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Dr. David S. Mulder has been a part of the Montreal Canadiens medical team since 1969, first covering the Montreal Junior Canadiens. Born in Eston, Saskatchewan, Dr. Mulder grew up playing hockey and continued while studying pre-med at the University of Saskatchewan where he continued on to the College of Medicine. He moved to Montreal with his wife after receiving a handshake instead of a contract that he had a job waiting for him after medical school at the MGH. Dr. Mulder served two terms as Surgeon-in-Chief at the MGH and Chair of Surgery at McGill University before leading the Division of Cardio-Thoracic Surgery. Dr. Mulder lives with his wife, Norma, with whom he has three children and nine grandchildren - all Habs fans. He's been called the Jean Beliveau of sports medicine. Dr. Douglas Kinnear served as team physician for the Montreal Canadiens from 1962 to 1999. A native of Quebec City, Dr. Kinnear attended McGill University for his medical degree and did a residency in internal medicine at the MGH before a fellowship at the Boston City Hospital specializing in gastroenterology. He built one of the premiere GI units at the MGH and pioneered the concept of flexible endoscopy for every portion of the GI tract. He served as Chairman of the Executive Committee at MGH and was Dean of Admissions for the McGill Faculty of Medicine from 1967-1971. Dr. Kinnear passed away at 92 in 2019. He is remembered by his wife Katie, their two daughters, and their grandchildren. Dr. David S. Mulder has been a part of the Montreal Canadiens medical team since 1969, first covering the Montreal Junior Canadiens. Born in Eston, Saskatchewan, Dr. Mulder grew up playing hockey and continued while studying pre-med at the University of Saskatchewan where he continued on to the College of Medicine. He moved to Montreal with his wife after receiving a handshake instead of a contract that he had a job waiting for him after medical school at the MGH. Dr. Mulder served two terms as Surgeon-in-Chief at the MGH and Chair of Surgery at McGill University before leading the Division of Cardio-Thoracic Surgery. Dr. Mulder lives with his wife, Norma, with whom he has three children and nine grandchildren - all Habs fans. He's been called the Jean Beliveau of sports medicine. Dr. Douglas Kinnear served as team physician for the Montreal Canadiens from 1962 to 1999. A native of Quebec City, Dr. Kinnear attended McGill University for his medical degree and did a residency in internal medicine at the MGH before a fellowship at the Boston City Hospital specializing in gastroenterology. He built one of the premiere GI units at the MGH and pioneered the concept of flexible endoscopy for every portion of the GI tract. He served as Chairman of the Executive Committee at MGH and was Dean of Admissions for the McGill Faculty of Medicine from 1967-1971. Dr. Kinnear passed away at 92 in 2019. He is remembered by his wife Katie, their two daughters, and their grandchildren.

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