College Roll
We celebrate the achievements of our esteemed physicians, their stories and their impact on medicine, communities and patients.
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Stewart Ferguson was born at Wodonga, Victoria, the son of a barrister and civil servant, and was educated at South Melbourne College. He graduated from the University of Melbourne when barely twenty-two and gained his doctorate when only twenty-four. He spent over two years on the resident staff of the Melbourne Children's Hospital - a long period for these days - and in 1907 became a clinical assistant to outpatients. He joined the honorary medical staff in 1912 as physician to outpatients and in 1914, still only thirty-two, he became a physician to inpatients. That position he held until he died twenty-five years later, when...