Clinton Ernest Tempereau MD

 

The Grossman Burn Center, 4929 Van Nuys Blvd., Sherman Oaks, CA 91324

Telephone: (818) 349-1098 FAX: (818) 349-3723

E-mail: clint@tempereau.com

Internet address: www.tempereau.com/clinton

 

Curriculum Vitae:

 

Dr. Tempereau is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin Medical School in Madison, Wisconsin. He is Board Certified in Psychiatry. For the past 25 years he has limited his practice to crisis intervention, with an emphasis on acute burn trauma. He is a regular contributor to Survivor Newsbrief, a burn survivors’ newsletter. As Chief of Psychiatric Services at the Grossman Burn Center from 1980 to 2000, he has treated several hundred burn survivors. He has written and lectured extensively on electrical injuries, loss of the will to live, psychological regression and many other subjects.

 

Prior to entering psychiatry Dr. Tempereau was trained in Internal Medicine, serving as a research associate, then clinical instructor, in the Department of Infectious Diseases at UCLA. Early in his career he became a Flight Surgeon. As Chief of Psychiatric Services for the Fifth Air Force in Korea during the Korean War, he interviewed and evaluated approximately 100 newly repatriated prisoners of war.

 

Dr. Tempereau has been married to Hak Jue Tempereau since July 1954. They have five children, Fred, Kim, Lynn, Margot and John. He enjoys snow skiing, gardening, ecological travel, poetry, linguistics and Old English.

 

EDUCATION

Waukesha High School, Waukesha, WI

Graduated 05/42

University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI

Bach. of Science 09/15/45

Univ. of Wis. Med. Sch., Madison, WI

M.D. 05/24/47

MILITARY

U.S. Naval Reserve

11/06/43-01/31/44 & 01/22/46-08/16/46

Calif. Air Nat’l Guard   

07/01/47-06/30/48

U. S. Air Force Reserve

04/18/52-08/25/52

U. S. Sch. Of Aviation Medicine,

        Randolph AF Base, San Antonio, Texas

10/01/52-12/20/52

Barksdale AFB, Bossier City, Louisiana

        (Chief of Psychiatry)

01/01/53-3/31/53

Tachikawa AFB, Japan

        (Staff psychiatrist)

04/01/53-05/10/53

Headquarters, 5th Air Force, Korea

        (Chief of Psychiatrist Services)

05/11/53-08/12/54

Korean Service Medal; U.N Service Medal

        Honorable Discharge

09/03/54

INTERNSHIP

St. Luke’s Hospital, Cleveland, Ohio

07/01/47-06/30/48

RESIDENCIES

V. A. Hosp., Van Nuys, CA: Internal Med. 01/03/49-03/31/50
V. A. Hosp., Van Nuys, CA: Psychiatry 04/01/50-06/20/50
V. A. Hosp., Long Beach, CA: Psychiatry 06/21/50-09/30/50
V. A. Hosp., Long Beach, CA: Int. Med. 01/01/50-03/17/51
V. A. Hosp., Long Beach, CA: Psy. & Neur. 03/18/51-04/25/52
V. A. Hosp., Long Beach, CA: Psy. & Neur. 09/27/54-07/06/55

U. S. Air Force Residency and Practice Credit:

20 months

PRIVATE PRACTICE OF MEDICINE

Eagle, WI 07/01/48-12/31/48

Long Beach, CA 

05/01/52-08/25/52

PRIVATE PRACTICE OF PSYCHIATRY

Los Angeles, CA 07/06/55-02/28/59

Sherman Oaks, CA 

1959-2000

CERTIFICATION

Wisconsin license to practice medicine 07/01/48
California license to practice medicine 01/29/51
Flight Surgeon: U. S. Air Force 05/07/54

Diplomate, Amer. Bd, of Psychiatry & Neur

10/15/55

APPOINTMENTS

Research Associate, Dept. of Infectious Dis.

