Scott & White physicians, senior staff and emeritus physicians have become a significant part of the institution’s heritage and continue to have a deep and abiding commitment to strengthening and perpetuating the dynamic environment of medicine created by the founders.

In response to this desire and commitment, and with an understanding of Scott & White’s potentialand growth, Scott & White Memorial Hospital and the Scott, Sherwood and Brindley Foundation established the Scott & White Caduceus Society in 1999, providing an opportunity for meaningful participation in Scott & White’s future.

The Society derives its name from the caduceus of Greek mythology. The single staff entwined by two serpents is the wand of Apollo, given to Hermes. It has become a symbol of the medical profession and is also a central element of the Scott & White logo.

Today, the Scott & White Caduceus Society continues in the finest spirit of teamwork, supporting future leadership in medical practice, research and education.

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