Regius Professor of Medicine and Therapeutics, Glasgow Totally Explained

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The Regius Chair of Medicine and Therapeutics is technically the oldest professorship at the University of Glasgow, Scotland. (Before the establishment of Chairs, teaching was undertaken by 'Regents'.) It was founded as the Chair of the Practice of Medicine in 1637. After a lapse it was revived in 1712 and endowed by Queen Anne in 1713 (becoming the Regius Chair.) The name of the Chair was changed in 1989.

Practice of Medicine Professors

Robert Mayne MA (1637-1646)

Practice of Medicine Regius Professors

John Johnstoun MD (1714)

William Cullen MD (1751)

Robert Hamilton (1756)

Joseph Black MD (1757)

Alexander Stevenson MD (1766)

Thomas Charles Hope MD FRS (1789)

Robert Freer MA MD (1796)

Charles Badham MA MD FRS (1827)

William Thomson MD (1841)

John MacFarlane (1852)

Sir William Tennant Gairdner KCB MD LLD FRS (1862)

Sir Thomas McCall Anderson MD (1900)

Samson Gemmell (1908)

Thomas Kirkpatrick Munro MA MD LLD (1913)

Sir John William McNee DSO MD DSc LLD (1936)

Sir Edward Johnson Wayne MSc MD PhD (1953)

Graham Malcolm Wilson MD DSc (1967)

Professor Sir Abraham Goldberg KB MD DSc FRCP FRSE (1978-1989)

Medicine and Therapeutics Regius Professors

John Low Reid BD DM FRCP FRSE FMedSci (1989-)

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