Epidemics in Virginia History with Dr. Dianne Murphy
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The Stewart Bell Jr. Archives welcomes Dr. Dianne Murphy back to the Handley Library! Dr. Murphy will guide us through infectious disease epidemics in Virginia from the 1600s into the present, including smallpox, typhoid, dysentery, influenza, polio, and COVID. Join us to learn about the epidemics that have shaped our nation.
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About Dr. Dianne Murphy
Dr. Dianne Murphy was the Director of the Office of Pediatric Therapeutics in the FDA’s Office of the Commissioner (2004-2020). Previously, in the center for Drug Evaluation, Dr. Murphy was Director of the Office of Counter-terrorism and Pediatric Drug Development (2001-2004), the Associate Director for Pediatrics (1998-2001), and Director of the Office of Drug Evaluation with oversight for all of the Divisions involved with antimicrobial therapeutics (1998-2001).
Dr. Murphy received her medical degree from the Medical College of Virginia. After completing a pediatric residency at the University of Virginia, she spent three years at the National Naval Medical Center as a Navy pediatrician before completing a fellowship in pediatric infectious diseases at the University of Colorado. Dr. Murphy was an Assistant Professor for Pediatrics at the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio, an Associate Professor of Pediatrics and medical consultant to the Diagnostic Virology Laboratory at the University of Tennessee Medical Center at Knoxville and Professor of Pediatrics and Chief of General Pediatrics at the University of Florida Health Science Center at Jacksonville. Dr. Murphy has numerous articles in refereed publications on pediatric infectious diseases, pediatric drug development, residency teaching, and laboratory diagnosis and is the editor of a book on Pediatric Drug Development and Office Laboratory Procedures.
Find the event on our website here: https://www.handleyregional.org/event/epidemics-in-virginia-dianne-murphy
About Dr. Dianne Murphy
Dr. Dianne Murphy was the Director of the Office of Pediatric Therapeutics in the FDA’s Office of the Commissioner (2004-2020). Previously, in the center for Drug Evaluation, Dr. Murphy was Director of the Office of Counter-terrorism and Pediatric Drug Development (2001-2004), the Associate Director for Pediatrics (1998-2001), and Director of the Office of Drug Evaluation with oversight for all of the Divisions involved with antimicrobial therapeutics (1998-2001).
Dr. Murphy received her medical degree from the Medical College of Virginia. After completing a pediatric residency at the University of Virginia, she spent three years at the National Naval Medical Center as a Navy pediatrician before completing a fellowship in pediatric infectious diseases at the University of Colorado. Dr. Murphy was an Assistant Professor for Pediatrics at the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio, an Associate Professor of Pediatrics and medical consultant to the Diagnostic Virology Laboratory at the University of Tennessee Medical Center at Knoxville and Professor of Pediatrics and Chief of General Pediatrics at the University of Florida Health Science Center at Jacksonville. Dr. Murphy has numerous articles in refereed publications on pediatric infectious diseases, pediatric drug development, residency teaching, and laboratory diagnosis and is the editor of a book on Pediatric Drug Development and Office Laboratory Procedures.
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