About Judith Ann Pachciarz
Born 1941. Judith Ann Pachciarz is an American pathologist.
Judith Ann Pachciarz (born 1941) is an American pathologist. She is the first deaf woman in the United States to obtain an M.D. and a Ph.D.
Early life and education Raised in Danville, Illinois, Pachciarz lost her hearing at the age of two, due to encephalomeningitis, an inflammation of the brain which caused extensive nerve damage. From an early age she wanted to become a physician. She attended Schlarman High School and was named an Illinois State Scholar.
Career Following her graduation from medical school in 1983, Dr. Pachciarz completed a five year residency in pathology at the Veterans Administration Medical Center in West Los Angeles, serving as chief resident in pathology for the final year.
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