Andrew Stewart Lobingier

Background

Lobingier, Andrew Stewart was born on December 22, 1862 in Laurelville, Pennsylvania, United States. Son of Jacob and Lillias Findley (Stewart) Lobingier.

Education

Bachelor of Arts, University of Michigan, 1886, Doctor of Medicine 1889.

Career

Wife of Doctor William J. Norris). Practiced Denver, 1889-1902, then at Los Angeles, Professor bacteriology and pathology, Gross Medical College, Denver, 1889-1892. Professor pathology, 1892-1894, professor surgery and surgeon to University Hospital, 1894-1902, University of Colorado.

Secretary, editor proceedings, Colorado State Medical Society, 1891-1893.

Lecturer on general surgery, University of Southern California Attended clinics and studied with master surgeons in Europe, 1902, 06. Member staffs Good Samaritan and Hollywood Clara Barton Memorial hospitals California delegate national convention, Chicago, on Standardization of America Hospitals, 1917.

Delegate Pan Pacific Surgical Conference, Honolulu, 1929 (chairman of the section on surgery of upper abdomen). Guest lecturer of the Northwest Pacific Medical Association Convocation, 1930.

Chief examining surgeon for United States of America recruiting forces, District Northern 12, August, 1917-November 10, 1918.

Chairman committee for Southern California of America Society for Control of Cancer, 1913-1936. National director Gorgas Memorial Association.

Achievements

• Andrew Stewart Lobingier has been listed as a noteworthy surgeon by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Fellow American College Surgeons (founding fellow and

Connections

Married Kate Reynolds, November 2, 1889.