Berta B. Frissell

Berta B. Frissell (1879–1964) was an influential American physician and medical educator dedicated to improving healthcare access and education, particularly for women. She was involved in the founding of the New York Medical College for Women and worked tirelessly to advance women's roles in medicine during a time when the field was male-dominated. Her efforts helped promote gender equality in the medical profession and contributed to expanding opportunities for women physicians. Frissell’s legacy lies in her commitment to medical education and her advocacy for women’s health and professional development.