Faculty Profile

PhD, Counseling Psychology, University at Buffalo (1980)
Internship, Psychology, University at Buffalo (1980)
Internship, Psychology, University at Buffalo (1979)
Internship, Psychology, Albany County Medical Health Clinic (1977)
Internship, Psychology, Manands Sheltered Workshop (1977)
MS, Rehabilitation Counseling, State University of New York at Albany (1977)
Internship, Rehabilitation Counselor, Association for the Blind of Rochester (1975)
BS, Pre-Veterinarian Science, University of Georgia (1970)

Clinical Associate Professor, Pediatrics, University at Buffalo (2001-present)
Adjunct Professor, Department of Respiratory Care, Erie Community College (1995-present)
Adjunct Professor, Psychology, University at Buffalo (1980-present)
Adjunct Professor, Educational Psychology, University at Buffalo (1980-present)
Allied Medical Specialist, Women and Children‘s Hospital of Buffalo (1980-present)
Director, Family Services and Neonatal Follow-Up Program, Women and Children‘s Hospital of Buffalo (1980-present)
Director, Division of Neonatology and Developmental Pediatrics, Early Developmental Screening and Diagnostic Services (1978-present)
Clinical Assistant Professor, Pediatrics, University at Buffalo (1980–2001)
Interdisciplinary Programs Coordinator, Robert Warner Early Challenges Center, Women and Children‘s Hospital of Buffalo (1996–1998)

January 2006–January 2007
OSHI Fund
Role: Co-Investigator
$50,000
January 1980–January 2006
Early Childhood Direction Center
NYS Department of Education
Role: Co-Principal Investigator
$2,923,860

Msall ME, Buck GM, Rogers BT, Merke DP, Wan CC, Catanzaro NL, Zorn WA. Multivariate risks among extremely premature infants. J Perinatol. 1994; 14(1).
Rogers BT, Booth LJ, Duffy LC, Hassan MB, McCormick P, Snitzer J, Zorn WA. Parents' developmental perceptions and expectations for their high-risk infants.. J Dev Behav Pediatr. 1992; 13(2).
Msall ME, Buck GM, Rogers BT, Merke D, Catanzaro NL, Zorn WA. Risk factors for major neurodevelopmental impairments and need for special education resources in extremely premature infants. J Pediatr. 1991; 119(4).
Lacey DJ, Topper WH, Buckwald S, Zorn WA, Berger PE. Preterm very-low-birth-weight neonates: relationship of EEG to intracranial hemorrhage, perinatal complications, and developmental outcome. Neurology. 1986; 36(8).
Buckwald S, Zorn WA, Egan EA. Mortality and follow-up data for neonates weighing 500 to 800 g at birth.. Am J Dis Child. 1984; 138(8).

"Early Intervention in the Neonatal Intensive Care Nursery" , Niagara County Early Intervention Board (2008)
"Parental Stress and Communication" , Olean General, Respiratory Care Department (2008)
"Parental Stress in the Neonatal Intensive Care Nursery" , Time to Grow Program, Niagara County Early Intervention Board (2008)
"Early Intervention in the Neonatal Intensive Care Nursery" , Genesee Community College, WNY Regional Early Intervention Annual Meeting (2007)
"Medical Ethics" , Olean General Hospital, Respiratory Care Therapists (2007)
"Early Interventions" , Early Intervention Providers of Niagara County (2007)

Niagara County Health Department: Early Intervention; Advisory Board (1994–present)
Technology Dependent Committee; Consultant (1989–present)
Craniofacial Center of Western New York; Consultant (1988–1998)
Women and Children‘s Hospital of Buffalo: Bereavement Team; Co-Chair (1986–1996)
Blind Association of Western New York: Preschool Program; Consultant (1986–1990)
Niagara County Interagency Coordinating Committee on Services for High Risk Neonates and Families; Co-Chair (1986–present)
Western New York Perinatal Bereavement Network; Chair (1986–present)
Western New York Sudden Infant Death Advisory Council; Member (1986–present)
Erie County Dept of Health: Maternal and Infant Care Project; Consultant (1980–1997)
SHARE Parent Group of Buffalo, NY; Consultant (1980–1996)
Medaille College: Child and Youth Services; Board of Directors (1980–1989)
University at Buffalo: WBFO (FM 88.7); Board of Directors (1980–1989)
New York State Department of Education: Early Childhood Direction Center; Consultant (1980–present)

William A. Zorn PhD