Judith Dey

Born: 11 September 1923, Australia
Died: 9 April 2011
Country most active: Australia
Also known as: NA

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1947 – 1948
Career position – Junior Pathologist, Royal Alexandra Hospital for Children
1948 – 1949
Career position – Medical Registrar, Senior Resident Medical Officer, Junior Resident Medical Officer, Royal Alexandra Hospital for Children
1950 – 1952
Career position – Chief Resident Medical Officer, Royal Alexandra Hospital for Children
1952 – 1977
Career position – Honorary Medical Officer, Royal Alexandra Hospital for Children
1953 – 1956
Career position – Assistant Paediatrician, Rachel Forster Hospital, Sydney
1954 – 1956
Career position – Honorary Medical Officer, Tresillian, Vaucluse
1957 – 1965
Career position – Medical Superintendent, Lorna Hodgkinson Sunshine Home, Gore Hill
1965 – 1977
Career position – Medical Superintendent, Grosvenor Hospital, NSW Health Commission
1977 – 1980
Career position – Regional Retardation Advisor, Illawarra Health Region, NSW Health Commission
1977 – 1989
Career position – Visiting Development Paediatrician
1 Aug 1977
Award – Queen’s Silver Jubilee Medal
1980 – 1985
Career position – Senior Specialist, Development Disability Services, New South Wales Department of Health
1985 – 1989
Career position – Visiting Consultant in Development Disabilities, Albury Base Hospital
8 Jun 1987
Award – Officer of the Order of Australia (AO) – in recognition of service to paediatrics, particularly in the field of developmental disabilities
1989 – 1996
Career position – Affiliate Medical Officer, Bowral and District Hospital
1996
Life event – Retired

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