He gradually rose through the ranks of the civil service, becoming a senior medical officer in 1953 and a principal medical officer in the endemic disease division of the Northern Nigeria Ministry of Health in 1960.
32.
Forrest spent much of the remaining time in service as Principal Medical Officer stationed in Malta . and received the fourth-class Order of the Medjidie on 2 March 1858 for his efforts in the Crimean War.
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The Windhoek Advertiser reported that Dr . Andre Rwamakuba initially was appointed as the principal medical officer at a rural hospital but was transferred to a training program in Namibia after his medical skills were found to be lacking.
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She was twice examined by principal Medical Officer, M . R . Penry Williams, who failed to find evidence of mental illness and she undertook an electroencephalography examination on 3 May that failed to find any abnormality.
35.
Downes appointed the DADMS of the Australian Mounted Division, Major W . Evans, as Principal Medical Officer of Damascus, and gave him orders to organise the medical arrangements, bury the dead and provide care for the living.
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"We are not able to rule out either possibility, bird to human or human to human, " said Dr Thomas Tsang Ho-fai, the principal medical officer for the territory's Department of Health.
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In early 1940 O'Connor and Kit moved to Sarawak, on the island of Borneo, where O Connor had been appointed to the combined post of Principal Medical Officer and Chief Health Officer, based at Kuching General Hospital.
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In 1857 he served as principal medical officer with the expeditionary force to China in the Second Opium War, and in the Oudh campaign of 1858-9 . He became inspector-general in 1867, and retired in 1870.
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"We are not able to rule out either possibility, bird to human or human to human, " said Dr . Thomas Tsang Ho-fai, the principal medical officer for the territory's Department of Health.
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Their children were Merita ( 1886 ), Beatrice ( 1889 ), Frederick ( 1892 ), Jack ( 1894 ), the artist Colin Colahan ( 1897 ) and Basil ( 1899 ) He served as Principal Medical Officer in Ireland.
