Harris D. Riley, Jr.

Harry R. Riley, Jr. specialised in paediatrics immediately after obtaining an MD from the Vanderbilt University School of medicine, Nashville-Davidson, Tennessee, in 1948. He then interned at the Baltimore City and Johns Hopkins Hospitals, and completed residency training in paediatrics at the Babies and Children's Hospital. He served in both World War II and the Korean War, with the US Navy and US Air Force respectively.

In 1958 he became professor of paediatrics and head of the department of paediatrics, University of Oklahoma College of Medicine. In 1976 he was appointed as distinguished professor of paediatrics at the University of Oklahoma, and in 1991 he was appointed professor of paediatrics at Vanderbilt University School of Medicine.

• J. H. Allen, H. D. Riley Jr:
  Generalized cytomegalic inclusion disease, with emphasis on roentgen diagnosis.
  Radiology, Easton, Pennsylvania, 1958, 71: 257-262.
• Howard, Paxton and Harris D. Riley:
  An Outbreak of Diphtheria in Eastern Oklahoma.
  The Journal of the Oklahoma State Medical Association, September 1966, 520-527.
• Dr. John McGlone, Dr. Paul D. Casdorph, Philip Katcher, Dr. Harris D. Riley, Jr., Reverend Dr. Larry W. Sizemore, DR. Marshall W. Fishwick, Ronald T. Clemmons (Editor:
  
• General Robert Edward Lee - The Southern Diadem - Essays in Honor of The Shining Knight of the Confederacy.
  Military Order of the Stars & Bars. Volume 1, 1995.
• H. D. Riley Jr.
  History of the Cytomegalovirus.
  Southern Medical Journal, Birmingham, Alabama, February 1997.
• Robert F. Hill, PhD, Edward P. Tyson, MD, and Harris D. Riley , Jr., MD, Oklahoma City:
  The Culture of Morning Report: Ethnography of a Clinical Teaching Conference.
  Southern Medical Journal, Birmingham, Alabama, June 1997.