Background
Beran, Roy Gary was born on March 6, 1950 in Sydney. Son of Frederick and Erica (Grosner) Beran.
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Roy Gary Beran
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Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery, U. New South Wales, Australia, 1972; Doctor of Medicine, U. New South Wales, Australia, 1984; Diploma of Tertiary Education, U. New England, Australia, 1982; B Legal Science, Macquarie U., Sydney, 1992.
Career
Training, St. Vincents Hospital, Sydney, 1973-1975;
general practice, Sydney, 1976-1977;
neurology trainee, Public Hospital, Adelaide, Australia, 1978-1980;
neurology trainee, Prince of Wales/Prince Henry Hospital, Sydney, 1980-1982;
neurologist, Prince Henry Hospital, Sydney, since 1982. Visiting neurologist Royal Rehabilitation Center, Sydney, since 1982. Consultant neurologist Royal Australian Navy, since 1982.
Visiting neurologist South Western Health Area, Sydney, since 1983, Macquarie Hospital, since 1984. Visiting fellow Cmty. Medicine U. NSW, since 1993.
Achievements
Membership
Republican ACROD, since 1990. Governor board member World Association Medicine Law, since 1996. Board of directors Australian Institute Health Law & Ethics, since 1996.
Director Disability Resources, Inc., since 1990. Ltd. commander RANR. Fellow Royal Australasian College Physicians, Australian College of LegalMedicine (executive councilor 1995-1997, vice president 1998), American Academy Neurology, Australian Faculty Public Health Medicine, Royal Australian College General Practitioners, Royal Australian College Legal Medicine, Royal Society Medicine. Member Epilepsy Society Australia (board directors 1980-1993), Epilespy Association of NSW, Epilepsy Action Association Australia (foundation member), Australian Association of Neurologists, Australian Military assosiation, New York Academy Sciences.
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Connections
Married Maureen Elizabeth Riley, Oct.18, 1944. Children: Ruth Elizabeth, Rachel, Esther, Joshua Robert.
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Religion
Judaism
Awards
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Recipient Public Health prize University New South Wales, 1972. Francis Hardy Fauldings Memorial research fellow, 1981, Winston Churchill Memorial Trustfellowship, 1982.Recipient Public Health prize University New South Wales, 1972. Francis Hardy Fauldings Memorial research fellow, 1981, Winston Churchill Memorial Trustfellowship, 1982.