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Nyasaland (now Malawi), to Lt.-Col. Herbert Hyde Young Hearsey, the Principal Medical Officer of Nyasaland, and Maggie Marie Beales. His great uncle was Lieutenant-General

Quartermaster-General in India. Surgeon-General Arthur Thomas Sloggett, C.M.G., Principal Medical Officer, India. Major-General Edward Charles William Mackenzie-Kennedy

was a Scottish physician and pharmacologist. He served as the Principal Medical Officer for the Department of Health in Scotland until 1968. He was born

Medical Branch on 6 January 1948. During his service career he was Principal Medical Officer at Middle East Command 1967-68 (seeing active service during the

of a steamboat master on the Gambia River. In 1907 he became principal medical officer of Sierra Leone. Robert Forde was born in Cloyne, Co. Cork in

known as the Andrew Fleming Hospital and was named after the principal medical officer to the British South Africa Company. Following Zimbabwean independence

William Robert Henderson, Esq., MD, Principal Medical Officer of the Gold Coast Robert Allman, Esq., Principal Medical Officer of Southern Nigeria Walter Egerton

campaigns with the British Army from 1867 to 1902 later becoming Principal Medical Officer of Netley Military Hospital, a role he held until his retirement

Medical Officer of Sir Garnet Wolseley's Ashanti Force (1873–74); Principal Medical Officer at Aldershot, Colchester, Hong Kong, and at Malta (1874–82); Head

Marston (31 December 1831 – 31 March 1911) CB, Hon. FRCS, was Principal Medical Officer to the Indian Army and honorary surgeon to Queen Victoria and

Gaussen MacNeece, Principal Medical Officer, 8th (Lucknow) Division, India Surgeon-General George Winsor Robinson, Principal Medical Officer Aldershot Command

21 December 1990) was a British soldier, doctor and the first Principal Medical Officer at the Department of Health at the advent of the National Health

1843 – 19 October 1921) was a British army surgeon, who was the principal medical officer of the British Army in South Africa during the Second Boer War

India. Surgeon-General William Launcelotte Gubbins, M.V.O., Principal Medical Officer, Western Command, India. Major-General Ernest De Brath, C.I.E

Nelson in April 1940, initially as medical officer and then as principal medical officer. He became a medical specialist at RNH Plymouth in March 1942

surgeon. He served in the Indian Medical Service (IMS) and as the Principal Medical Officer to the army of the Nizam of Hyderabad. During the 148 day Siege

such diverse fields as medical research (at one point Senior Principal Medical Officer of the Department of Health), business and management studies

was promoted to Deputy Inspector-General in 1883, was appointed Principal Medical Officer at Melville Naval Hospital in 1892, and was selected as a Knight

enabled him to do the same in the US. In 1964, he was part-time principal medical officer at the Ministry of Health with the special remit of postgraduate

principal of the medical firm of Macgown, Anderson, and Durran and principal medical officer of China Underwriters, Ltd.. He was on the consulting staff of

2007/08. His maternal great grandfather was Jeffery Allen Marston, principal medical officer to the Indian Army. List of presidents of the History of Medicine

retiring with the rank of Surgeon Major. In 1897 he was appointed as Principal Medical Officer, Inspector-General of Hospitals and Principal of the Ceylon Medical

Dr. T. Heyward Hays, who now holds the combined positions of Principal Medical Officer to H.S.M.'s Navy, Medical Adviser to the Royal Railway Department

Military Division Surgeon-General Hayward Reader Whitehead, Principal Medical Officer, Southern Command. Colonel Richard Charles Bernard Lawrence. Brevet

first in charge of the Imperial Yeomanry hospital, afterwards as principal medical officer of a general hospital, and then as commandant of Declfontein district

Plymouth until July 1941. He then served on HMS Duke of York, as Principal Medical Officer, contributing with his Arctic and Antarctic knowledge to the manufacture

Madras, he became surgeon-general in 1863, and was appointed principal medical officer of European troops in India, an appointment which he held for

