Person

Beilin, Lawrence Joseph (1936 - )

Born
6 August 1936
England
Occupation
Physician

Summary

Lawrence Beilin became Professor of Medicine, University of Western Australia in 1977 and published in the fields of cardio-vascular disease, hypertension and blood circulation.

Details

Born 6 August 1936. Educated King's College Hospital Medical School London (MD), Oxford (MA). Lecturer, King's College Hospital Medical School London 1962-65, Travelling Fellowship, University of Southern California 1965-66, First Assistant and Honorary Consulting Physician, Oxford University, 1978-77. Professor of Medicine, University of Western Australia 1977- .

Archival resources

Private hands (Beilin, L.J.)

  • Lawrence Joseph Beilin - Records, 1977 - 1987; Private hands (Beilin, L.J.). Details

Published resources

Resources

McCarthy, G.J.

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