Life Summary - Charles Bridges-Webb

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Bridges-Webb, Charles (1934–2010)

	Bridges-Webb, Charles (1934–2010)
Born	15 October, 1934 Castlemaine , Victoria , Australia
Died	16 June, 2010 (aged 75) Sydney , New South Wales , Australia
Religious Influence	Presbyterian Uniting
Education*	Scotch College (Melbourne) (student, 1946-1951) Ormond College (University of Melbourne) (student, 1952-1957) University of Melbourne (student, 1952-1957)
Occupation*	epidemiologist (1960-1975) Victoria, Australia general practitioner (1960-1975) Victoria, Australia Presbyterian lay leader (1960-1980) Victoria, Australia academic (1975-1994) New South Wales, Australia epidemiologist (1975-1994) New South Wales, Australia Uniting lay leader (1980-2000) New South Wales, Australia autobiographer/memoirist (2003-2005) New South Wales, Australia
Awards	Officer of the Order of Australia (recipient, 2002)
Key Organisations*	Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (life member)
Workplaces*	University of Sydney (medicine) (academic, 1975-1994)

* Dates are approximate

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