Geri-Ann Galanti

Geri-Ann Galanti
Born	United States
Occupation	Medical anthropologist, Professor UCLA School of Medicine

Geri-Ann Galanti, Ph.D. is a medical anthropologist, and professor at the UCLA School of Medicine. Dr. Galanti is also a part-time professor at California State University's School of Natural & Social Sciences^[1]. Dr. Galanti is a consultant to Doctors in Touch^[2].

Dr. Galanti is the author of the book Caring for Patients from Different Cultures, published by University of Pennsylvania Press. The book is used as a reference work at the State University of New York Institute of Technology^[3] and the Robert Wood Johnson Medical School^[4]. As of its 2003 publication, the book is currently in its third edition.

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Iranian Births. West J Med 1723 67-68, 2000
An introduction to cultural differences. West J Med 172: 335- 336., 2000
Commentary: How to do ethnographic research. WJM (Western Journal of Medicine) 171(1):19-20., 1999
Guest editor of special issue on cave and rock art. Anthropology of Consciousness 9(1), 1998
Caring for Patients From Different Cultures: Case Studies From American Hospitals, 2nd edition. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1997
"Cult Conversion, Deprogramming, and the Triune Brain", Cultic Studies Journal, Volume , Number 10, 1, 1992
"Brainwashing and the Moonies", Cultic Studies Journal, 1984, Volume 1, Number 1, pages 27-36.

^ Profile, California State University's School of Natural & Social Sciences
^ Doctors in Touch, "Practice Made Perfect!", Seminar, Continuing Medical Education.
^ CulturedMed, State University of New York Institute of Technology
^ Review, Dr. Robert Like
^ Resume, Personal Website
^ Profile, California State University's School of Natural & Social Sciences