Borneo, where O’Connor had been appointed to the combined post of Principal Medical Officer and Chief Health Officer, based at Kuching General Hospital. After

Following the outbreak of the 1879 Morosi's Revolt he served as the principal medical officer of the Cape Colonial Forces. During the course of the campaign

West Indies, Nova Scotia, and Canada. In 1829 he was appointed principal medical officer in Ceylon, from which he returned in 1836 with his health broken

with the 60th Rifles in the Xhosa War of 1850-53, he acted as principal medical officer of Imperial forces' expedition sent beyond the Kei, and his commanders

Gambia Boundary. Wordsworth Poole, Esq., MB, for services as Principal Medical Officer of the West African Frontier Force on the Niger. Colonel Trevor

position. The government boys' school was now the hospital with a Principal Medical officer who was given 500 pounds to care for the sick. After recording

Military division Surgeon-General Albert Augustus Gore, late-Principal Medical Officer in India. Colonel Hugh Sutlej Gough, CMG, half-pay. Lieutenant-Colonel

who has been called the Father of Army Medicine, had served as principal medical officer under the Duke of Wellington during the Peninsular War. During

Dr Donald Lovett, OBE (1918-7 July 2018) was Principal Medical Officer for Wales, retiring in 1983. He qualified in medicine at the Welsh National School

the ranks of the medical service, becoming staff surgeon and principal medical officer at Fort Pitt, Chatham in 1841. In 1844 he married his housekeeper

"A. C. Torr" Jeffery Allen Marston (1831–1911) CB, Hon FRCS – Principal Medical Officer to the Indian Army, honorary surgeon to Queen Victoria and King

Regiment), Capt. J. W. March, Capt. Cluny Macpherson (1879-1966) (Principal Medical Officer, 1st Newfoundland Regiment and inventor of the gas mask), and

Kenya and Uganda Railway General Manager Godfrey Dean Rhodes Principal Medical Officer John Langton Gilks Treasurer Reginald Clifton Grannum Appointed

Charles Wyndham Murray, MP. William Henry Power, Esq., FRS, MRCS, Principal Medical Officer to the Local Government Board. John Struthers, Esq., Principal

surgeon-colonel in 1896, and from then until 1899 served as the principal medical officer at Hong Kong. He was promoted to surgeon-general in November 1899

Division Surgeon-General William Simson Pratt, Army Medical, Staff, Principal Medical Officer, Southern Command. Honorary Major-General Luke O'Connor, V.C.

the Cinnamon Department of Ceylon. Christopher Elliott M.D.the Principal Medical Officer in Ceylon bought the house in 1848. He was also the proprietor

of Surgeons in Ireland in 1796. John Lumsden (1869–1944), the Principal Medical Officer for the Commissioners of Irish Lights, Chief Medical Officer at

with a staff of two nurses. After twelve years she was appointed Principal Medical Officer with the Education Department with a staff of five medical inspectors

community medicine in 1974. [citation needed] Her career included, Principal Medical Officer, Welsh Office (1984); Deputy Chief Medical Officer (1985); Director

John Nettleton – Wing Commander Harry Weldon David Quilter – Principal Medical Officer Roy Spencer – Magnus Spence Julian Harries - Flight Lieutenant

Surgeon-General Francis Wollaston Trevor, Army Medical Service, Principal Medical Officer, Western Command, India. Major-General Sir James Willcocks, K

which the board was abolished and her position was changed to the Principal Medical Officer, Ministry of Health. The Times, Saturday, Nov 01, 1913; pg. 8;

medical officer I (1993–1996); principal medical officer II, with the Ekiti State Government (1996–1999); principal medical officer I (1999–2002); chief medical

Australian military personnel. As a colonel, Ryan was appointed principal medical officer, Victoria, in 1902; and honorary physician to the governor-general

Agriculture Ernest Harrison Director of Public Works Howard Lecky Sikes Principal Medical Officer John Langton Gilks Treasurer Reginald Clifton Grannum Uganda Railway

1887 W. R. Kynsey (who later became Sir William Kynsey), the Principal Medical Officer of Ceylon arranged a meeting with fifteen other doctors, at the

