John Thomas Andrews

Background

Andrews, John Thomas was born on March 20, 1927 in Brighton, Sussex, England. Son of John James and Amelia (Marcantonio) Andrews. arrived in Australia, 1959.

Education

Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery, London U., 1955; diploma of obstetrics, Royal College Obstetrics / Gynaecology, England, 1958; Doctor of Medicine, U. Melbourne, 1979.

Career

House surgeon, assistant department anatomy, London Hospital, 1955-1957; junior medical registrar, London Hospital, 1957-1958; house physician, Dover (England) Hospital, 1955-1957; medical registrar, clinical assistant in medicine, Launceston (Tasmania, Australia) Hospital, 1959-1961; trainee, then radiotherapist, Cancer Institute Melbourne, Australia, 1961-1966; director nuclear medicine, Royal Melbourne Hospital, 1966-1992; part time director nuclear medicine, Monash Medical Center, Melbourne, since 1992.

Achievements

• John Thomas Andrews has been listed as a noteworthy Nuclear medicine physician, consultant by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Active Medical Association Prevention of War, since 1981. With British Merchant Navy, 1943-1948. Fellow Royal Australasian College Physicians (Short Term Study grantee 1968), Royal Australasian College Radiologists (Baker fellow 1969).

Member Australia and New Zealand Society Nuclear Medicine (chairman accreditation board, president 1979-1980), Australia and New Zealand Association Physicians in Nuclear Medicine.

Interests

• Avocations: skiing, walking, music.

Connections

Married Iris Mary Groves, August 20, 1957. Children: Peter John, Michael, Steven Thomas, David.

Father:

John James Andrews

Mother:

Amelia (Marcantonio) Andrews

Spouse:

Iris Mary Groves

child:

Steven Thomas Andrews

child:

David Andrews

child:

Michael Andrews

child:

Peter John Andrews