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Education: MD(Queen's)1975; Peds training in Montreal & Ottawa
Positions: UM appt 1982; Prof; Assoc Dean (Acad) 2006-
Education: MD(Queen's)1975; Peds training in Montreal & Ottawa
Positions: UM appt 1982; Prof; Assoc Dean (Acad) 2006-
Bertram Brooker was born in Surrey, England in 1888. He immigrated to Portage la Prairie, Manitoba with his parents in 1905. At age seventeen he worked in the kitchens and in the timekeeper's office of the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway. Later he managed a movie theatre in Neepawa and did newspaper work in Portage and Winnipeg. In 1921 he moved to Toronto to assume a career in advertising and freelance journalism. Brooker began writing his first novel at the age of nine, and as early as 1910 he was writing and directing several of his own plays. His literary achievements include Think of the Earth (1936), Tangled Miracle (1936) and The Robber (1949). He won the first Governor General's Award for fiction in 1936. Although he was the author of nine books as well as texts on advertising and writing, Brooker is perhaps best known as an artist. He began painting in the 1920s and formed close ties with LeMoine Fitzgerald and most of the members of the Group of Seven. Apparently influenced by Fitzgerald and Lawren Harris, he became a pioneer in abstract painting.
Education: MD(Man)1935(HM)
Positions: General practice Saskatoon; medical staff University, St. Paul’s & City Hosps.; Clin Inst Obs-Gyn at U Sask
Education: MD(Man)1941
Positions: General practice; Clin Asst Prof in Obs-Gyn Univ Sask at Saskatoon (JB)
Education: MD(Man)1941
Positions: General practice; Clin Asst Prof in Obs-Gyn Univ Sask at Saskatoon
Education: MD(Man)1962; MSc(Minn)1968(Otolaryngology)
Positons: Otolaryngology: Asst Prof Mt Sinai School of Med NY 1969- 1970; Clin Prof NY Med Coll Valhalla NY 1986-92; Coord Neurotology Speech and Learning Center NY 1971-72; Chief-Otology, Neurotology Lenox Hill Hosp NY 1974-86; Assoc Attend Surgeon Dept Otolaryngology Manhattan Eye, Ear & Throat Hosp 1988-
Education: MD(Man)1897
Positions: General Practitioner at Shoal Lake, Manitoba
Education: MD(Man)1946; MRCP; FRCP(C); FACP; FACC; FRCP(Lond)
Positions: Professor Internal Medicine
Education: 3 yrs at Edinburgh Univ medical school 1817-1819. left one year before graduation; LRCP 1832
Positions: Early HBC medical doctor in Man & Northwestern Ont; 1st mbr of First Council of Assiniboia to look after Local Affairs, 1835; Appointed coroner, clerk of the court, sheriff; Private practice in Assiniboia after resignation from HBC
Burnham, Frederick William Elias
Education: MD(Man)1894
Positions: Practised in Morden, Mb; Halcyon Springs, BC