University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine - Hippocratean Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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iCDlTION TO SA1«T MAt-CAP.LT MlMOftJAL HOSPITAL WltLUU voir COCftEM - tC|IlltT ST. MARGARET MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 263 ' 46th Street Pittsburgh 1, Pennsyln ' ania Bed Capacity— 200. The Hospital is fully approved hy the American College of Surgeons, The Council on Medical Edu ' cation and Hospitals of the American Medical As- sociation and the Board of Medical Education and Licensure of Pennsylvania. One year rotating internships are offered to graduates of Class A Medical Schools. Board, room, laundry and a monthly stipend are provided. A formal educational program is conducted hy the Chiefs of the various services. Approved residencies are available in Ohstetrics- Gynecology a 2-year program; in Medicine a one year program; Pathology a one year program. Inquiries should be addressed to the Chairman of the Intern and Resident Committee, St. Margaret Memorial Hospital, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. I 177]

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--sSfc ST. JOHN ' S C.ENERAL HOSPITAL The Hii.s iitiil ivith a lieart }}}9 McCLURE AVENUE PITTSIH ' RCH i;. PA. 176

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SEWICKLEY VALLE HOSPITAL (133 beds, 33 bassinets) Sewickley, Pa. The Hospital, ajiproved by the Ameriean College of Surgeons and by the American Medical Associa- tion and the Pennsylvania State Board of Education and Licensure for Internship Training, is located in a beautiful residential suburb of Pittsburgh. Statistics — line 19 1 to June 1912. Admissions —7,600; births— 1,724; out-patients— 4,774. Stiftend. Interns are paid $275 per month plus room, board, uniforms and laundry. Training Program. The intern is responsible for the history, physical, and preliminary diagnosis on assigned patients as well as for follow-up on treat- ment, laboratory and X-ray examinations. The formal teaching program, in addition to rounds, individual supervision by staff members, and seminars covering general or specialty subjects, includes the following monthly meetings: scie ntific meeting, surgical divi- .sion meeting, medical division meeting, and Journal Club. Clinical pathological conferences are held twice a month. Services. Departments include: anesthesia, car- diography, dentistry, dermatology, gynecology, medi- cine, neurology, obstetrics, ophthalmology, ortho- pedics, otolaryngology, pathology, pediatrics, roent- genology, surgery, and urolog) ' . Special service facili- ties include a State Tumor Clinic, a State Venereal Disea.se Clinic, a Dental Clinic, a Speech Clinic, a Blood Bank, .in Out-Patient Department, and an Emergency Department. Future 0 i iortt(7iities. An internship at Sewick- ley Valley Hospital should prove to Ix excellent pre- paratory tr.iining tor general practice in a small com- munity, general practice in an industrial community, or for advanced residency training. The surrounding communities offer excellent opportunities for men who are interested in general practice. A - p v: Chairman Intern Committee Sewickley Valley Hospital Sewickley, Pennsylvania I 178]