JOHN CAMPBELL, M.D.
Emergency Medical Service at Wynlakes Blvd, Montgomery, AL

License number

Alabama AL5662

Personal information

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Name

Address

Phone

John Campbell

197 Campbell St, Fyffe, AL 35971

(256) 623-2320

John Campbell

1935 Meadowbrook Dr Sw Apt 180, Huntsville, AL 35803

(256) 880-5269

John Campbell

19392 Mooresville Rd, Athens, AL 35613

John Campbell, age 70

196 Richard Brannum Cir, Owens Cross Roads, AL 35763

John Campbell, age 84

2035 Kirkland Ave, Russellville, AL 35654

(256) 651-0715

Professional information

President At International Trauma Life Support

Position:

Author at Pearson Education, President at INTERNATIONAL TRAUMA LIFE SUPPORT

Location:

Montgomery, Alabama

Industry:

Public Relations and Communications

Work:

Pearson Education since 1982 - Author INTERNATIONAL TRAUMA LIFE SUPPORT - Greater Chicago Area and world wide since 1982 - President Tactical Medical Essentials 2011 - 2013 - Co-author and instructor Alabama Department of Public Health Apr 2005 - Apr 2011 - Medical Director of EMS & Trauma UAB Health Related Professions 1986 - 1987 - Associate Medical Director EMS

Education:

UAB Medical College 1966 - 1970
Doctor of Medicine (MD) Auburn University 1962 - 1966
Bachelor of Science (BS), Pharmacy

John Campbell, Maxwell AFB AL

Specialties:

Psychology

Address:

300 Twining St, Maxwell Afb 36112
(334) 953-5143 (Phone), (334) 953-8296 (Fax)

Languages:

English

John Campbell - Montgomery, AL

Work:

city of montgomery
Driver

Side Stepper Worms With Rattle And Sinker

US Patent:

4920686, May 1, 1990

Filed:

Feb 7, 1989

Appl. No.:

7/307099

Inventors:

Welbourne D. McGahee - Melbourne FL
John W. Campbell - Montgomery AL

Assignee:

Loop-A-Line, Inc. - Melbourne FL

International Classification:

A01K 8500

US Classification:

43 4224

Abstract:

A fishing lure incorporating a pocket dimensioned to hold a sinker and/or rattle within the lure body includes an easy access slit formed in the lure material to allow ready exchange of sinker/rattle combinations.

Side Stepper Worms With Hook Pocket

US Patent:

4873783, Oct 17, 1989

Filed:

Feb 7, 1989

Appl. No.:

7/307823

Inventors:

Welbourne D. McGahee - Melbourne FL
John W. Campbell - Montgomery AL

Assignee:

Loop-A-Line, Inc. - Melbourne FL

International Classification:

A01K 8500

US Classification:

43 4224

Abstract:

A fishing lure including a thin walled pouch for enclosing that portion of a fishing hook which normally extends from a lure body when the lure is threaded on a hook.

Rapid Racker

US Patent:

5054727, Oct 8, 1991

Filed:

Jul 26, 1989

Appl. No.:

7/385157

Inventors:

John W. Campbell - Montgomery AL
Welbourne D. McGahee - Melbourne FL
James H. Muir - Indialantic FL

Assignee:

Rapid Racker Systems - Montgomery AL

International Classification:

A47B 9606

US Classification:

2482203

Abstract:

A shipping, storage and racking method and apparatus for packages designed to be hung on pegs on display racks includes a storage/transfer member dimensioned to pass through the openings by which the packages are hung. An opening is provided along the longitudinal axis of the storage/transfer member to permit the member to be slid over a display rack peg so that packages on the peg can be supported by the member and removed as a single unit by holding them on the member as it is slid off the peg. A reverse procedure is used to deposit packages carried on a storage/transfer member onto a peg. Packages are stored and transported by supporting a storage/transfer member loaded with packages within a container by special means which position and secure the member so that the packages are hung within the container without resting on the container bottom.

Fishhook

US Patent:

4214398, Jul 29, 1980

Filed:

Oct 28, 1977

Appl. No.:

5/846533

Inventors:

John W. Campbell - Montgomery AL
Lawrance W. Campbell - Montgomery AL

International Classification:

A01K 8300

US Classification:

43 4316

Abstract:

A fishhook having an offset in its shank which acts as a lever to turn the hook as pressure is applied to the line so as to engage the point in the flesh of the fish regardless of the angle at which pressure is applied to the line.