Person

Stephens, John Gower (1898 - )

Born
6 May 1898
Hazelbrook, New South Wales, Australia
Occupation
Radiotherapist

Summary

John Stephens was a leading radiologist who spent ten years working at the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital in Sydney from 1928. He then spent much time working overseas.

Details

Chronology

1919
Education - Bachelor of Science (BSc), University of Sydney
1924
Education - Bachelor of Medicine (MB), University of Sydney
1924 - 1927
Career position - Research Fellow in Medicine, University of Sydney
1925
Education - Master of Surgery (ChM), University of Sydney
1928 - 1938
Career position - Radiotherapist at the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital in Sydney
1929 - 1935
Career position - Vice-Principal of St Andrew's College, University of Sydney
1939 - 1955
Career position - Research Fellow in Radiology at several locations, mainly overseas

Published resources

Resources

Resource Sections

McCarthy, G.J.

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