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Niall Finlayson was born in British Guiana, attended Loretto School, Edinburgh, and graduated from the medical school at Edinburgh University in 1964. After junior hospital posts at Edinburgh Royal Infirmary he became, successively, a Medical Research Council research fellow and a lecturer in the Department of Therapeutics at Edinburgh. From 1969 to 1972 he worked in New York, first as a fellow in gastroenterology and then as assistant professor of medicine at New York Hospital – Cornell Medical College. In 1973 Finlayson was appointed consultant physician at Edinburgh Royal Infirmary (ERI). His special interest was in gastroenterology, with particular regard to liver disease, and in this field he made important contributions to the research literature.
Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh
Edinburgh
Title
Niall Diarmid Campbell Finlayson, CBE
Date
2005
Medium
oil on canvas
Measurements
H 88.5 x W 79.5 cm
Accession number
PCF72
Acquisition method
commissioned
Work type
Painting
Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh
9 Queen Street, Edinburgh, Edinburgh EH2 1JQ Scotland
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David R. Holmes, MA, Hon. DCL, Registrar of the University of Oxford (1998–2006) University Administration and Services, University of Oxford -
Sir Derek Morris Oriel College, University of Oxford -
Sir Brian Smith, Vice-Chancellor of Cardiff University (1993–2001) Cardiff University -
John David Cash, CBE Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh -
Professor Sir John Temple, FRCSEd (1969), PRCSEd (2000–2003) The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh -
Judith Hulf, President of the Royal College of Anaesthetists (2006–2009) Royal College of Anaesthetists -
Professor Keith Robbins (b.1940), Senior Vice-Chancellor (1995–2001) The Registry, University of Wales - 13 more