Sentence examples for served as surgeon from inspiring English sources

He served as surgeon general until 1911.

Benjamin Rush 1760 – Early physician who served as surgeon general during the American Revolution.

He served as surgeon for the South Side Dispensary (1884 92) and physician for the Protestant Orphan Asylum (1884 93).

Dr. Carmona, 57, served as surgeon general for one four-year term, from 2002 to 2006, but was not asked to serve a second.

Dr. C. Everett Koop, who served as Surgeon General from 1981 to 1989, died today, at the age of ninety-six.

A surgeon of international repute, he served as surgeon extraordinary (1858 67), sergeant surgeon extraordinary (1867 77), and sergeant surgeon (1877) to Queen Victoria.

The Owens were a family of Welsh origin, with a record of public service as doctors and teachers: Owen's grandfather, Dr. William Owen, and Owen's uncle, Dr. William Otway Owen Sr .(1820-92), both practised medicine in Lynchburg, and W.O. Owen Sr. served as Surgeon-in-Chief in charge of thirty hospitals in Lynchburg (which became a major wartime hospital center) throughout the Civil War.

Find out what fashionistas of the day were wearing (hint: stomachers and bodkins), why barbers also served as surgeons, and about housing regulations, while taking a free tour through rooms built in phases from 1663 to the late 1700's.

After serving as surgeon to the gladiators, he taught anatomy and physiology, and practised animal vivisection for research.

But President Bush has taken strong stands against abortion and in favor of sex education that emphasizes abstinence, which made it difficult, if not impossible, for the White House to find a public health expert willing to serve as surgeon general.

She is not the first nurse to serve as surgeon general; Richard Carmona, who held the post from 2002 to 2006 under President George W. Bush was both a nurse and doctor.