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1. A medieval word for a doctor or medical professional, the root of the modern word Surgeon. Pronounced kai-urge-un. | 1. A medieval word for a doctor or medical professional, the root of the modern word Surgeon. Pronounced kai-urge-un. | ||
Latest revision as of 18:28, 4 February 2026
1. A medieval word for a doctor or medical professional, the root of the modern word Surgeon. Pronounced kai-urge-un.
2. An officer of a group in charge of recording and reporting when first-aid has been administered at an official function of that group.
3. An individual with first-aid training who is available and warranted to render assistance as needed at events, practices, meetings or other SCA functions.
As of Aug 10, 2015, the Chirurgeonate ceased to exist as an official office of the SCA. At that time, all official warrants expired and all official requirements for and of the Chirurgeonate were discontinued. Many chirurgeons continue to serve the Populace as an independent Guild.
Chirurgeon's Point: http://www.chirurgeon.org/
Yonathon Moshe Bereb Avram Yitzhak · Alfred of Chester · Ealasaid nic Phearsoinn · Roxanne of Anglesey · Merlume de Lunecorne · Bardolf Ulfacson · Merlume de Lunecorne of Narwhale Keep · Cecelia of Sternfeld · Brandar Blarhjaalmr · Melchior Stoneteeth · Brusten de Bearsul · Kaellyn Mac Dermott · Katharina von der Waldwiese · Ulrich von Landstuhl · Tatiana Marana Melville · Cerdic the Blodletere · Deirdru ingen Mhurchada |  | |
The first two names were heads of the Chirurgeons Guild and not officially Chirurgeons General. The Chirurgeon office was disbanded by the Board of Directors in 2015. | ||