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Lisser, Hans was born on April 12, 1888 in San Francisco, California, United States. Son of Louis Lisser.
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Hans Lisser, American physician. Awarded Gold-headed Cane, medical Department, University California, 1955, Member American Medical Association, Association American Physicians, American College Physicians, Association Study Internal Secretions (past president), California Academy Medicine (past president), Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi, Alpha Delta Phi, Alpha Omega Alpha, Nu Sigma Nu.
Education
Bachelor of Arts, University of California, 1907. Doctor of Medicine Johns Hopkins, 1911.
Career
Resident house officer Johns Hopkins Hospital, 1911-1912. Visited clinics in Japan, Ceylon, Italy, Switzerland, Germany and England, 1912-1913. Assistant resident and assistant physical, Washington University Hospital, Saint Louis, and assistant in medicine, medical school, 1913-1914.
In private practice medicine, San Francisco, after 1914.
Specialist in endocrinology. Assistant in medicine University of California, 1914-1917, instructor, 1917-1920, assistant clinical professor, 1920-1927, associate clinical professor, 1927-1931, clinical professor, 1931-1952, clinical professor medicine and endocrinology, from 1952, profesor emeritus, from 1955, also chief of endocrine clinic University Hospital, chief of the ductless gland clinic, Out Patient Department, 1920-1929, chief Doctorate-Unit., after 1930.
Visiting physician University Hospital. Former chief ductless gland and metabolic division Franklin Hospital.
Director The Emporium.
Trustee The William and Alice Hinckley Fund. Patron San Francisco Symphony Orchestra.
Achievements
Membership
Clubs: Presidio Golf (past president), Saint Francis Yacht, The Family (past director), Pacific Interurban Clinical (past chairman).
Connections
Married Enid M. Turner, August 28, 1918. Children: Alan Chapman, Gordon Turner.
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Awarded Gold-headed Cane, medical Department, University California, 1955, Member American Medical Association, Association American Physicians, American College Physicians, Association Study Internal Secretions (past president), California Academy Medicine (past president), Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi, Alpha Delta Phi, Alpha Omega Alpha, Nu Sigma Nu.Awarded Gold-headed Cane, medical Department, University California, 1955, Member American Medical Association, Association American Physicians, American College Physicians, Association Study Internal Secretions (past president), California Academy Medicine (past president), Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi, Alpha Delta Phi, Alpha Omega Alpha, Nu Sigma Nu.