Gun Violence Prevention: Dr. Steve Dunlop

Hooiers Concerned About Gun Violence brings together Hoosiers concerned about the rising tide of gun violence to seek solutions to this problem at the local, state and national levels. Gun violence is now the leading cause of death of young African-American males and the second leading cause for young white males. Of course, guns alone are not responsible for these deaths. However, because firearms are so easily accessible in the United States, we have the dubious honor of having one of the highest murder rates in the world.
Dr. Dunlop who is a Board Member of Hooiers Concerned About Gun Violence will discuss the need to be concerend about gun violence in the city and the country, especially as it relates to children. (more)

Below is a short biography of my education and career in Indiana.

Stephen R Dunlop, MD

Education

BA,  Harvard 1966

MD , Washington University Medical School, 1970

Psychiatry Residency, St. Luke’s Hospital, NYC, 1974-77

Certification

Board Certification in Psychiatry, ABPN, 1979

Indiana Experience

Indiana University Medical  School , 1978-1991

                                Final Rank Associate Professor

Saint Francis Hospital, Beech Grove, 1991-2004

                                Staff Psychiatrist

                                Medical Director Behavioral Health, 1993-2004

Midtown Mental Health Center

                                Staff Psychiatrist part time, 2006-2010

Present Board Member and Past President, Hoosiers Concerned About Gun Violence

Member of the Family Violence Committee Indiana state Medical Association