Stanley Rabin

Background

Rabin, Stanley was born on July 24, 1947 in Cape Town, South Africa. Arrived in Israel, 1975. Son of Joseph and Dora Fanny (Lipshitz) Rabinowitz.

Education

Bachelor, University Cape Town, 1969. Bachelor in honours, University Cape Town, 1970. Master of Arts, University Cape Town, 1972.

Doctor of Philosophy, University Cape Town, 1974. Diploma in mental health in primary care, Tel Aviv University, 1998.

Career

Lecturer University Cape Town, 1974-1975. Major Israel Defense Forces Medical Corps, 1979-1991, chief field mental health officer, 1983-1986, deputy chief Central Mental Health Clinic Tel Hashomer, 1988-1989. Senior lecturer Ben Gurion University Negev, Beersheva, Israel, since 1980.

Lecturer Sakler School Medicine, Tel Aviv University, since 1983. Senior researcher Occupational Health and Rehabilitation Institute, Beersheva, 1990-1997. Private practice, since 1991.

Senior clinical psychologist department psychiatry Soroka Medical Center, since 1999.

Achievements

• Stanley Rabin has been listed as a noteworthy psychotherapist, psychologist, researcher, educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Israel Labor Party, since 1991. Member Israel Psychological Association (clinical).

Interests

• Jogging, music, soccer.

Connections

Married Barbara Susan Cohen, July 8, 1973. Children: Hadas, Maya, Shai.

Father:

Joseph Rabinowitz

Mother:

Dora Fanny (Lipshitz) Rabinowitz

Spouse:

Barbara Susan Cohen

child:

Shai Rabin

child:

Maya Rabin

child:

Hadas Rabin