O. Lee Trick, MD

Psychiatrist (Retired)

A Timeline of Professional Milestones

1931

Born to Homer Forest Trick and Merlie Juanita (Turner) Trick in Anderson, IN.

1958

Obtains a Doctor of Medicine from Indiana University; Is a rotating intern at Blodgett Memorial Hospital in Grand Rapids, MI until 1959.

1958

Performs general medicine, surgery and obstetrics in Durand, MI until 1964; Serves a psych. residency at Duke Univ. Medical Center until 1967.

1967

Is an instructor at the Univ. of NM School of Medicine and is chief of inpatient service at VA Hospital in Albuquerque, NM until 1968.

1968

Is an associate prof. & director of inpatient program in Dept. of Behavioral Med. and Psych. at West Virginia Univ. School of Med. until 1973.

1970

Is secretary of the West Virginia District Branch of the American Psychiatry Association until 1971.

1971

Is chairman of Committee to Establish Family Practice Residency Training Program at West Virginia Univ. School of Medicine until 1972.

1971

Is assistant project director for Bureau of Health Manpower Project to form an Area Health Edu. Center in Charleston, WV until 1973.

1973

Is president of Section of Neurology, Neurosurgery, and Psychiatry of West Virginia State Medical Association until 1974.

1973

Is an associate prof. & director of the Charleston Div., Dept. of Behavioral Med. and Psych. at West Virginia Univ. School of Med. until 1974.

1974

Is co-director of the Family Institute of the Southwest in Houston, TX until 1995.

1974

Is a consultant with the Harris County Department of Education Division of Psychological Services until 1977.

1976

Is a Harris County Medical Society Liaison to Mental Health Mental Retardation Authority of Harris County until 1978.

1982

Serves as chief of staff at Sharpstown General Hospital in Houston, TX until 1983.

1989

Is a mentor for the Mentor Program for Rural Hospitals of the Texas Medical Association until 1990.

1990

Is a physician surveyor for the Joint Commission on Accreditation Healthcare Organizations in Oakbrook Terrace, IL until 2000.

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