Physician and surgeon. Son of John Chislett and Mary Ann Stockdale. Husband of Maude A. Coddington.
CHISLETT, HOWARD ROY, M. D., Chicago, Illinois, dean of the faculty and professor of surgery and clinical surgery in Hahnemann Medical College, is a native of Salt Lake City, born of English parents, John Chislett and Mary A. Stockdale, on April 6, 1862. He acquired his early education in the common schools and in the high school department of St. Mark's Academy ; his medical education in Hahnemann Medical College of Chicago, where he came to his degree in, 1888. Aside from the time taken in post-graduate studies in Europe in 1893 and 1895, and in New York city and Baltimore in 1901 and 1903, his professional life has been spent in Chicago.
Dr. Chislett's connection with the faculty work in his alma mater began in 1889, after a service of one year in the position of house surgeon in Hahnemann Hospital, as lecturer on minor surgery. The subsequent steps of his promotion are as follows : adjunct professor of surgery, 1893 ; associate professor to same chair in 1895 ; professor of surgery and clinical surgery, 1897 ; dean of the faculty in 1903.
In 1893 he was appointed attending surgeon to Cook County Hospital ; in 1894 attending surgeon to the new Hahnemann Hospital, and to Streeter Hospital in 1900. In 1896 he married Maude A. Coddington.
CHISLETT, HOWARD ROY, M. D., Chicago, Illinois, dean of the faculty and professor of surgery and clinical surgery in Hahnemann Medical College, is a native of Salt Lake City, born of English parents, John Chislett and Mary A. Stockdale, on April 6, 1862. He acquired his early education in the common schools and in the high school department of St. Mark's Academy ; his medical education in Hahnemann Medical College of Chicago, where he came to his degree in, 1888. Aside from the time taken in post-graduate studies in Europe in 1893 and 1895, and in New York city and Baltimore in 1901 and 1903, his professional life has been spent in Chicago.
Dr. Chislett's connection with the faculty work in his alma mater began in 1889, after a service of one year in the position of house surgeon in Hahnemann Hospital, as lecturer on minor surgery. The subsequent steps of his promotion are as follows : adjunct professor of surgery, 1893 ; associate professor to same chair in 1895 ; professor of surgery and clinical surgery, 1897 ; dean of the faculty in 1903.
In 1893 he was appointed attending surgeon to Cook County Hospital ; in 1894 attending surgeon to the new Hahnemann Hospital, and to Streeter Hospital in 1900. In 1896 he married Maude A. Coddington.
Physician and surgeon. Son of John Chislett and Mary Ann Stockdale. Husband of Maude A. Coddington.
CHISLETT, HOWARD ROY, M. D., Chicago, Illinois, dean of the faculty and professor of surgery and clinical surgery in Hahnemann Medical College, is a native of Salt Lake City, born of English parents, John Chislett and Mary A. Stockdale, on April 6, 1862. He acquired his early education in the common schools and in the high school department of St. Mark's Academy ; his medical education in Hahnemann Medical College of Chicago, where he came to his degree in, 1888. Aside from the time taken in post-graduate studies in Europe in 1893 and 1895, and in New York city and Baltimore in 1901 and 1903, his professional life has been spent in Chicago.
Dr. Chislett's connection with the faculty work in his alma mater began in 1889, after a service of one year in the position of house surgeon in Hahnemann Hospital, as lecturer on minor surgery. The subsequent steps of his promotion are as follows : adjunct professor of surgery, 1893 ; associate professor to same chair in 1895 ; professor of surgery and clinical surgery, 1897 ; dean of the faculty in 1903.
In 1893 he was appointed attending surgeon to Cook County Hospital ; in 1894 attending surgeon to the new Hahnemann Hospital, and to Streeter Hospital in 1900. In 1896 he married Maude A. Coddington.
CHISLETT, HOWARD ROY, M. D., Chicago, Illinois, dean of the faculty and professor of surgery and clinical surgery in Hahnemann Medical College, is a native of Salt Lake City, born of English parents, John Chislett and Mary A. Stockdale, on April 6, 1862. He acquired his early education in the common schools and in the high school department of St. Mark's Academy ; his medical education in Hahnemann Medical College of Chicago, where he came to his degree in, 1888. Aside from the time taken in post-graduate studies in Europe in 1893 and 1895, and in New York city and Baltimore in 1901 and 1903, his professional life has been spent in Chicago.
Dr. Chislett's connection with the faculty work in his alma mater began in 1889, after a service of one year in the position of house surgeon in Hahnemann Hospital, as lecturer on minor surgery. The subsequent steps of his promotion are as follows : adjunct professor of surgery, 1893 ; associate professor to same chair in 1895 ; professor of surgery and clinical surgery, 1897 ; dean of the faculty in 1903.
In 1893 he was appointed attending surgeon to Cook County Hospital ; in 1894 attending surgeon to the new Hahnemann Hospital, and to Streeter Hospital in 1900. In 1896 he married Maude A. Coddington.
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