Education
He was elected to a medical fellowship at Street John"s College, Oxford, 6 July 1792, and graduated Doctorate.M. in 1795.
He was elected to a medical fellowship at Street John"s College, Oxford, 6 July 1792, and graduated Doctorate.M. in 1795.
Elected physician to the Middlesex Hospital 23 August 1793, he was admitted Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians 30 September 1796, and was censor 1797, Gulstonian lecturer 1798, and Harveian orator 1807. Resigning his hospital appointment in 1801, he moved from Conduit Street, London, to Doncaster, and eventually to Bridlington, where he died 6 July 1836. He was elder brother to Charles Mayo.