University of Missouri School of Medicine - Mutation Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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WAREHOUSE LIQUORS 217 North 9th Street CoIumbia's Lowest Liquor Prices See the largest selection of wines in Columbia and save 302 GEORGE MILLER, proprietor I AMI in-. cxmlvm... NVQ-w 1- I 'i 'I MII M. U. Medical Student's Favorite Book Shop Located in The Mezzanine Everything tor The Medical Student THE MISSOURI BOOK STORE on Lowry - opposite University of Missouri Library

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MISSOURI BAPTIST HOSPITAL Missouri Baptist Hospital offers Rotating Internships and four years Residencies in Surgery and Pathology. Missouri Baptist is moving into a new hospital in the Fall of 1965 in St. Louis County, Ballas 8. Highway 40. Salary for interns is 5300.00 per month with full main- tenance, residents start at 5350.00 per month with full maintenance, with the senior resident receiving S500.00 per month. Well integrated teaching program with a Director of Medical Education and affiliation with non Children's Hospital in Pediatrics. Contact: Cardinal Glen- Dr. Everett R. Lerwick Director of Medical Education . V glgiiiilihaiifiiffiiisfill' si. Louis, Missouri aaioa Baptist Hmspital POST GRADUATE TRAINING PROGRAM ' ST. MARY S HOSPITAL -, 5 Qiiisfiiiiiif . ' X U . . A-mE.5551g5QQg3 R, . gg? My L K NX 6420 Clayton Road P' 3' ebf 1, . . ' it 7,2 , , - f'4-'EFT c-Q.: if ' fIQQ Fg . . . f Q fix XA St. Louis, Missouri 0 M95 Q . V M s IN ri T I-I r 'I 1 I I - --- -.--- -.I,.,i I I i T' .,i.:T' .. l' . - iff :d i g I I ii :ii 32 ifgllsi ' .44-Qs '-.. ,I I 7-'ZF ' 5, - , L7ff,,,f,, '-lL uit '. f'.Li't'L , Y' ' . -4 gg- 5 QIFZSX Nwxxc 'liI,:r:-r'LilT,2-,-,s. ,.,. A ., , I CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES! HIGH QUALITY MEDICAL CARE - INTERNSHIP - RESIDENCIES - EXTENSIVE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS - PATIENT RESPONSIBILITY - VISITING PROFESSORS at hillerest medleal center A Community Service and Educational Institution utica on the park tulsa 4 , oklahoma Phone LU 4-1351

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TUCSON HOSPITALS MEDICAL EDUCATION PROGRAM ST. MARY,S HOSPITAL TUCSON MEDICAL CENTER PIMA COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL TUCSON, ARIZONA INTERNSHIP: Positions are available for twenty-four interns commencing July I, 1965, The program participates in the N.l.M.P. It is a combined internship between the private hos- pitals and the completely ward-bed County Hospital. Rotation includes two months on Pe- diatrics, two on Obstetrics, three on General Surgery, one on Emergency Room Service and four on Internal Medicine. The program is organized so that there is continuity ofiservice, Interns are on call every fourth night with the exception of Obstetrics where the call is alternate nights. Each intern performs at least sixty deliveries, and also performs numerous minor and occasional maior procedures. RESI DENCIES: Positions are available for eighteen residents in a fully approved three-year Medical Residency and for eighteen residents in a fully approved four-year Surgical Resi- dency, these being combined programs involving all three hospitals. There is an opproved two-year General Practice Residency with four positions available. This program involves St. Mary's and Pima County General Hospitals. STIPEND AND OTHER BENEFITS: In addition to the stipends listed below, all house staff are provided with uniforms, laundry, health insurance, and are covered for malpractice bythe participating hospitals. Meals are provided for married house officers while on duty, air- Interns Residents lst year 2nd year 3rd year 4th year S4200 5l 00 5400 5700 S6300 conditioned quarters and all meals are provided for single interns and residents. SINGLE MARRIED LIVING IN LIVING OUT LIVING OUT 5100 S6000 S6300 6600 7200 5400 6300 6600 6900 7500 THE HOSPITALS AND CLINICS Tucson Medical Center is a 420 bed hospital while St Mary s has 280 beds Both hospitals are up to date in their equipment with intensive care units artificial kidney cardiac catherlzation and cardio pulmonary laboratories and many other facilities that have become essential to good patient care and teaching Pima County Hos pltal is a I60 bed all indigent hospital well equipped very active and supervised by a full time Board of Certified Specialists The Laboratory and Radiology Departments are com pletely covered by Technicians and the libraries are well stocked with texts and lournals librarians are In attendance The large out patient clinics in all specialties are conducted at Pima County Hospital and at St Elizabeth of Hungary Clinic for non county eligible indigents In the community THE CITY Tucson has grown from 57 000 population in I955 to 3I0 000 in T964 It is the site of the University of Arizona lenrollment I8 0001 which is actively planning the Medical School to open in the near future Tucson is only about one and one half hours from the Mexican border ten hours drive from the California Coast and a half days drive from deep sea fishing in the Gulf of California In old Mexico Housing is easy to obtain at reasonable prices and the school system is excellent Different qroups in the city providea wide variety of concerts and plays lectures and other cultural activities throughout the year APPLICATION Brochures application forms and many other details may be obtained by con tacting either Eric G Ramsey M D Director of Medical Education St Mary s Hosplta or Douglas McDowell M D Director of Medical Education TUCSON Medical Cenief I s s . s . I S . S S . S S 5 . S S ' 'sf-' iff .'.' f.:1jg..f,'gf:E.J3E15i:l?'11-iff:1:::5.3g::-.1-515 .,.. :::,Qg:1pf:'f:..5,:s.g4.f:z2' '.-,s'., . 2ififlrl...ziZfi:'.3-A.lif-Qs' ': : J. '.'- lii?s:l '-'1 252.-i -:- T ll-f22Tf3'1'-ff t1 Tf' '--