Aims Chamberlain Mc Guinness

Background

Guinness, Aims Chamberlain Mc was born on March 10, 1905 in Chester, New York, United States. Son of J. Holmes and Amy Aims (Chamberlain) McGuinness.

Education

Bachelor of Arts, Princeton, 1927; Doctor of Medicine Columbia, 1931.

Career

Intern, University of Pennsylvania Hospital, Philadelphia, 1931-1933; resident, Children's Hospital, Philadelphia, 1933-1934; emeritus physician, Children's Hospital, 1980-1987; private practice pediatrics, Philadelphia, 1934-1948. Faculty University of Pennsylvania School Medicine, 1934, assistant professor pediatrics, 1946-1950, associate professor, 1951-1957, Adjunct Professor, 1968-1980, professor emeritus, 1980-1987. Dean University of Pennsylvania School Medicine (Graduate School Medicine), 1951-1954.

Clinical director Miners Memorial Hospital Association, United Mine Workers American Welfare and Retirement Fund, 1954-1956, consultant, 1956-1957. Special assistant for health and medical affairs to secretary Department of Health, Education and Welfare, 1957-1959. Executive secretary Committee on Medical Education, New York Academy of Medicine, 1959-1966.

Associate director Ednl. Council Foreign Medical Graduates, 1967-1974, trustee, 1957-1966, president of the board of trustees, 1963-1966. Assistant visiting physician Children's Hospital, Philadelphia, 1940-1946, senior visiting physician, 1947-1954, director hospitals, 1948-1951, consultant staff, 1954-1957, 68-79.

Director emeritus Philadelphia Serum Exchange, 1934-1954. Member subcommittee on blood Health Resources Advisory Bd.ODM, 1953-1957. Associate member of commission immunization Armed Forces Epidemiological Board, 1954-1958.

Examiner American Board Pediatrics, 1949-1965, emeritus examiner, 1980-1987. Member Federal Council of Scientific and Technology, 1959.

Achievements

• Aims Chamberlain Mc Guinness has been listed as a noteworthy pediatrician, educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member of the United States delegate World Health Organization, 1957-1959, City New York Community Mental Health Board, 1962-1964, Health Research Council City New York, 1962-1964, 74-79. Past board directors American Council Emigrés in Professions. Former trustee Keene Valley (New York) Hospital, vice president, 1955-1962.

Trustee American National Council Health Education of Public, 1962-1968. Vice president, 1959-1963. Trustee Princeton Hosp, 1962-1968.

Served as lieutenant colonel Medical Corps Army of the United States, World World War World War II. Fellow New York Academy of Medicine. Member American Medical Association, Association American Medical College, American Academy.Pediatrics, American Pediatric Society (past secretary), Council on Medical Administration, Association Medical Consultants World World War II, John Morgan Society (president 1942-1946), Philadelphia Pediatric Society (president 1949), Philadelphia County Medical Society, Society Pediatric Research.

Connections

Married Margaret A. Hatfield, September 2, 1933 (deceased July 14, 1975). Children— Louise Hatfield (Mistress G.C. Ludlow, Junior), Margaret (Mistress John Hinman Denny), Aims C.

Father:

J. Holmes McGuinness

Mother:

Amy Aims (Chamberlain) McGuinness

Spouse:

Margaret A. Hatfield

child:

Margaret Guinness (Mistress John Hinman Denny)

child:

Louise Hatfield (Mistress G.C. Ludlow Guinness

child:

Junior) Guinness

child:

Aims C. Guinness