Background
Buckingham, Ulisa Diane was born on August 8, 1955 in Topeka. Daughter of Ulyses and Vera Buckingham.
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Ulisa Diane Buckingham, American Psychiatrist. Member American Academy Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, American Psychiatric Association, National Medical Association, American Medical Association, National Association for the Advancement of Colored People Association, Kansas City Medical Society, Black Psychiatrist of America
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Education
Bachelor of science in nursing, U. Kansas, 1973-1977; Education graduate, U. Kansas, 1980-1982; Pre-Medicine, John County Community College, 1982-1985; Doctor of Medicine, U. Kansas School Medicine, 1989.
Career
Registered Nurse, U. Kansas Medical Center, 1977-1984; instructor, St. Luke's Hospital School Nursing, 1980-1982; Registered Nurse, Trinity Lutheran St. Mary's Hospital, 1986-1989; Doctor of Medicine, Wyandott Mental Health Center, 1991. Volunteer Ebony Fashion Show Scholarship Committee, 1990, Chairman Food Kitchen Donations, 1990, Youthnet, 1991, Bone Marrow Donation Drive Committee, 1991,Missionary Society, 1991, Scholarship Com-BHCC, 1991, Hospital Medical Staff Ethics Committee, 1991, Pediatrics Ethics Committee, 1991, Special Needs Adoption Awareness Coalition Essay and Drawing Contest, 1991.
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Membership
Member American Academy Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, American Psychiatric Association, National Medical Association, American Medical Association, National Association for the Advancement of Colored People Association, Kansas City Medical Society, Black Psychiatrist of America F C.
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Nationality
American
Awards
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Named National Honorary Society of Sophomore Women, 1974. Recipient NMA Scholarship, 1985-1989, Distinguished Svc. Recognition, Kansas City Medical Society, BlackHealth Care Coalition, 1991, Student Voice award Honors in Education, School of Medicine of U. Kansas, 1991, Edward E. Baumhardt Psychiatric resident award Kans Psychiatric Society, 1991, Transcultural Seminar Scholarship Black Psychiatrists American, 1991, Presidential Scholar award American Academy Child and Adolescent Psychiatric, 1991.Named National Honorary Society of Sophomore Women, 1974. Recipient NMA Scholarship, 1985-1989, Distinguished Svc. Recognition, Kansas City Medical Society, BlackHealth Care Coalition, 1991, Student Voice award Honors in Education, School of Medicine of U. Kansas, 1991, Edward E. Baumhardt Psychiatric resident award Kans Psychiatric Society, 1991, Transcultural Seminar Scholarship Black Psychiatrists American, 1991, Presidential Scholar award American Academy Child and Adolescent Psychiatric, 1991.