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Noce, Robert Henry was born on February 19, 1914 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States. Son of Review Sisto Julius and Madeleine (Saulino) Noce.
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Robert Henry Noce, American neuropsychiatrist, educator. Recipient Albert and Mary Lasker award for integration reserpine treatment mentally ill and mentally retarded, 1957; Wisdom award of honor, 1970. Served from lieutenant (junior grade) to lieutenant Commander Medical Corps United States Naval Reserve, 1941-1946. Life fellow American Psychiatric Association (secretary 1954, 55); fellow Royal Society Health; member Phi Beta Kappa, Delta Psi.
Education
Bachelor of Arts, Kenyon College, 1935; Doctor of Medicine, University Louisville, 1939; postgraduate, University of Pennsylvania School Medicine, 1947; postgraduate, Langley-Porter Neuropsychiat. Institute, 1949, 52.
Career
Rotating intern, Hamot Hospital, Erie, Pennsylvania, 1939-1940; resident psychiatrist, Warren (Pennsylvania) Eastern State Hospital, 1940-1941; staff psysician, Warren (Pennsylvania) Eastern State Hospital, 1946-1948; staff physician, Metropolitan Eastern State Hospital, Norwalk, California, 1948-1950; director clinical services, Pacific Eastern State Hospital, Spadra, California, 1950-1952; director clinical services, Modesto (California) Eastern State Hospital, 1952-1958; assistant superintendent psychiatric services, Modesto (California) Eastern State Hospital, 1958-1964; private practice medicine specializing in neuropsychiatry, 1965-1973. Member faculty postgraduate symposiums in psychiatry for physicians University of California, 1958, 66.
Achievements
Membership
Served from lieutenant (junior grade) to lieutenant Commander Medical Corps United States Naval Reserve, 1941-1946. Life fellow American Psychiatric Association (secretary 1954, 55). Fellow Royal Society Health.
Member Phi Beta Kappa, Delta Psi.
Connections
Married Carole Lee Landis, 1987.
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Nationality
American -
Religion
Episcopalian