Secretary to the Administration, Northern Rhodesia Aylmer William May Principal Medical Officer, Northern Rhodesia Honorary Companion Sanda Kura, the Shehu of

lately Administrator of Western Samoa. Clare Aveling Wiggins, Principal Medical Officer, Uganda Protectorate. Major Hubert Winthrop Young, DSO, Middle

Singapore. From February to August 1889, he served as the Acting Principal Medical Officer of Singapore for Maximilian Frank Simon. In 1890, he helped to

Commanding of the RAMC School of Instructors. He was seconded as Principal Medical Officer (PMO) to Headquarters Royal Air Force (RAF) with the Army of Occupation

consultant) MO = Medical Officer OMO = Orderly Medical Officer PMO = Principal Medical Officer, the seniormost doctor at the division level. Usually, a specialist

Officer Senior Fire Officer Principal Nurse-I Khateeb-e-Ala-I Principal Medical Officer Principal Engineer Principal Scientist Principal Admin Officer

British-Chinese boundary commission on the Burma frontier. Later he was Principal Medical Officer in India and then in South Africa, served in World War I (mentioned

ITN's first broadcast in 1955 Air Vice-Marshal Robert Chapple, Principal Medical Officer of the RAF from 1991 to 1994 Terry Forrestal, stuntman base jumper;

was investigated by Dr Thomas Henry Lovegrove in his role as Principal Medical Officer for Western Australia and president of the Central Board of Health

Field Hospital; and afterwards in the Permanent Force he became Principal Medical Officer for the Maritime Provinces." He was appointed to the head of the

practised surgery since 1974 and became Regional Health Director and Principal Medical Officer (PMO) at the Ministry of Health. In 2000 he resigned from the

lately Deputy Treasury Solicitor. Dr John Langdale Reed, Senior Principal Medical Officer, Department of Health. Arthur Christie Russell, Grade 3, Department

Medical Branch at the start of the Second World War and became the Principal Medical Officer in 1941. In 1942, he worked at the Queen Victoria Hospital with

appointed Surgeon General, before moving to Malta in 1915. He was Principal Medical Officer at Salonika until 1917. In July 1918, he became Inspector of Military

Surgeon-Major Usher Williamson Evans of the regiment was appointed the Principal Medical Officer of the Bermuda Command. Not all of the regiment's time was spent

the Balkans on his route. He was subsequently for a short time principal medical officer with the army, and served with it in the field as senior deputy

during an exchange of prisoners. He was subsequently appointed Principal Medical Officer at the Number Three Medical School Hospital in Pretoria. For his

hospitals and as principal medical officer of the army of occupation in Egypt (1882), Gore was appointed principal medical officer north-west district

civil service, becoming a senior medical officer in 1953 and a principal medical officer in the endemic disease division of the Northern Nigeria Ministry

Coleoptera of Tristan da Cunha. Chaplin, Arnold – Thomas Short (Principal Medical Officer of St. Helena). With Biographies of Some Other Medical Men Associated

doctorate (PhD) in biochemistry. In the Second World War he served as principal medical officer for blood transfusions in south-east Scotland. In 1941 (during

in Palestine and nine months later he was appointed Assistant Principal Medical Officer, based in Jerusalem. During the late 1920s, as deputy head of

and clasp, the bronze decoration, and the C.B. (1881). He was principal medical officer under Lord Wolseley during the Egyptian campaign of 1882, when

the staff of Mercer's Hospital in Dublin and in 1902 was the Principal Medical Officer for the Commissioners of Irish Lights. However, it was his role

for services to Southern Rhodesia. Donald Mackenzie MacRae, MD, Principal Medical Officer, Bechuanaland Protectorate. Gother Victor Fyers Mann, Director

surgeon to the Artillery. He was appointed Surgeon-Major and Principal Medical Officer for the Northern District in Nov. 1886, and Health Officer at

paid less than their European colleagues. When W. H. Langley, principal medical officer in Nigeria, was asked about expanding the scope of work for African

Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons in 1963. In 1968 he became principal medical officer for prosthetic research at the hospital. After his retirement

the Royal Air Force. From then until 1930 he served as their Principal Medical Officer. He rose to the rank of Wing Commander. He was elected a Fellow

PMID 29405816. S2CID 46849528.(subscription required) "Haldane Tait, Principal Medical Officer front page". www.lhsa.lib.ed.ac.uk. Retrieved 26 April 2019. Shaw

Surgical Registrar and Anæsthetist to Guy's Hospital, 1909–11 Principal Medical Officer, Great Central Railway, 1912 Professor of Anatomy, University

Hospital, Baroda Olive Monahan, Madras Shamrao Ramrao Moolgavkar, Principal Medical Officer, Bikaner State, Rajputana Reverend Mother Sacramento Clara Plamondon

Anatomy at St Thomas' Hospital Medical School he was appointed as Principal Medical Officer to the Sarawak Government. He was subsequently appointed as Professor

Anatomy at St Thomas' Hospital Medical School he was appointed as Principal Medical Officer to the Sarawak Government. He was subsequently appointed as Professor

and on promotion to air vice marshal in 1984 he was appointed Principal Medical Officer at RAF Strike Command, where he had responsibility for the medical

Colony, as the assistant colonial surgeon. He was the acting principal medical officer in the colony during the Siege of Kumassi in 1900 when he was

auxiliary British colony of Norfolk Island, where he served as principal medical officer during the 1790s - while accumulating wealth on the side as a

Chief Secretary, the Attorney General, the Treasurer, and the Principal Medical Officer, plus 2 nominated non-officials who were: H.H. Hunter (a Lawyer

the Volunteer Medical Corps in 1890. In 1908, he was appointed Principal Medical Officer to the Lowland Division of the Scottish Territorial Forces. He

Development Trust, Rangoon, Burma. Harry George Waters, MRCS, LRCP, Principal Medical Officer, East Indian Railway. Dominions, Colonies, Protectorates Lewis

Army Corps at Nantes. By then he was promoted to the rank of Principal Medical Officer of the First Class. In 1896, he entered the Pasteur Institute

contraception that were becoming available. Loudon took over as Principal Medical Officer in 1972, and at that time the clinic was Branch 50 of the Family

1911 until 1924 the senior naval surgeon in Halifax acted as Principal Medical Officer, ensuring Royal Navy medical regulations were correctly applied

Medical Officer, with the rank of major, and in 1905 was promoted Principal Medical Officer. In 1908 Garraway was appointed Military Secretary to Lord Selborne

of Orange. When the First World War began, Howse was appointed principal medical officer to the Australian Naval and Military Expeditionary Force to German

also studied rabies in the Eastern Cape. From 1894 he served as Principal Medical Officer to the Cape Government. In 1893 he was elected a fellow of the

was ordered to be held on remand. Ruth was twice examined by principal Medical Officer, M. R. Penry Williams, who failed to find evidence of mental illness;

principal Medical Officer for London. Mackenzie left the League of Nations in 1940 and returned to Britain to the post of principal medical officer for

Council of Gibraltar. Henry Alfred Alford Nicholls, CMG, MD, lately Principal Medical Officer, Dominica, Leeward Islands. Military Division Royal Navy Admiral

selected for service with the Egyptian Army, of which he became the Principal Medical Officer, and was awarded the Order of the Medjidie for his services. He

Bentley was fit to stand trial in light of his mental capacity. The Principal Medical Officer responsible was Dr Matheson and he referred Bentley to Dr Hill

Hayford. Dr William Awunor-Renner – doctor who served as acting Principal Medical Officer and one-time Mayor of Freetown Peter Awoonor-Renner – lawyer and

Ashanti in 1900. He received a medal and clasp for each. He was the principal medical officer for the British Central Africa Administration from 1897 to 1902

Minister for Works, State of Tasmania. Edward Charles Long, Principal Medical Officer, Basutoland. Major Charles William James Orr, Royal Artillery

expedition to the Crimea on 17 September 1854. In his capacity of Principal Medical Officer, Forrest was present at the affair of Bulganac, capture of Balaklava

