Lamar Soutter's Medical School and Residency Years

Small Bullet 1933: Lamar's father, Dr. Robert Soutter, died on February 21 from blood poisoning contracted accidentally while operating on a pediatric patient.

Small Bullet 1935: Lamar Soutter carried on the family tradition by graduating from Harvard Medical School. While at Harvard he was active in several organizations including the Aesculapian, Lancet, and Serpent Clubs.

Small Bullet 1935: Lamar embarked on another voyage, this time as medical officer and chief scientist on the schooner Effie M. Morrissey.

Small Bullet Explosion of the Hindenburg 1937: While serving a residency in New York City, he assisted in many surgeries of the injured from the destruction of the zeppelin Hindenburg.

Small Bullet 1940: Soutter joined the surgical staff at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH).

Small Bullet MGH Blood Bank 1942: He was instrumental in establishing the blood bank at MGH and served as its first Director.


Early
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Medical School and
Residency
Years
War
Years
Post-War
Years
UMMS
Years
Later
Years