1960-2014, date created

Personal name, Covi, Lino

Lino Covi was born in Trento, Italy in 1926. He attended the University of Florence for philosophy from 1945-1947. From 1947-1955, Covi attended multiple institutions to obtain his MD, also taking time to get a diploma in social work. His dissertation and sixth and final year in medical school took place at University of Rome, Italy. After receiving his degree, Covi interned at University of Rome in the neuropsychiatric clinic until 1956. In 1956, Covi went to the Albert Einstein Medical Center Southern Division in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to do a rotating internship in medicine, surgery, OB-GYN, pediatrics and minor specialties. From 1957-1960, Covi had a joint appointment at Johns Hopkins Hospital and University in the department of psychiatry as an assistant resident and fellow. Covi served as an assistant psychiatrist at Johns Hopkins Hospital from 1960 until 1965, when he got promoted to psychiatrist, a post he held until 1986. Also beginning in 1960, he became an instructor in Psychiatry at Johns Hopkins University. Covi was promoted to assistant professor of Psychiatry in 1967 and associate professor of Psychiatry in 1973. Throughout this time, Covi continued to work at area hospitals both as a professional and a teacher. Covi's research focused on depression, anxiety and tension, and the effects of certain prescription drugs on these disorders.

Johns Hopkins Hospital and Johns Hopkins University Assistant Resident and Fellow (Joint Appointments), 1957-1960

Johns Hopkins Hospital Assistant Psychiatrist, 1960-1965

Johns Hopkins Hospital Psychiatrist, 1965-1986

Johns Hopkins University Instructor in Psychiatry, 1960-1967

Johns Hopkins University Assistant Professor in Psychiatry, 1967-1973

Johns Hopkins University Associate Professor in Psychiatry, 1973-2014

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