Harland Ltd., Belfast. Ernest Thomas Conybeare, OBE, MD, FRCP, Principal Medical Officer, Ministry of Health. William Parry Cripps. For political and public

century to be substantively appointed as a Chief Medical Officer or Principal Medical Officer of a British West African territory. Albert Whiggs Easmon was

Surgeon-General Francis Wollaston Trevor, C.B., M.B., K.H.S., Principal Medical Officer, India. His Highness Maharaja 5 Sris Sir Ugyen Wangchuk, K.C.I

Tellicherry, Malabar District, Madras. William James Wanless, Principal Medical Officer of the Mission Hospital at Miraj and Chief Medical Officer of

Scottish Office a post she held until her promotion in 1998 to Principal Medical Officer. In 1999 she was promoted to Deputy Chief Medical Officer for

Leper Asylum, Bihar and Orissa. Nowroji Jamshedji Bandorawala, Principal Medical Officer, Bikaner State. John Hutchison LRCP Church of Scotland Mission

titled North Sea Lyrics. In 1910 he was offered the position of Principal Medical Officer of the Companie de Kong and moved to San Pedro, Ivory Coast of

President, Society of Medical Officers of Health 1908 appointed Principal Medical Officer, Local Government Board; served for ten years in this post dealing

War, and in 1882 he was in Egypt for the Anglo-Egyptian War as Principal Medical officer of the Second Division under Sir Edward Hamley and was present

Marshal Sir William Tyrrell (1885–1968), rugby union international, Principal Medical Officer Middle East, honorary surgeon to King George VI Colonel Philip

1873–1960), Robert Burnard's eldest daughter. Her father was the Principal Medical Officer at the Naval Hospital School in Greenwich. She attended Princess

in honor of German physician Joseph Hartzfeld (1815–1885), the Principal Medical Officer of the Royal Dutch East Indies Army, who collected the type specimen

Commonwealth of Australia. Hamilton William Dyke, Esq., M.B., Principal Medical Officer, Bechuanaland Protectorate. Edward Johnson, Esq., LL.D., Mus.

Bacteriologist, Edinburgh Royal Infirmary. Brian David Cooper, Principal Medical Officer, HM Prison Parkhurst. Ian Leonard Dixon. For political and public

DADMS of the Australian Mounted Division, Major W. Evans, as Principal Medical Officer of Damascus, and gave him orders to organise the medical arrangements

from 1957 to 1963, Senior Medical Officer from 1963 to 1965, Principal Medical Officer from 1965 to 1966, Assistant Chief Medical Officer from 1966 to

improving the conditions of the troops, and receiving a promotion to Principal Medical Officer. In 1845, Barry contracted yellow fever and left for England for

District Commissioner, Palestine. Percival Alfred Dingle, MRCS LRCP Principal Medical Officer to the Government of North Borneo. Clement Gillman, Chief Engineer

Rhodesia. Robert Stanley Taylor East African Medical Service. Principal Medical Officer, Somaliland Protectorate. British India Douglas Eric Augier, Indian

Mountaineer Civil servant (Indian Civil Service) Dr C. R. Greene Principal medical officer and mountaineer Doctor J. L. Longland Mountaineer English lecturer

Fulbright fellow and at King’s College, London. He was promoted to principal medical officer in the DSS in 1954 and was also the chief medical officer for

Commission for Germany. Melville Douglas Mackenzie, MD, DTM, DPH, Principal Medical Officer in charge of Epidemiology and International Health, Ministry of

UK Department of Health and Social Security as a Senior (later Principal) Medical Officer in 1964. Following the thalidomide tragedy, he was invited by

(Air), Ministry of Supply. Christopher Frank Good MRCS, LRCP, Principal Medical Officer, Insurance Medical Service, Ministry of Health. Edmund George

