Harold H. Phillips

Phillips was recruited by the Government of Ghana while undergoing post graduate studies in medicine at Temple University in Philadelphia, USA to help establish and lead the Physiology department of the fledgling University of Ghana Medical School in Accra.^[2][4] He went on to become the third Dean of the medical school, and an Associate Professor of Physiology. He resigned from the medical school in 1980, but continued to lecture on a part-time basis. He set up his private practice - Phillips Clinic, an out-patient clinic in 1982 in East Cantonments in Accra, Ghana.

He was also chairman of the Ghana Medical Association between 1986 and 1990.^[5][6]

He was also made chairman of the University of Cape Coast in the late 1990s.^[1]

Phillips was born at Cape Coast and died in London in 1999. His father was William Reginald Phillips and his mother Beatrice Phillips (ter Meulen).^[7] He had four sons with his wife Gladys.^[8] One of his brothers was J. V. L. Phillips who was the chairman of Volta Aluminium Company, and was an uncle of Hugh Quarshie.