From 1821-1910 Elizabeth Blackwell being the first female to get her medical degree in the U.S. lead 70,000 plus women into the medical field. She found the New York Infirmary allowing women to practice medicine. Without her actions the U.S Sanitary Commission would never have existed during the Civil War, which provided training for women to be able to care for wounded soldiers. Overall she changed the face of medicine in promoting women’s education in the U.S. and in London.
The First Female Doctor in the U.S. Bristol, England February 3, 1821 Elizabeth Blackwell was born. Her father, Samuel Blackwell a sugar refiner sadly lost his mill, thus their move to America in 1832. Just a few years later Samuel Blackwell died and left the family
The First Female Doctor in the U.S. Bristol, England February 3, 1821 Elizabeth Blackwell was born. Her father, Samuel Blackwell a sugar refiner sadly lost his mill, thus their move to America in 1832. Just a few years later Samuel Blackwell died and left the family