Aide-de-Camp to the Governor of Southern Rhodesia. Robert Jamison FRCS Principal Medical Officer, Swaziland. Edward Allan McDonald. For social and municipal services

public services in Warwickshire. Ralph Stransham Oldham, MD, BCh, Principal Medical Officer, Ministry of Pensions. Major James Parsons, TD, JP. For many years

reside in the collections of the Seattle Art Museum (formerly Principal Medical Officer Robert Allman) and the Linden Museum in Stuttgart (formerly W

Governor-General of the Dominion of New Zealand Neil Morrison Macfarlane CM Principal Medical Officer, Basutoland Colonies, Protectorates, etc Major Albert Abramson

Reserve of Officers, Hong Kong Volunteer Defence Corps, late Principal Medical Officer, Hong Kong Volunteer Defence Corps. Lieutenant-Colonel George

Controversial figure, Dr. James Barry, also arrived that year as principal medical officer (1836–1837). In addition to reorganising the hospital, Barry highlighted

was stationed in Darjeeling district, India, and was appointed Principal Medical Officer in 1888. In the 1890s Waddell, while in Patna, established that

Under-Secretary, Export Credits Guarantee Department. Peter Henderson, MD, Principal Medical Officer, Department of Education and Science. Harold William Hobbs, CBE

Registrar (Medical Superintendent) at INHS Asvini and as the Principal Medical Officer Naval Dockyard (Mumbai). During the COVID-19 pandemic, as a Surgeon

Polytechnic, Regent Street, London. Thomas Ritchie, MB, ChB, Principal Medical Officer, Ministry of Health. Herbert James Liddle Robbie, Headmaster,

officer. In April 1976, he was elevated to the position of a principal medical officer. Later in 1976, Addy was appointed senior lecturer of the School

Convener, Renfrewshire Education Committee. John Marshall Ross, MB, Principal Medical Officer, Ministry of Health. George Ronald Rougier, QC, Chairman, General

structured as follows: Head administrators, consisting of a Principal Medical Officer, Senior Sanitary Officer, and Junior Sanitary Officer Medical

Glasgow. Major Alexander Campbell White Knox, OBE, MC, MB, ChB, Principal Medical Officer, St. John Ambulance Association and Surgeon-in-Chief, St. John

Constable, Hampshire Constabulary. Gordon Lilico, MB, lately Principal Medical Officer, Ministry of Health. Duncan Douglas Livesey, OBE, Chairman, Liverpool

Order of the Medjidie (4th Class) in 1902. In February 1904, as Principal Medical Officer and Staff Officer, Haymes joined ‘a patrol of 100 men (with two

Tema General Hospital (1962–68). She was promoted to the rank of principal medical officer in 1969 and served for a time at the Princess Marie Louise Hospital

Executive Vice Chairman, Martini and Rossi Ltd. Rodney Wilkins, Principal Medical Officer, Department of Health and Social Security. George Williams, O

inspector-general of hospitals, to which was soon added the post of principal medical officer of the European army. He held the offices throughout the Indian

and Auxiliary Forces Association. George Albert Clark, VRD MD, Principal Medical Officer, Ministry of Health. Commander Kenneth Cohen, CMG, RN (Retired)

ancylostomiasis. His most senior appointment before retirement was Principal Medical Officer of Dominica, made in 1922. Nicholls was particularly interested

of the Hospital and health district included Dr Godwin Marufu (Principal Medical Officer 2011-2013 and Dr Igor Petrov (Medical Superintendent) who coordinated

Scheldt Expedition,' fol. 2, No. 104. From 1810 to 1810 Borland was principal medical officer in the Mediterranean, during which period he organised the hospitals

Press. ISBN 0-85905-211-7. A biography of Dr James P. Taylor, Principal Medical Officer in North Borneo when the Japanese invaded. His wife Celia was

[Herbert Augustus] Embling, O.C., and Colonel A. H. Sturdee [the Principal Medical Officer for Victoria], represented the district commandant. The funeral

Deafness. For services to Deaf People. Dr. Phillip Andrew Leech, Principal Medical Officer for Primary Care, Department of Health. David Graham Lendon, Chair

diminished sense of responsibility”. The Anglican Bishop Hale, the Principal Medical Officer in Perth and Landor all came to York in October 1866 to inquire

