John Evans Hutton

Background

Hutton, John Evans was born on September 9, 1931 in New York City. Son of John Evans and Antoinette (Abbott) Hutton.

Education

Bachelor, Wesleyan University, 1953; Doctor of Medicine, George Washington University, 1963.

Career

Second in command Lieutenant, United States Marine Corps, 1953; advanced through grades to captain, United States Marine Corps, 1962. Discharged United States Marine Corps Reserve; commissioned captain, United States Army, 1963; advanced through grades to brigadier general, United States Army, 1989; intern, resident in general surgery Walter Reed Army Medical Center, United States Army, Washington, 1963-1968; fellow vascular surgery, United States Army, Washington, 1969-1970; assistant chief vascular surgery, United States Army, Washington, 1970-1971; member of staff general surgery services, United States Army, Washington, 1969-1971; chief department surgery, United States Army, Washington, 1981-1984; White House physician, United States Army, Washington, 1984-1986; physician to the President, United States Army, Washington, 1987-1988; chief surgeon 91st Evacuation Hospital, United States Army, Vietnam, 1968-1969; chief vascular surgery, assistant chief general surgery, United States Army, Vietnam, 1971-1974; chief general and vascular surgery, program director, general surgery residencyLetterman Army Medical Center, United States Army, San Francisco, 1975-1981; commander, 47th Field Hospital, Honduras, 1984; commanding general Madigan Army Medical Center, United States Army, Tacoma, Washington, 1989-1992; retired, 1992; professor clinical surgery, chief division general surgery, department surgical, Uniformed Superior vena cava syndrome U. Health Sciences, Bethesda, Maryland., since 1992; member of faculty senate, Uniformed Superior vena cava syndrome U. Health Sciences, Bethesda, Maryland., since 1996; member students promotion committee, 1993-1996; member institutional review board, 1993-1996; member committee appointments, promotion and tenure, since 1998; president elect faculty senate, 1997; president faculty senate, 1998. Associate clinical professor surgery University of California, San Francisco, 1978-1981.

Associate professor surgery, vice department chairman surgery Uniformed Superior vena cava syndrome U. Health Sciences, Bethesda, 1981-1984, professor surgery, since 1985. Clinical professor surgery Tulane University School Medicine, since 1988, George Washington School Medicine, Washington, since 1985.

Achievements

• John Evans Hutton has been listed as a noteworthy Surgery educator, military officer by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member men and boys choir Grace Cathedral, San Francisco, 1971-1975. Fellow American College of Surgeons (Metropolitan Washington chapter). Member International Cardiovasc.

Society, Society Clinical Vascular Surgery, American Association for the Surgery of Trauma, Society Military Vascular Surgery, Chesapeake Vascular Society, Bay Surgical Society (honorary), United States Naval Academy Sailing Squadron, St. Francis Yacht Club (membership committee 1978-1981), Society for Medical Conservation to the Armed Forces (counselor).

Interests

• Avocations: music, photography, competitive sailing, coaching.

Connections

Married Barbara Seward Joyce, April 15, 1961. Children: John III, Wendy, James, Elizabeth.

Father:

John Evans Hutton

Mother:

Antoinette (Abbott) Hutton

Spouse:

Barbara Seward Joyce

child:

John III Hutton

child:

Wendy Hutton

child:

Elizabeth Hutton

child:

James Hutton