When he was the director of Ewha Woman's University Dongdaemun Hospital and head professor of pediatric class at the same time, he was also elected as the chairman of the Korean Pediatric Society. He greatly contributed to the advancement of Ewha Woman's University Dongdaemun Hospital. Hyo-Kyu Kim successfully operated the pediatric department and his excellent management ability was also acknowledged, he was appointed as the director of Ewha Woman's University Medical Center in 1959, after two years of becoming the head professor. Hyo-Kyu Kim was invited to serve as the head professor of pediatric department at Ewha Medical College.Īs Dr.
Jae-yoo Choi, who had served as the chief attending doctor of President Seung-man Lee, accepted the post as the vice president of Ewha Woman's University at the request of President Helen Kim of Ewha Woman's University with a plan to open Ewha Medical College. From 1951, he served as an army surgeon for six years. During the Korean War, Severance professors fled to Busan and opened Severance Hospital in Geoje Island to give medical treatment to evacuees, in the course of which Dean Myung-Sun Kim and many Severance alumni received much help from Dr. Hyo-Kyu Kim was a person who was particularly faithful to his teachers and colleagues. Hyo-Kyu Kim opened a big pediatric hospital in Daesin-dong in central Busan, and made a lot of money. He finished his major course of pediatrics in 1945 when Korea was freed from Japanese colonial rule. Moon-hyung Eom, a senior from his hometown who graduated from Keijō Imperial University. However, it was impossible under the past circumstances.Īfter graduation, he majored in pediatrics under Professor Izumi of Keijō Imperial University Hospital through strong recommendation by Dr. We now believe that it would have been better if the site of Samho Apartment, which is blocking Gangnam Severance, was also purchased at that time. As a result, he finally approved the construction of Gangnam Severance Hospital under the condition of constructing Incheon Industrial Accident Hospital and a general hospital in Yongin and Gwangju, respectively ( Figs. As Minister Shin and Alumnus Jae-yoo Choi were cabinet members together at the time of April 19 revolution in 1960 and shared their fates of being jailed together for almost 2 years for undertaking political responsibilities, they had a very close relationship. As he refused to grant approval despite much persuasive efforts, Alumnus Jae-yoo Choi, who served as a General Director of Severance Hospital (1945), the Minister of Health and Social Affairs (1955–1956), the Minister of Education (1957–1960), and the Foundation Director of Yonsei University (1965–1972), was invited to persuade Minister Hyun-hwak Shin. The biggest reason for refusal was the fact that it was being planned to be built in Dogok-dong, Seoul, while the original plan was to build it in a rural area. Hyo-Kyu Kim proposed a plan of expanding Severance Hospital in Sinchon to have 2000 sickbeds using a financial loan from Germany and government support, as well as preferentially employing nurses who were returning home from Germany. Hyo-Kyu Kim, who was in charge of Yonsei University Health System and had various experiences in medical administration, to discuss the matter. 1), recommended Deputy Prime Minister of Economy Planning Board Duck-woo Nam to meet with Dr. Then Prime Minister Kyu-hah Choi (1975–1979), who had been at Kyunggi Middle School together with Dr.
Our government came up with countermeasures at the request of the German government. One of the issues at the time was the return of nurses that our country had dispatched to Germany. Prime Minister Duck-woo Nam greatly contributed to the modernization and economic development of our country as a Minister of Finance (1964–1974) and a Deputy Prime Minister of Economy Planning Board (EPB 1974–1978) of President Chung-hee Park's administration (1961–1979). While I stayed there for almost 3 hours, I met many people. Yesterday, I visited the mortuary of former Prime Minister Duck-woo Nam to express my condolences.
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