Cherniack, Louis (1908-)
Cherniack, Louis (1908-)
Physician, Department of Internal Medicine, Winnipeg Clinic, Canada, beginning in 1947. He was born November 23, 1908, and studied at the University of Manitoba (M.D., 1932; B.Sc., 1934). He was a member of the Royal College of Physicians, London (1936); a fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, Canada (1947); and a fellow of the American College of Chest Physicians (1952). He served with the rank of lieutenant colonel in the Royal Army Medical Corps from 1940 until 1947.
Cherniack took a parapsychological interest in the phenomena of mediumship.
More From encyclopedia.com
Physician , Education and Training: College and medical school, possibly with specialty training
Salary: Varies—see profile
Employment Outlook: Good
Physicians,… Physician Assistant Jobs , Education Requirements for Physician Assistants
Individuals need an extensive formal education to qualify for physician assistant jobs. An aspiring p… Physician Assistant , Education and Training: Some college and additional training
Salary: Median—$69,410 per year
Employment Outlook: Excellent
Physician assistants (PAs)… Baillie, Matthew , Baillie, Matthew
(b. Shots Manse, Lanarkshire, Scotland, 27 October 1761; d. Duntisbourne, Gloucestershire, England, 23 September 1823)
medicine.
Bai… John Morgan , John Morgan
The American physician John Morgan (1735-1789) established the first medical department at a colonial college and was medical director of… Thomas Linacre , (b. Canterbury, England, 1460[?]; d. London, England, 1524)
medicine.
Linacre received his early education at the school of Christ Church Monastery,…
NEARBY TERMS
Cherniack, Louis (1908-)