Dr Kathryn North
Australian neurologist and clinical geneticist who is recognised as a national and international leader in genomic medicine.
Australian neurologist and clinical geneticist who is recognised as a national and international leader in genomic medicine.
South African-Australian environmentalist and public health activist
In 1940 Best was appointed to the Australian Army Nursing Service, serving in the Middle East until 1942. She was the founding Director of the Australian Women’s Army Corps.
Kathleen Tooth was a resident medical officer at the Sydney Hospital from 1940-1943. In May 1943 she became the first woman to hold the position of medical superintendent at the Hospital.
British mission doctor
Australian nurse awarded the Imperial Service Medal in recognition of her work at Matron, Lady Davidson Repatriation Hospital in 1955
English midwife and one of the Edinburgh Seven
Scottish physician and one of the Edinburgh Seven
BioNTech co-founder who serves as chief medical officer for the company, which produced the first messenger RNA-based vaccine approved for use against COVID-19.
Scottish physician and one of the Edinburgh Seven