The Medico Chirurgical Society
of The District of Columbia, Inc.
of The District of Columbia, Inc.
HISTORYMed-Chi is the oldest African-American Medical Society in the World.In 1939, Dr. W. Montague Cobb, wrote and published a book called "The First Negro Medical Read More
MEMBERSHIPWe are more than 120 years old. We offer free CME meetings, a members’ newsletter and a current list of national and local health related events.
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MEETING LOGISTICSGeneral membership meetings are on the 4th Thursday of January, March, May, and September, and the 3rd Thursday of November.
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PRESIDENT'S CORNERGreetings
It is with deep pleasure, at this reflective time in our nation’s history that I now serve as the President of the Medico-Chirurgical Society of DC the oldest organized Medical Society in the USA. First, I thank the members of this 130-year-old society for electing me to serve you.. Read More
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Dr. Juanita A. Archer Obituary
Dr. Juanita A. Archer transitioned peacefully on Thursday, June 22, 2023 at her residence.
On November 3, 1934, Juanita Almetta Hinnant was born at Freedman’s Hospital, Washington, D.C. Her parents, Roy E. and Anna B. Hinnant, said that she arrived just in time for breakfast and she didn’t miss a meal after that. Juanita was especially blessed to be born to Roy and Anna, who were both self-sacrificing, often giving beyond their obvious means to her, younger brother, Roy, Jr. and others out of love, even when they had little for themselves. Click here to visit Dr. Archer's Obituary page.
On November 3, 1934, Juanita Almetta Hinnant was born at Freedman’s Hospital, Washington, D.C. Her parents, Roy E. and Anna B. Hinnant, said that she arrived just in time for breakfast and she didn’t miss a meal after that. Juanita was especially blessed to be born to Roy and Anna, who were both self-sacrificing, often giving beyond their obvious means to her, younger brother, Roy, Jr. and others out of love, even when they had little for themselves. Click here to visit Dr. Archer's Obituary page.