The Dr. Eli Davis Memorial Fund
The Dr. Eli Davis Memorial Fund supports the Dr. Eli Davis Memorial Nursing Award, recognizing top-performing nursing students in operating and recovery room studies at UNB Saint John.
Dr. Eli Davis was a well-respected Anaesthesiologist, having graduated from Saint John High School, the University of New Brunswick and Dalhousie University where he later taught as Associate Professor in Anaesthesia. He served as the Director of Medical Education and Chief of Anaesthesia at the Saint John General Hospital, and as President of the Saint John Medical Society. Also, Dr. Davis was the Chairman of the Board of the Saint John Free Public Library for many years.
The family of Dr. Davis has established the Dr. Eli Davis Memorial Fund with the Greater Saint John Community Foundation in order to award the Dr. Eli Davis Memorial Nursing Award. This award will provide funds to support nursing students at the University of New Brunswick, Saint John Campus, who have achieved the highest academic standing in operating room and recovery room studies.
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