. Nebraska, 1973-1994; acting director division hematology, U. Nebraska, 1974-1976; professor pathology, U. Nebraska, 1976-1994; director hematology division, U. Nebraska, 1976-1979; emeritus professor internal medicine, U. Nebraska, since 1994.

Achievements

• Richard Bradley Davis has been listed as a noteworthy Internal medicine, pathology educator, physician by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Served with United States Army, 1945-1946. Fellow American College of Physicians, Central Society Clinical Research, American Federation Clinical Research, American Society Experimental Pathology, New York Academy Sciences, American Association History of Medicine Society Experimental Biology and Medicine, American Society Hematology, Royal Micros. Society, International Society Haemostasis and Thrombosis, Omaha Mid-West Clinical Society, Sigma Xi, Alpha Omega Alpha, Phi Beta Pi, Theta Kappa Psi.

Connections

Married Jean Nixeen Anderson, June 22, 1957. Children— Janet, Stephen, Catharine.

Father:

Bradley Nelson Davis

Mother:

Gladys Mae (Fairbanks) Davis

Spouse:

Jean Nixeen Anderson