Dr. David B. Hinshaw is the visionary medical leader who guided Loma Linda University Medical School through a 30-year period of unprecedented physical growth and academic development. From 1961 through 1994, Dr. Hinshaw's efforts spearheaded the establishment of both the 550-bed Loma Linda University Medical Center (LLUMC) and the 500-bed VA Hospital at Loma Linda in Southern California. In addition, Dr. Hinshaw's administrative and research accomplishments have been instrumental in transforming Loma Linda University Medical School into an internationally renowned center of clinical innovation, especially in the fields of nuclear medicine and transplantation.

Dr. Hinshaw's credentials include:
· Over 30 years in positions at the highest levels of administrative   responsibility at Loma Linda University Medical School
· Master planner and builder of 2 world renowned medical institutions
· Author of more than 100 scientific publications, including pioneering   research in the use of pancreatic islet cell transplantation
· Distinguished service as a Governor of the American College
  of Surgeons

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