Faculty: Raymond Palmer

Select Awards: Department of Family and Community Medicine, Experienced Researcher Award, 2005

Select Publications:

Raymond F. Palmer, PhD, Stephen Blanchard, PhD, Carlos R. Jean, MD, PhD, and David S. Mandell, ScD. School Resources and Identification of Children with Autistic Disorder. Research & Practice, American Journal of Public Health, January 2005, Vol 95, No. 1. Read Article.
Raymond F. Palmer, Steven Blanchardb, Zachary Steina, David Mandellc, Claudia Miller. Environmental mercury release, special education rates, and autism disorder: an ecological study of Texas. Health & Place 12 (2006) 203–209. Read Article.
Raymond F. Palmer, Ph.D., John W. Graham, Ph.D., Erica Lynne White, M.S., and William B. Hansen, Ph.D. Applying Multilevel Analytic Strategies in Adolescent Substance Use Prevention Research. PREVENTIVE MEDICINE 27, 328–336 (1998) ARTICLE NO. PM970311. Read Article.


Raymond F. Palmer, PhD
	Email: palmerR@uthscsa.edu Phone: 210 358-3883 Faculty/Administrative Position: Associate Professor Interests: Longitudinal research methods and statistical applications; Age-related cognitive and physical decline; Autism; Environmental health influences. PhD: Preventative Medicine, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA
Select Awards: Department of Family and Community Medicine, Experienced Researcher Award, 2005 Select Publications: Raymond F. Palmer, PhD, Stephen Blanchard, PhD, Carlos R. Jean, MD, PhD, and David S. Mandell, ScD. School Resources and Identification of Children with Autistic Disorder. Research & Practice, American Journal of Public Health, January 2005, Vol 95, No. 1. Read Article. Raymond F. Palmer, Steven Blanchardb, Zachary Steina, David Mandellc, Claudia Miller. Environmental mercury release, special education rates, and autism disorder: an ecological study of Texas. Health & Place 12 (2006) 203–209. Read Article. Raymond F. Palmer, Ph.D., John W. Graham, Ph.D., Erica Lynne White, M.S., and William B. Hansen, Ph.D. Applying Multilevel Analytic Strategies in Adolescent Substance Use Prevention Research. PREVENTIVE MEDICINE 27, 328–336 (1998) ARTICLE NO. PM970311. Read Article.
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