William Webb For service to sports medicine, in particular as the Principal Medical Officer for Australian Rowing. Ian Charles Westrip For service to the

remainder of the Second World War, culminating in his appointed as principal medical officer on HMS Euroclydon in Malta. After further training, Caldwell served

Clutton, lately Crown Estate Receiver. Peter John Constable, Principal Medical Officer, Office of the Minister for the Civil Service. Anthony Thomas

part. With Surgeon-general (afterwards Sir Thomas) Crawford, principal medical officer of the British forces in India, he drew up a report, known as

daughter Cynthia also became a physician and finished her career as principal medical officer for the Oxfordshire Area Health Authority. She married the neurologist

services to Basic Skills Provision. Dr John Bruce Loudon, lately Principal Medical Officer. For services to Psychiatric Medicine, Scottish Executive. Malcolm

Civil Servant, Ministry of Defence. David Maxwell Salisbury, Principal Medical Officer, Department of Health. Stephen Wynn Boys Smith, Director General

Department of Trade and Industry. Barbara Haig MacGibbon, Senior Principal Medical Officer, Department of Health and Social Security. George Leeke McLoughlin

Civil Division Benijamini Ravulolo Lomaloma. For services as Principal Medical Officer and to the community. Sister Genevieve Loo. For services to teaching

services to the Financial Sector. Dr. John Ruthven Mitchell, Principal Medical Officer, Scottish Government. For services to Improving Mental Health

Chairman, Allied Hambro Group. Roy Thomson Fletcher, MBE, lately Principal Medical Officer, Department of Health and Social Security. Neville Fullwood, HM

Jaines Masterton Mackenzie, Esq., M.B., Ch.B.(Edin.), Acting Principal Medical Officer, Bechuanaland Protectorate. Miss Daisy Muriel Millhouse, Matron

Society for Women's Service. Edwin Lawrance Sturdee, OBE MRCS LRCP, Principal Medical Officer, Ministry of Health. William Johnson Taylor, OBE JP DL MP, Member

ED. For public service. Valaydon Packeeree Poonoosamy, lately Principal Medical Officer, Ministry of Health. Jules Henri Constantin. For services to the

Principal, H.M. Treasury. Wilfrid Raffle, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., Principal Medical Officer, Ministry of Pensions. Rowland John Raggett, Secretary, Territorial

Railways and Harbours. Anthony John Maxwell Stevenson, MRCS, LRCP, Principal Medical Officer, Mid-Western Nigeria. George Stewart, Manager, Chartered Bank

Nottingham, General Post Office. John Joseph Landers, MB, BCh, Principal Medical Officer, HM Prison Service. Bernard George Lane, Principal, Board of Trade

of Education and Science. Thomas Ernest Ashdown Carr, Senior Principal Medical Officer, Department of Health and Social Security. Wallace Rodney Corrie

Independent Television News, Ltd. Arthur Richards Culley, MD, Principal Medical Officer, Welsh Board, of Health. Ivan de Burgh Daly, lately Director,

Diplomatic Service And Overseas List Francis Robert Addy, MB, ChB, Principal Medical Officer, Northern States of Nigeria. Basil Joyce Arrowsmith, Controller

Regulations Advisory Committee. William Thomas Charles Berry, lately Principal Medical Officer, Department of Health and Social Security. Stanley Ernest Blackstone

College, University of Cambridge. Mervyn Ralph Penry Williams, Principal Medical Officer, HM Prison Wakefield. David Alastair Hamilton Wills, MBE, TD,

(Development and Industry). Charles Titterton Maitland, MD, FRCP, Principal Medical Officer, Ministry of Health. Agatha Mary Clarissa Mallowan (Agatha Christie)

the DADMS of the Australian Mounted Division, was appointed Principal Medical Officer of Damascus and became responsible for reorganising the hospital

tennis in Australia. William Ernest Edward Langford, MB, BS, Principal Medical Officer, Central Office, Repatriation Department. Gladys Ellen Machin

