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Dittmar, Sharon S. was born on October 8, 1941 in North Tonawanda, New York, United States. Daughter of Clarence Austin and Ethel (Lillian) Dittmar.
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Sharon S. Dittmar
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Sharon S. Dittmar, American Nursing educator. Recipient Excellence award New York State United University Professions, 1990,nurse education award New York State Nurses Association, 1987, Outstanding Svc. award Rehabilitation Erie County Medical Center, 1980, Western Region New York Legislature Distinguished Nurse award, 1995, Ruth T. McGrorey Leadership award, 1995.
Education
Diploma, E. J. Meyer Memorial Hospital, Nursing, Buffalo, 1962; Bachelor of Science, State University of New York, 1968; Master of Science, State University of New York, 1973; Doctor of Philosophy, State University of New York, 1979.
Career
Nursing supervisor, E. J. Meyer Memorial Hospital, Buffalo coordinator in-service activities, E. J. Meyer Memorial Hospital, Buffalo coordinator spinal cord unit, Erie County Medical Center, Buffalo professor, State University of New York, Buffalo.
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Membership
Lieutenant Colonel United States Army Nurse Corps, United States Army Reserve, since 1982. Member Association Rehabilitation Nurses (board directors, chairman research fund committee), New York State Nurses Association (board directors local district), Leadership Buffalo, New York Nurses Association Dist #1.
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American
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Recipient Excellence award New York State United University Professions, 1990,nurse education award New York State Nurses Association, 1987, Outstanding Svc. award Rehabilitation Erie County Medical Center, 1980, Western Region New York Legislature Distinguished Nurse award, 1995, Ruth T. McGrorey Leadership award, 1995.Recipient Excellence award New York State United University Professions, 1990,nurse education award New York State Nurses Association, 1987, Outstanding Svc. award Rehabilitation Erie County Medical Center, 1980, Western Region New York Legislature Distinguished Nurse award, 1995, Ruth T. McGrorey Leadership award, 1995.