Sentence examples for appointed physician from inspiring English sources

In 1601 Gilbert was appointed physician to Queen Elizabeth I, and upon her death in 1603 was appointed physician to King James I.

In 1665 he went to Florence, where he was appointed physician to Grand Duke Ferdinand II.

When Queen Victoria's eighth child, Leopold, was diagnosed as a "bleeder" - as haemophiliacs were termed in less enlightened times - Henry was appointed physician to the royal household.

Harvey was appointed physician to James I in 1618 and continued as physician to Charles I upon Charles's accession to the throne in 1625.

In 1955, he was appointed physician in chief at the Mary Imogene Bassett Hospital, now Bassett Medical Center, in Cooperstown, N.Y., an affiliate of Columbia University.

Returning to the Continent in 1777, Marat was appointed physician to the personal guards of the comte d'Artois (later Charles X), youngest brother of Louis XVI of France.

Since there are no specially appointed physicians, the clinician responsible for the patient writes the statement to the court.

Physician for School Health Schools Chancellor Harold O. Levy has appointed DR. TERRY MARX, a pediatrician at the Columbia-Presbyterian Center in Manhattan, to be the Board of Education's chief physician for school health.

Hospital RK, a small private hospital in a rural area, appointed a physician to do all discharge summaries on behalf of the responsible physicians.

In this year Marquis, a doctor, came into contact with the Northern Cheyenne when appointed agency physician on their reservation in Montana.

On October 16th, a member of the psychiatric staff named Robert Brewer was appointed attending physician.