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Physicians

 Subject
Subject Source: Medical Subject Headings

Found in 50 Collections and/or Records:

Carl Julius Hoffmann lantern slide collection

 Collection — Box 1
Identifier: 2006-009
Abstract

Carl Julius Hoffmann, M.D., graduated from the University of Oregon Medical School with the class of 1907 and served as the town doctor temporarily for LaCenter, Washington and permanently for Woodland, Washington for 62 years. The collection consists of 12 glass lantern slides of bone fractures originally created by Hoffmann.

Dates: undated

Carl Julius Hoffmann scrapbook

 Collection
Identifier: 2008-002
Abstract

Dr. Hoffmann was a Portland native and graduate of the University of Oregon Medical School, class of 1907, who served the community of Woodland, Washington for most of his career. The Carl Julius Hoffmann Scrapbook is a leather bound memorial book prepared by the community of Woodland, dedicated to Carl J. Hoffmann, M.D. for his 40 years of medical service.

Dates: 1908-1947

Curtis R. Holcomb class notes

 Collection
Identifier: 2004-032
Abstract

Dr. Curtis Holcomb donated his medical school class notes from 1886-1887 taken while a student at Willamette University's Medical Department (WUMD).

Dates: 1886 - 1887

Charles Nixon Holman papers

 Collection
Identifier: 2013-020
Abstract

Charles Nixon Holman received his medical degree from and served on the faculty of the University of Oregon Medical School. Dr. Holman's papers consist of one document box of notes, correspondence, and drafts of his book, "A History of the University of Oregon Medical School", published in 1977.

Dates: 1888-1986

Donald G. Kassebaum papers

 Collection
Identifier: 2011-013
Abstract

Dr. Kassebaum was a trained cardiologist whose thirty-year career (1956-1986) went from Intern to Director of OHSU Hospital and Vice President of Hospital Affairs. A wide variety of material illustrates his varied career.

Dates: 1963-2011

Esther Pohl Lovejoy papers

 Collection
Identifier: 2001-011
Abstract Esther Clayson Pohl Lovejoy (1869-1967) was the second woman to graduate from the University of Oregon Medical School in 1894, served as Portland’s City Health Officer and with the Red Cross during World War I, led the American Women’s Hospital Service, and helped found and served as the first president of the Medical Women’s International Association. She was also a prolific writer. This collections documents Dr. Lovejoy’s prominent role in advancing the work of women in medicine, as well...
Dates: 1870-1995; Majority of material found within 1907-1967

Edith Bolte MacCracken collection on physicians of Jackson County

 Collection
Identifier: 2005-011
Abstract

The collection consists mainly of biographical information about Jackson County physicians who returned a completed questionnaire sent to them by Edith Bolte MacCracken.

Dates: 1935-1946

Allan Robert McClary video collection

 Collection
Identifier: 2006-001
Abstract The materials consist of 1 SVHS tape and 1 VHS tape containing photographs of the University of Oregon Medical School campus and student body, taken by class of 1946 alumni, Allan Robert McClary, M.D., Peter Vogal, and J.T. Montgomery. McClary compiled the images and created the original SVHS tape. To make more accessible, the donated SVHS tape was reformatted to VHS during processing. Images include building interiors and exteriors, campus grounds, faculty, medical and nursing students,...
Dates: 1943-2001

Arthur J. McLean papers

 Collection
Identifier: 2001-014
Abstract

Arthur J. McLean was the first trained neurosurgeon in Portland, OR. Alternately described as hot-headed, brash, brilliant, and busy, McLean was known for a tireless devotion to his profession and for being open about his bitternesses and prejudices. The collection consists of research data and manuscripts.

Dates: 1921-1944; Majority of material found within 1929-1938

Medical Society of Metropolitan Portland records

 Collection
Identifier: 2021-001
Abstract The Medical Society of Metropolitan Portland was founded in 1884 in order to support fellowship among medical professionals in the city. Over the 136 years of its activity—and through multiple iterations of growth and expansion—the activities of the Society included advocacy for standards of practice and public health; coordination with other state, national, and international medical organizations; exploration of the political and economic aspects of medicine; and charitable works. This...
Dates: 1884-2020