Terence Dwyer

Background

Dwyer, Terence was born on July 7, 1949 in Sydney, Australia.

Education

Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Science, U. NSW, Sydney, 1971; Doctor of Medicine, U. NSW, Sydney, 1985; Master in Public Health, Yale University, 1977.

Career

Junior resident medical officer, Royal North Shore Hospital, Sydney, 1972; research assistant, University Texas, Houston, 1974; assistant professor medicine, Baylor University, Houston, 1974-1975; research fellow, Commonwealth Science and Industrial Research Organisation, Adelaide, Australia, 1977-1979; senior research scientist, Commonwealth Science and Industrial Research Organisation, Adelaide, Australia, 1980; senior lecturer, School Public Health and Tropical Medicine, Sydney, 1981-1985; professor community health, U. Tasmania, Hobart, Australia, 1985-1993; dean faculty medicine, U. Tasmania, Hobart, Australia, 1988-1991; executive dean School Health Science, U. Tasmania, Hobart, Australia, 1991-1993; director, Menzies Center for Population Health Research, Hobart, since 1988. County member Royal Automobile Club Tasmania, 1996.

Achievements

• Terence Dwyer has been listed as a noteworthy Research center administrator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

President Athletics Tasmania, 1994, Athletics Australia, 1996. Member Australian-Asian Epidemiological Association (Vice-President county since 1995), Tasmanian Club.

Interests

• Avocations: athletics, tennis, theatre, cinema, historic areas.