Dartmouth Medical School
| Name | Position(s) | Joined College | Left/retired | Alumnus/na? | Reference |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Benirschke, KurtKurt Benirschke | Pathology !Chair of the Department of Pathology | 1960 | 1970 | no | |
| Brenner, CharlesCharles Brenner | Genetics !Professor of Genetics | 2003 | 2009 | no | |
| Buckey, Jay C.Jay C. Buckey | Medicine !Associate Professor of Medicine | 1996 | no | ||
| Byock, IraIra Byock | Palliative Medicine !Director of Palliative Medicine (DHMC) | 2003 | no | ||
| Gitlow, StuartStuart Gitlow | no | ||||
| Hoagland, MahlonMahlon Hoagland | Biochemistry !Chair of the Biochemistry Department | 1967 | 1970 | no | |
| Holmes, Sr., Oliver WendellOliver Wendell Holmes, Sr. | 1838 | 1840 | no | ||
| Koop, C. EverettC. Everett Koop | Surgery, Community and Family Medicine, and Psychiatry !Professor of Surgery, Community and Family Medicine, and Psychiatry; Senior Scholar of the C. Everett Koop Institute | 1991 | 1937 | ||
| Olsson, Peter A.Peter A. Olsson | Psychiatry !Assistant Professor of Psychiatry | 2004 | no | ||
| Smith, NathanNathan Smith | Anatomy, Chemistry, Surgery, and Clinical Medicine !Professor of Anatomy, Chemistry, Surgery, and Clinical Medicine; founder of the Dartmouth Medical School | 1797 1816 |
1813 1816 |
no | |
| Wennberg, JohnJohn Wennberg | Community and Family Medicine !Professor of Community and Family Medicine | 1980 | no | ||
| Wickner, William T.William T. Wickner | Biochemistry !Professor of Biochemistry | 1993 | no |
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