Background
Berkley, Seth Franklin was born on October 18, 1956 in New York City. Son of William and Ruth Berkley.
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Seth Franklin Berkley
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Seth Franklin Berkley, American epidemiologist, international health specialist. Diplomate American Board Internal Medicine, National Board Medical Examiners, licensed physician Massachusetts, Georgia, New York. Named one of The World's Most Influential People, TIME magazine, 2009; recipient Surgeon General's Certified of Appreciation, United States Public Health Service, 1989.
Education
Bachelor of Science, Brown University, Providence, 1978. Doctor of Medicine, Brown University, Providence, 1981.
Career
Intern, resident in primary care internal medicine, Harvard University/Beth Israel Hospital, Boston, 1981-1984;
preventive medicine resident, United States Public Health Service/Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta, 1985-1987;
fellow, The Salsburg Seminars, 1988;
medical epidemiologist, Massachusetts Department Public Health, Jamaica Plains, 1986-1987;
medical epidemiologist, Task Force for Child Survival, Carter Presidential Center, Entebbe, Uganda, 1987-1989;
associate director health science division, The Rockefeller Foundation, New York City, since 1989;
adjunct assistant professor public health, Columbia University, New York City, 1990-1993;
adjunct associate professor public health, Columbia University, New York City, since 1993;
clinical assistant professor medicine, New York University, since 1993. Consultant Bureau Refugee Programs, unites states department State, Western Sudan, 1985, Secretary of Health, Sao Paulo, Brazil, 1986, Task Force for Child Survival, Uganda, 1987, Global Programme on Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome, World Health Organization, 1989, 90, Socialist Republic of Vietnam, 1990. Member core writing team World Development Report World Bank, 1993.
Content expert International Clinical Epidemiology Network, Rockefeller Foundation, 1988, 89. Visiting physician U. Sri Lanka, Colombo, 1984. Member numerous committees and review panels.
Achievements
Membership
Lieutenant Commander United States Public Health Service, 1984—1987, research, since 1987. Fellow: American College of Physicians, Massachusetts Medical Society, Infectious Diseases Society America, Council Foreign Relations. Member: Network Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome Researchers of Eastern & Southern Africa (founding member).
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Nationality
American
Education
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1978
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1981
Awards
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Named one of The World's Most Influential People, TIME magazine, 2009. Recipient Surgeon General's Certified of Appreciation, United States Public Health Service, 1989.Named one of The World's Most Influential People, TIME magazine, 2009. Recipient Surgeon General's Certified of Appreciation, United States Public Health Service, 1989.