MR. MICHAEL JOSEPH GALLAGHER, LCSW, LCDC
Social Work at Devonshire Dr, San Antonio, TX

License number
Texas 16311
Category
Social Work
Type
Clinical
Address
Address
340 Devonshire Dr, San Antonio, TX 78209
Phone
(210) 826-5319

Professional information

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Michael Gallagher - San Antonio, TX

Work:
US Army DOD Civilian GS-11 - San Antonio, TX
Social Worker
US Army DOD Civilian - Seoul, South Korea
Social Worker
Comprehensive In-home Counseling Services 1803 W. Grammercy, San Antonio, TX - San Antonio, TX
Contract Social Worker
Optum Assistance, United Healthcare - San Antonio, TX
Phone Counselor
US Army - Various
Behavioral Science Specialist
Education:
Our Lady of the Lake University - San Antonio, TX
MSW in Social Work
Western Oregon State College - Monmouth, OR
MS in Special Education in Severe Handicapped Learner
Mount St. Mary's University - Emmitsburg, MD
BS in English Education in Secondary English


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Special Agent At National Insurance Crime Bureau

Position:
Special Agent at National Insurance Crime Bureau
Location:
San Antonio, Texas Area
Industry:
Insurance
Work:
National Insurance Crime Bureau - Special Agent


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Method And Apparatus For Negative Charge Effect And Separation Of Undesirable Gases

US Patent:
5005101, Apr 2, 1991
Filed:
Jan 31, 1989
Appl. No.:
7/304275
Inventors:
James C. Gallagher - San Antonio TX
Michael K. Gallagher - San Antonio TX
International Classification:
H01J 304
US Classification:
361231
Abstract:
An improved apparatus for generating a negative charge effect in the environment, in which opposite charged spaced electrically conductive plates are dielectric material. A relatively high alternating voltage is applied between alternate spaced plates with sufficient dielectric strength and dielectric constant to withstand the generation of a cold glow discharge or plasma, and withstand the deposit of dirt on them, and withstand exposure to corrosion, humidity, high temperatures, corrosive gases and fumes. A process is disclosed for the separation of undesirable gases and particulates in polluted areas or airstreams. The present invention relates to the excitation, dissociation, and breakdown of gases and other pollutants.