Rodger Edward Barnette

Background

Barnette, Rodger Edward was born on September 17, 1951 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States. Son of Ralph Emerson and Florence (Boker) Barnette.

Education

Associate of Arts in Liberal Arts, Bucks County Community College, 1972; Bachelor in Chemistry, Trenton State College, 1974; Doctor of Medicine, Temple University, 1979.

Career

Residency internal medicine and anesthesia, Temple University Hospital, Philadelphia, 1979-1983; instructor, Temple University Health Sciences Center, Philadelphia, 1984-1985; assistant professor department anesthesiology, internal medicine, Temple University Health Sciences Center, Philadelphia, 1985-1990; associate professor department anesthesiology, internal medicine, Temple University Health Sciences Center, Philadelphia, since 1990. Lecturer and presenter at national meetings.

Achievements

• Rodger Edward Barnette has been listed as a noteworthy Anesthesiologist by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member American College Physicians, American Society Anesthesiologists, American Society Critical Care Anesthesiologists, Association for International Development Anesthesia, Drinker Society for Critical Care in Philadelphia, Christian Medical/Dental Society, International Anesthesia Research Society, Pennsylvania Society Anesthesiologists, Pennsylvania Society Critical Care Medicine, Philadelphia Society Anesthesiologists, Society Ambulatory Anesthesia, Society Cardiovascular Anesthesiologists, Society Critical Care Medicine.

Connections

Married Virginia Dingfield, May 17, 1980. Children: Sarah Mary, Matthew Emerson.

Father:

Ralph Emerson Barnette

Mother:

Florence (Boker) Barnette

Spouse:

Virginia Dingfield

child:

Matthew Emerson Barnette

child:

Sarah Mary Barnette