    UCLA Medical School

02/27/50-06/31/51

Clinical Instructor, Dept. of Infectious Dis.,

    UCLA Medical School

07/01/51-03/31/53

Instructor, General & Abnormal Psychiatry,
    HQ 5th Air Force, Korea

1953-1954

Psychiatric Consultant, Detached Service to
    U.S. Army, Operation "Big Switch",
    Osan, Korea & USS Black 

08/12/53-10/12/53

Psychiatric Consultant, USPHS Federal
     Correctional Institution, Terminal
     Island, CA

07/01/55-07/01/56

Psychiatric Examiner, Los Angeles
     Superior Court, Los Angeles, CA

1955-1956

Psychiatric Examiner, Dept. of Pensions,
     Los Angeles, CA

1984-1987

Ch. of Psych. Services, Grossman Burn Ctr.
     @ Sherman Oaks, CA
     @ Anaheim, CA

 

1980-2000

 07/24/95-05/01/97

Bioethics Committee, Sherman Oaks Hosp.  1987-1996

PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS

American Medical Association

California Medical Association

Los Angeles County Medical Association

American Psychiatric Association

Southern California Psychiatric Society

American Burn Association

American Trauma Society

American Association for the Advancement of Science

Wisconsin Medical Alumni Association: Life Member

HOSPITAL STAFF APPOINTMENTS

Sherman Oaks Hospital and Health Center, Sherman Oaks, CA

PUBLICATIONS

Carpenter CM, DeBoer CJ, Tempereau CE.

Agglutinin response to intradermal test for sensitivity to Brucella.

J of Immun, 65:331-5, Sept. 1950

West PM, Rapaport SI, Tempereau CE.

Enzymatic evaluation of therapeutic agents in cancer.

Cancer, 4:177-83, Jan. 1951

Jacobs JSL, West PM. Tempereau CE.

Studies of proteolytic enzyme systems in patients with emotional disorders.

Proc Soc Exptl Biol Med, 78:410-02, 1951

Tempereau, CE, Carpenter CM, Lack A, Rawlings B.

Effects of ACTH in experimental brucellosis in guinea pigs.

Ann Western Med and Surg, 5:997-99999, Dec. 1951

Jacobs JSL, Tempereau CE, West PM.

The effect of insulin coma on insulin secretion.

Science, 116:87-7, July 14, 1952

Jacobs JSL, Tempereau CE.

Studies of a proteolytic enzyme system in schizophrenia.

AMA Arch Neur and Psychiatry, 68:388-92, September, 1952

Goodman JR, Florsheim WH, Tempereau CE.

Reserpine and thyroid function.

Proc Soc Exptl Biol and Med, 90:196-8, 1955

Tempereau CE. Fear of flying in Korea.

Am J of Psychiatry, 113:218-23, September, 1956

Tempereau CE, Grossman AR, Brones MF.

Psychological regression and marital status; determinants in the psychiatric management of burn victims.

J burn Care Rehab, 8:286-91, 1987.

Tempereau CE, Grossman AR, Brones MF.

Letter to the editor, JAMA, 260:3437-8, December 16, 1988

Tempereau CE, Grossman AR, Brones MF.

Volitional collapse (loss of the will to live) in burn patients.

J Burn Care Rehab, 10:464-8, Sept/Oct, 1989

Grossman AR, Tempereau CE, Brones MF, Kulber HS, Pembrook LJ.

Auditory and central nervous system effects of electrical injury.

J Burn Care Rehab, 14:169-75, Mar/Apr, 1993

Tempereau CE.

When a firefighter gets burned.

US Dept of Agriculture, Forest Service. Fire Management Notes 56:21-2, 1996

Tempereau CE

Burn injuries and the psychotrauma team.

California Workers’ Compensation Enquirer, Nov/Dec, 1998

INCIDENTAL

    1. Skin and Brain, A rapid-response team

    2. Pain tolerance

    3. Facial scars

    4. Beyond sadness

    5. Why me?

    6. Burns and badness

    7. Those first few weeks

    8. Regression

    9. The big stress test

    10. In praise of bonding

    11. Caregiving at its best

    12. Laura

    13. Dante’s inferno and ours

    14. A rational basis for trauma counseling

    15. Stony silence

    16. When a child is burned

    17. When One Plus One Equals One

    18. Peace of Mind

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