Research Study Club (RSC) of Los Angeles

The Research Study Club of Los Angeles is accredited by the California Medical Association (CMA) to provide continuing medical education for physicians.

The Los Angeles Research Study Club began in 1932 under the leadership of Dr. Isaac Hampshire Jones, an Otolaryngologist of Los Angeles. Prior to 1932, for 10 years, the group had imported E.N.T. leaders from this country and abroad to give courses. Dr. Isaac Jones and Dr. Simon Jesberg were returning from Dr. Edward Jackson's E.N.T. Post Graduate Course in Denver, when they decided to have a January course in Los Angeles. January was chosen because doctors living in a wintry climate would be tempted to come to sunny Southern California.