He is the father of the chief doctor of a New York hospital. Yes, "of" can be possessive in certain contexts.
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blueblooded65Thanks a lot.I had heard that we cant use "of" for person and we should use "-'s".But sometimes it is not really possible. It overly complicates the sentence Ex/ He is a New York hospital's chief doctor's father.He is a New York hospital's chief doctor's father.