Milliard Ltd. Chetwynd John Pershall Grosvenor, MRCS, LRCP, Principal Medical Officer, Ministry of Pensions & National Insurance. John Lewis Anderton

Region, Board of Trade. Raymond Eustace Ford, MD, MRCP, Senior Principal Medical Officer, Ministry of Health. Robert Foster, OBE, Actuary and General Manager

Agriculture, Fisheries & Food. Charles William Atkinson Emery, MB, ChB, Principal Medical Officer, Ministry of Pensions & National Insurance. Mary Esslemont, MB

Scottish Museum. Charles Eddie Gallagher, OBE, MRCS, LRCP, Senior Principal Medical Officer, Ministry of Health. Jack Sydney Bates Gentry, CIE, OBE, ERD,

Company Research Laboratories. John McQueen Johnston, MD, FRCS(Ed), Principal Medical Officer, Department of Health for Scotland. Harry Carter Jonas. For services

of Transport. Oscar Reginald Lewis Wilson, MB, BS, MRCS, LRCP, Principal Medical Officer, Ministry of Pensions. Wilfrid Simeon Arthur Winter, Principal

Secretary to the Board of Agriculture Sir George Newman Edin. Principal Medical Officer to the Board of Education Rear-Admiral Thomas Dawson Lees Sheppard

There he was appointed Deputy Inspector of Hospitals, as well as Principal Medical Officer (PMO) Aldershot. Whilst in England in 1857, he was made Companion

Government Botanist, State of Tasmania Charles Lane Sansom, Principal Medical Officer, Federated Malay States Claud Severn, Colonial Secretary of the

Director of Education, Uganda. James Patrick Taylor, MB, ChM, Principal Medical Officer, British North Borneo (Chartered) Company. For services during

Glasgow companies of the Volunteer Medical Corps, and was later Principal Medical Officer of the Lowland Division. The confusion was created because 1/I

beachhead in the Landing at Cape Helles. Jeans was now posted as the Principal Medical Officer of the Portsmouth Naval Barracks for the next fifteen months,

Africa. He served in that position for a decade and acted as the principal medical officer in several occasions. His long service in the field of public

allegations being made against him. The Anglican Bishop, the Principal Medical Officer in Perth and Perth Police Magistrate Edward Wilson Landor all

followed in York in October 1866, comprising Bishop Hale, the Principal Medical Officer in Perth and Magistrate Edward Wilson Landor, who found in Edward’s

Navy; worked for the Ministry of Health, 1965–1974; later senior principal medical officer Dave Holland (born 1946) – jazz bassist Dave Holland (1948–2018)

this would especially be the case in Queensland. However, the Principal Medical Officer disagreed with this deviation from the standard design and insisted

Alexandra Hospital for Children Dr C. Savill Willis (1894) – former principal medical officer of the Education Department of NSW Chris Mort (1970–1975) – former

Belize included District Commissioner, District Medical Officer, Principal Medical Officer, JP, and MP (Hammond 2004, para. 1). Notably, Dr. Gann uncovered

Agriculture & Fisheries. Roy Dyson Langdale Kelham, MRCS, LRCP, Principal Medical Officer, Ministry of Pensions. Edward Hertslet William Wingfield King

Scottish Branch, British Red Cross Society John Edwards Cresswell Principal Medical Officer, Suez Lucy Davis Cripps Medical Officer at a National Filling

of the Legislative Assembly Dr. Ali Effendi Fahmi El Shiati, Principal Medical Officer, Benha Hospital Sheikh Ahmed El Tayib El Hashim, Grand Mufti,

pelvic inflammation.: 223  During the 1930s, Dr. Chung became the principal medical officer of the hospital and was responsible for supervising its overall

first to be seriously affected and finally, on the advice of the Principal Medical Officer, it was decided to eliminate them from the 1st Brigade. The Royal

Surgeon-General Francis Wollaston Trevor, C.B., M.B., K.H.S., Principal Medical Officer, India. His Highness Maharaja 5 Sris Sir Ugyen Wangchuk, K.C.I