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Fitzgerald, Roy Gerald was born on September 5, 1938 in Dayton, Ohio, United States.
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Roy Gerald Fitzgerald, American Psychiatrist. Diplomate American Board Psychiatry & Neurology, National Board Medical Examiners. Recipient award National Association Blind Artists, 1981, volunteer recognition awards Nevil Institute for Rehabilitation and Svc. & Association Superior vena cava syndrome for the Blind.
Education
AB cum laude, Amherst College, 1960; Doctor of Medicine, Case Western Reserve U., 1964.
Career
Intern in medicine, North Carolina Memorial Hospital, Chapel Hill, 1964-1965;
resident in psychiatry, Massachusetts Mental Health Center, Boston, 1965-1967;
research associate in psychiatry, Tavistock Institute Human Rels., London, 1967-1968;
clinical associate section psychiatry, National Institute of Mental Health Intramural Research Program, Bethesda, Maryland., 1968-1970;
from instructor to assistant clinical professor psychiatry, University of Pennsylvania School Medical, Philadelphia, 1970-1978;
associate professor psychiatry, Thomas Jefferson U., since 1978. Medical and dental staff Crozer-Chester (Pennsylvania) Medical Center, since 1973, founder, director in-patient psychiatric unit, 1974-1978. Attending physician Pennsylvania Hospital, 1970-1974.
Attending psychiatrist Institute Pennsylvania Hospital, Philadelphia, 1970-1974;director in-patient psychiatric unit Hall-Mercer Cmty. Mental Health Center, Philadelphia, 1970-1974. Clinical director, research coordinator, Affective Disease Research Unit Veterans Administration Hospital., Philadelphia, 1970-1971.
Board directors, secretary Nevil Institute Rehabilitation andSvc. for Blind, 1979-1983, Association Svc. for Blind, 1983-1988. Consultant Harrisburg Eastern State Hospital, since 1980.
Achievements
Membership
Fellow American Psychiatric Association. Member American Medical Association (physician's recognition award), Pennsylvania Psychiatric Society.
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American
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Recipient award National Association Blind Artists, 1981, volunteer recognition awards Nevil Institute for Rehabilitation and Svc. & Association Superior vena cava syndrome for the Blind.Recipient award National Association Blind Artists, 1981, volunteer recognition awards Nevil Institute for Rehabilitation and Svc. & Association Superior vena cava syndrome for the Blind.