Description:This biography of a family doctor in Lenoir, North Carolina, is a story that begs to be read and studied as an example for all to follow. What Dr. Jane Carswell accomplished in her community in Caldwell County and the state of North Carolina during her lifetime is beyond remarkable. Her story reveals a life of integrity and faith in action that can best be described with verbs rather than adjectives. She organized the first shelter for abused women in the state that became a model for many others that followed. She was instrumental in developing the first Hospice in western North Carolina and the first Hospice structure in the state that was independent of a hospital facility. In a time when few women received medical degrees, she courageously persevered against the odds to reach her dream of becoming a physician. Born in 1932, she grew up as a daughter of a Presbyterian minister in the Raeford, North Carolina area, attended Flora Macdonald College and the University of North Carolina before graduating from the Medical College of Virginia in Richmond. Nationally recognized as the 1984 American Family Physician of the Year, she merged the medical with the practical. She was also recognized as the 1980 L. A. Dysart Citizen of the Year in Lenoir, by the Rotary Club with a scholarship in her name, and with honors from the University of North Carolina, St. Andrews University, and Duke University. Her cradle-to-the-grave practice extended beyond delivering babies and providing care for family members of all ages. She responded to society’s ills by advocating for her abused patients and those suffering from addiction. She fought against racial injustices. She pushed for a facility offering affordable medical treatment. Her fingerprints can be found in the background of numerous humanitarian organizations in Lenoir, although she preferred to remain out of the spotlight. Whether she was photographing wildflowers on a hike through the Appalachians, diagnosing an illness, or delivering a baby, Dr. Jane Carswell was well respected by all those fortunate enough to come upon her. Her late in life love story and marriage is a delightful part of the book that takes the reader through to her death in 2015.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Dr. Jane Carswell: Family Physician, Humanitarian, Friend. To get started finding Dr. Jane Carswell: Family Physician, Humanitarian, Friend, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed. Our library is the biggest of these that have literally hundreds of thousands of different products represented.
Pages
166
Format
PDF, EPUB & Kindle Edition
Publisher
Gretchen Griffith
Release
2018
ISBN
1717108687
Dr. Jane Carswell: Family Physician, Humanitarian, Friend
Description: This biography of a family doctor in Lenoir, North Carolina, is a story that begs to be read and studied as an example for all to follow. What Dr. Jane Carswell accomplished in her community in Caldwell County and the state of North Carolina during her lifetime is beyond remarkable. Her story reveals a life of integrity and faith in action that can best be described with verbs rather than adjectives. She organized the first shelter for abused women in the state that became a model for many others that followed. She was instrumental in developing the first Hospice in western North Carolina and the first Hospice structure in the state that was independent of a hospital facility. In a time when few women received medical degrees, she courageously persevered against the odds to reach her dream of becoming a physician. Born in 1932, she grew up as a daughter of a Presbyterian minister in the Raeford, North Carolina area, attended Flora Macdonald College and the University of North Carolina before graduating from the Medical College of Virginia in Richmond. Nationally recognized as the 1984 American Family Physician of the Year, she merged the medical with the practical. She was also recognized as the 1980 L. A. Dysart Citizen of the Year in Lenoir, by the Rotary Club with a scholarship in her name, and with honors from the University of North Carolina, St. Andrews University, and Duke University. Her cradle-to-the-grave practice extended beyond delivering babies and providing care for family members of all ages. She responded to society’s ills by advocating for her abused patients and those suffering from addiction. She fought against racial injustices. She pushed for a facility offering affordable medical treatment. Her fingerprints can be found in the background of numerous humanitarian organizations in Lenoir, although she preferred to remain out of the spotlight. Whether she was photographing wildflowers on a hike through the Appalachians, diagnosing an illness, or delivering a baby, Dr. Jane Carswell was well respected by all those fortunate enough to come upon her. Her late in life love story and marriage is a delightful part of the book that takes the reader through to her death in 2015.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Dr. Jane Carswell: Family Physician, Humanitarian, Friend. To get started finding Dr. Jane Carswell: Family Physician, Humanitarian, Friend, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed. Our library is the biggest of these that have literally hundreds of thousands of different products represented.