Physician, b. 1895. 1926 graduate of the Washington University School of Medicine. Greer practiced medicine in Oakland, California for 40 years.
Summary:
Greer discusses his experiences as a student at the Washington University School of Medicine after his service in the Navy Medical Corps in World War I, and some of his influential teachers, such as Philip Shaffer. Greer talks of his experiences establishing his medical practice in Oakland, California, his hobby of music, and his patient-oriented approach to medicine.
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