This is an incomplete list of officers of the Indian Medical Service (IMS) before independence.[1]
| Name | Year of entry | Comments | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alfred William Alcock | 1885 | Passed eighth in the IMS.[2] | |
| Henry John Andrews | 1917 | Died in action during the Waziristan campaign (1919–1920)[3] | |
| George Bidie | 1856 | Served during Indian rebellion of 1857[4] | |
| Edward Alfred Birch | 1866 | Served through Bihar famine of 1873–74.[5] | |
| George Christopher Molesworth Birdwood | 1854 | Became a leading authority on Indian handicraft.[6] | |
| Gerald Bomford | 1874 | Became Director-General of the IMS in 1905, succeeding Benjamin Franklin.[7] | |
| Charles Bowle-Evans | 1894 | Served with relief force at Chitral Expedition and took part in the Tochi Expedition.[8] |
| Name | Year of entry | Comments | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Archibald Campbell (doctor) | 1827 | Superintendent of Darjeeling.[9] | |
| Henry Vandyke Carter | Made dissections for Gray's Anatomy.[10] | ||
| Henry Cayley | 1857 | Passing at top of the list in IMS exam. Later, awarded the Mutiny Medal.[11] | |
| Havelock Charles | Professor of Anatomy at Calcutta Medical College.[12] | ||
| P. V. Cherian | ENT surgeon.[13] | ||
| Rickard Christophers | |||
| Soorjo Coomar Goodeve Chuckerbutty | 1855 | First Indian to pass IMS exam January 1855.[14] | |
| William Robert Cornish | 1854 | ||
| John Corse Scott | |||
| John Crimmin | |||
| Dirom Grey Crawford | 1881 | Wrote the history of the IMS[15] | |
| David Douglas Cunningham | |||
| Hiraji Cursetji |
| Name | Year of entry | Comments | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Umedram Lalbhai Desai | |||
| Charles Donovan | |||
| Stewart Ranken Douglas | |||
| Jamshedji Duggan | |||
| Theodore Duka | |||
| Alfred Eteson[16] | |||
| Joseph Fayrer | |||
| John Fleming (Gatton and Saltash MP) | |||
| Benjamin Franklin (surgeon) | 1869 | ||
| Peter Freyer | 1875 | Urological surgeon.[17] | |
| Henry Goodeve | 1831 | First professor of midwifery and anatomy in 1835, at Calcutta Medical College.[18] | |
| Vivian Bartley Green-Armytage | 1907 | Obsterics and gynaecology.[19] | |
| Charles Robert Mortimer Green | 1886 |
| Name | Year of entry | Comments | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Archibald Currie MacGilchrist | |||
| Frederick Percival Mackie | |||
| J. S. S. Martin | |||
| Robert McCarrison | |||
| Anderson Gray McKendrick | |||
| Thomas Moore-Lane | |||
| Frederic J. Mouat | |||
| Thomas Shephard Novis | |||
| Harold Rothery Nutt | |||
| David Prain | |||
| Amar Prasad Ray | |||
| Leonard Rogers | |||
| Ronald Ross | |||
| Krishnaswami Srinivas Sanjivi | |||
| R. B. Seymour Sewell | |||
| Henry Edward Shortt | |||
| Kanwar Singh | |||
| John Alexander Sinton | |||
| J. N. Sen Gupta | 1940 | Was attached with the 21st Field Ambulance during the Battle of Keren, where he died on 17 March 1941.He is commemorated at the Keren Cremation Memorial, Eritrea.[21] | |
| Sahib Singh Sokhey | |||
| John William Watson Stephens | |||
| Charles Stiebel(medical missionary) | 1914 |
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| John Stephenson (zoologist) |