Croydon Medical Society News
Read the latest news from the Croydon Medical Society about social events, talks, dinners and our discussion forums throughout the year.
Croydon Medical Society President 2018-2019
At the Annual Dinner on 18 May 2018, Mr Abdul Sultan was presented with the Presidential Medal, by the outgoing President, Dr Nick Cambridge.
Review of October 2017 Meeting
Review of October 2017 Meeting Our speaker was Professor Prokar Dasgupta who is an Academic Urologist based in London, UK. He was appointed as...
Lifetime Achievement Award 2018
The 2018 President’s Lifetime Achievement Award was presented to Mr Michael Mowbray at the Annual Dinner on 18 May 2018.
Croydon Medical Society President 2017-2018
CMS President 2017 - 2018 Dr Nick Cambridge was invested as the incoming President of Croydon Medical Society on 19 May 2017 by the outgoing...
Annual Dinner 2017
Dr Tony Newman-Sanders presided over another very successful Annual Dinner which was held at Farleigh Golf Club on 19 May 2017.
Exceptional Achievement Award Certificate
Dr Gerald Clementson (1928 – 2013) was the first recipient of this Award and the presentation was made at the AGM on 22 March to his son, Dr Michael Clementson.
Lifetime Achievement Award 2017
Lifetime Achievement Award 2017– Dr Rupert Courtenay-Evans Dr Tony Newman-Sanders (President) presented Dr Rupert Courtney-Evans with the...
Medical Quiz Evening
The Medical Quiz Evening 2017 Five teams entered for the Quiz Evening on 25 January at Shirley Oaks Hospital. It was a good evening with the teams...
Lifetime Achievement Award 2016
Dr John Manners is the first recipient of the CMS Lifetime Achievement Award. He was born in 1934 and educated at Merchant Taylor’s School before going up to Wadham College in Oxford. His clinical training was at St Thomas’s Hospital and he qualified as a doctor in 1959. He commenced training intending to become a Physician but later changed to Radiology, training at The Middlesex Hospital.
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