Dr. Beverly J. White

Medical Geneticist

Beverly J. White, MD, Medical Geneticist, A Timeline of Professional Milestones

1938

Dr. White is born in Seattle, Washington to George Wellington and Ada Jane Hixson.

1959

Dr. White completes premedical studies at the University of Washington and receives the Women of Excellence Award from the Seattle Professional Chapter of Women in Communications.

1960

Dr. White serves as a research trainee in the department of anatomy at the University of Washington School of Medicine.

1963

Dr. White receives a Doctor of Medicine from the University of Washington and becomes a rotating intern at Philadelphia General Hospital.

1964

Dr. White becomes a research fellow in the medical obstetrics-gynecology unit at the University of California Medical Center Cardiovascular Research Institute.

1965

Dr. White becomes a staff fellow in the laboratory of biomedical sciences at the National Institutes of Health National Institute of Child Health and Human Development.

1967

Dr. White joins the University of Washington as a pediatric resident in the department of pediatrics.

1969

Dr. White becomes a senior staff fellow and attending physician in the laboratory of experimental pathology with the National Institute of Arthritis, Metabolism, and Digestive Diseases.

1971

Dr. White’s research and presentation leads to the admission of women physicians as public health officers to National Institute of Health intramural clinical fellowship training programs.

1974

Dr. White becomes a research medical officer and attending physician of the cytogenetics section of the laboratory of cellular biology and genetics with the National Institutes of Health.

1975

Dr. White serves as acting chief of the cytogenetics section of the National Institutes of Health.

1976

Dr. White acts as a consultant to the associate editor of the Journal of the National Cancer Institute.

1987

Dr. White becomes the director of the cytogenetics unit at the Interinstitute Medical Genetics Program Clinical Center.

1995

Dr. White becomes the director of cytogenetics at Corning Clinical Laboratories in Terterboro, New Jersey.

1998

Dr. White becomes the medical director of cytogenetics at Nichols Institute-Quest Diagnostics in San Juan Capistrano, California.

2000

Dr. White becomes the medical director of the genetics division at Nichols Institute-Quest Diagnostics.

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