Thomas Joseph Kirwin

Background

Kirwin, Thomas Joseph was born in 1891 in Frederick, Maryland, United States. Son of James John and Margaret Mary (Surplus) Kirwin.

Education

Pharmaceutical Chemist, Bachelor of Science, University of Michigan, 1910. Graduate student of University Wisconsin 1912-1913. Doctor of Medicine Tulane, 1916.

Cornell, 1917.

Master of Arts in anatomy, Columbia, 1923. Master of Science in surgery, Yale, 1929.

Career

Ann (Mistress William South. McLean). Instructor in urology, Cornell Medical College, 1920-1922. Instructor in embryology, histology, Columbia, 1921-1923.

Chief of clinic, adjunct visiting urologist James Buchanan Brady Foundation, Department Urology, New York Hospital.

Attending genito-urinary surgeon, New York City Hospital, Welfare Island. Consultant urologist Coney Island Hospital (Brooklyn), Benedictine Hospital (Kingston), Monmouth Memorial Hospital (Long Branch, New Jersey), South Nassau Communities Hospital.

Professor urology New York Medical College. Director of urology Flower and Fifth Avenue Hospital, Metropolitan Hospital.

Director Bird South. Coler Hospital.

Achievements

• Thomas Joseph Kirwin has been listed as a noteworthy urologist by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Served as captain Medical Corps, United States Army, France, World War I (Arsne-Marne, Orse-Arsne, Saint Mihiel, Meuse-Argonne, Ypres-Lys). Certified by Board Urology. Fellow New York Academy of Medicine, American College Surgeons, International College Surgeons.

Member of the American Medical Association, New York State and County medical societies, American Urological Society, Italian Urological Society, Societa de Obstetrica Gynecology et Urology (Rumania), International Urological Society, Societas Japonica Urologiae (honorary), Delta Tau Delta, Nu Sigma Nu, Sigma Zi.

Clubs: University, Yale, University of Michigan (New York City).

Connections

Married Margaret Hughes, September 8, 1917.

Father:

James John Kirwin

Mother:

Margaret Mary (Surplus) Kirwin

Spouse:

Margaret Hughes