Employment Change / Person Travel / Person Communication and Meetings / /
Facility
Royal North Shore Hospital / Lions Eye Institute / Royal Australian College of Ophthalmologists / College Medal / Sydney Eye Hospital / Adelaide University / Royal Perth Hospital / University of WA / University Chairs / NSW Medical Eye Service building / Queensland University / Melbourne University / Fremantle Hospital / Australian College of Ophthalmologists / Scots College / /
IndustryTerm
public services / media attention / public relations / /
Organization
Royal North Shore Hospital / Sydney Eye Hospital / Queensland University / Australian Foundation for the Prevention of Blindness / University of WA / Adelaide University / Federal Police / NSW Medical Eye Service / Federal Council / Public Relations Committee / Professors of Ophthalmology / Health Insurance Commission / army / Ophthalmological Society of Australia / Fremantle Hospital / Melbourne University / Scots College / Nedlands Primary School / Federal Government / Medical Planning Committee / Repatriation Hospital / NSW Health Department / Board of Lions Eye Institute / Royal Perth Hospital / Health Department / Newcastle and Sydney Eye Hospital / Royal Australian College of Ophthalmologists / Policies and Priorities Committee / Ulverscroft / /
Person
Doherty / Ken Howsam / Crock / Ray Frank Whitford / /
Position
Prime Minister / President / State representative / first Chair / second Chair / State Branch Secretary / Ian Constable / Professor of Ophthalmology / Chairman / Professor / public relations consultant / Chair / representative / Permanent Head / /
Ray Frank Whitford, President of the Royal Australian College of Ophthalmologists, [removed]Ray Whitford was born on 18 April 1929 in Perth, WA. He was educated at Nedlands Primary School from 1935 to 1939, and Scots