Ronald Coleman Bloodworth

Background

Bloodworth, Ronald Coleman was born on July 6, 1938 in Macon, Georgia, United States. Son of Tyrus Coleman and Grace (Hardaway) Bloodworth.

Education

Bachelor of Science, Mercer U., 1959; Doctor of Medicine, Medical College Georgia, 1963.

Career

Intern, Macon Hospital, 1963-1964; resident in psychiatry, Emory University School Medicine, Atlanta, 1968-1970; chief resident, Grady Memorial Hospital, Atlanta, 1970; staff psychiatrist, Greenville (South Carolina.) Area Mental Health Center, 1971-1972; psychiatrist, Center for Psychiatry, Smyrna, Georgia, 1972-1988; director Neuropsychiat. Evaluation Program, Psychiatric Institute Atlanta, 1980-1988; clinical director, Psychiatric Institute Atlanta, 1980-1988; medical director, Psychiatric Institute Atlanta, 1980-1988; director biopsychiatry, Psychiatric Health Superior vena cava syndrome, Brunswick, Georgia, 1988-1990; director inpatient admission services, Searcy Hospital, Mobile, Alabama, since 1990. Consultant Parents Resource Information and Drug Education, 1980-1993.

Achievements

• Ronald Coleman Bloodworth has been listed as a noteworthy Psychiatrist by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Lieutenant commander United States Navy, 1962-1968. Fellow American Psychiatric Association. Member Alabama Psychiatric Association.

Interests

• Avocations: sailing, photography, book collecting.

Connections

Married Judith Luttrell. Children: Dana Ashley, Ronald Coleman Junior.

Father:

Tyrus Coleman Bloodworth

Mother:

Grace (Hardaway) Bloodworth

Spouse:

Judith Luttrell

child:

Ronald Coleman Junior Bloodworth

child:

Dana Ashley Bloodworth