President
List of Presidents :
| School Name | Office Period | Name (in Chinese) | Title (in Chinese) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Zhejiang Medical College | Oct 1951 - Apr 1955 | Hong Shilu (洪式闾) | President (院长（兼）) |
| Zhejiang Medical College | May 1956 - Sep 1958 | Wang Zhongqiao (王仲侨) | President (院长) |
| Zhejiang Medical University | Feb 1960 - Sep 1963 | Zheng Ping (郑平) | President (校长（兼）) |
| Zhejiang Medical University | Mar 1964 - Nov 1968 | Li Lanyan (李兰炎) | President (校长（兼）) |
| Zhejiang Medical University | Jul 1978 - Mar 1979 | Wang Yaoting (王耀庭) | President (校长（兼）) |
| Zhejiang Medical University | Mar 1979 - Jan 1984 | Wang Jiwu (王季午) | President (校长) |
| Zhejiang Medical University | Jan 1984 - Nov 1996 | Zheng Shu (郑树) | President (校长) |
| Zhejiang Medical University | Nov 1996 - Sep 1998 | Chen Zhaodian (陈昭典) | President (校长) |
| Zhejiang Medical University | Jan 1984 - Sep 1998 | Wang Jiwu (王季午) | Honorary President (名誉校长) |
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