College Roll
We celebrate the achievements of our esteemed physicians, their stories and their impact on medicine, communities and patients.
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Geoffrey Sydney Todd had an unusual and distinguished career. Born in Melbourne, he was educated at the King's School, Parramatta and Sydney University where he graduated in medicine in 1925. He spent the next three years at the Wagga District Hospital becoming its superintendent before departing for England where he proposed to obtain his FRCS. However, his friend Dr (later Sir) Kenneth Noad (qv) who was a house physician at the Brompton Hospital invited him to play tennis with the RMO (superintendent), himself and another. Todd had been the tennis champion of Sydney University in 1923 and so impressed the RMO who considere...