The Professor commenced her formal career after many years viewing her mentors, Dr Ben Casey and Dr Kildare, performing hours of (mostly) successful surgery.

The Professor's first patient was a person who had suffered very severe headaches, almost to the point of nausea! The Professor (always keeping abreast of the latest medicines) successfully cured these terrible headaches with a tablet. “A tablet!” you might ask!! Yes, and what joy for this patient who was saved from a complete lobotomy by the ever alert Professor.

From very humble beginnings, the Professor has risen to great heights, even scouring the rooftops in her endeavour to remain ever vigilant so as to keep her patients at Green Hills less exposed to the terrible torments outside the compound.

She is responsible for a radiological breakthrough in developing coloured x-rays and has offered to to impart the knowledge of how to read and, more importantly, how to listen to these specialised films to whoever is astute enough to realise their value. Only forward-thinking, contemporary interns should contact the Centre in this regard.

Here we witness a rare moment of relaxation that our Professor of General Surgery is taking between cases. She wears elastic stockings because of the demands of standing still for hours beside the operating table.

As you can see the next case file is upon her lap as she prays for guidance for the patient being prepared for surgery. Surely this is testament to her devotion to her patients.