St. Thomas's Hospital Medical School, a school of the University of London : prospectus for the year commencing October 1st, 1901, 1901 & 1902.

  • St Thomas's Hospital Medical School
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[1901]
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Credit: St. Thomas's Hospital Medical School, a school of the University of London : prospectus for the year commencing October 1st, 1901, 1901 & 1902. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The Royal College of Surgeons of England. The original may be consulted at The Royal College of Surgeons of England.

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    A Senior and a Junior Obstetric House Physician are selected every three months. The former is provided with Rooms and Commons in the Hospital, free of expense. The latter is provided with Commons, and must live near the Hospital. Two Ophthalmic House Surgeons, Senior and Junior, are appointed for six months ; each receives a Salary at the rate of ^50 per annum, and the Senior is provided with Commons. They must live near the Hospital. Clinical Assistants in the Departments for Diseases of the Throat, Skin, and Ear, and in the Electrical, X Ray, and Physical Exercise Departments, are appointed every three months. In the Special Departments preference is given to those who have worked in a satisfactory manner therein as Clinical Clerks and Dressers. Appointments for Students before Qualification. Clinical Clerks and Dressers to In-patients are selected to the number of at least 100 each year, from amongst the most eligible pupils. The Dresser on Accident Duty is provided with a Room and Commons in the Hospital. Clinical Clerks and Dressers for the Out-patients are also appointed, to the number of at least 80 to 100 each year ; applicants are required to have passed the 2nd examination of the Conjoint Board, or an equivalent examination, and to have attended a course of instruction in Elementary Clinical Medicine (p. 25). (The Duties commence on the first Tuesday in January, April, July, and October.) Obstetric Clerks are appointed, in rotation, from a list of Students who have entered their names for the purpose, have attended Lectures on Midwifery and a course of Elementary Practical Obstetrics, and have passed the “ Second Conjoint,” or an equivalent Examination. Each Clerk holds office for three weeks, and Special Certificates are awarded to those Gentlemen who have satisfactorily attended Sixty Maternity cases. An allowance is made towards the cost of board and lodging. Assistants to the Teachers of Practical and Manipulative SURGERY are appointed for the Winter and Summer Sessions. Assistants to the Lecturer on Materia Medica are appointed for the Summer Session. Students are appointed to act as Assistants in the Clinical Laboratory and to the Demonstrators of Morbid Histology and of Morbid Ana- tomy. Assistants in the Chemical Department are selected from those who have passed the Prel. SCI. Univ. LOND. or who are similarly qualified. Assistants in the Physiological Laboratory are selected from Students who have completed their Second Winter Session. Anatomical Registrars and Prosectors are appointed in the early part of the Winter Session, also Assistants TO the Lecturer ON Elemen- tary Biology. REGULATIONS for the EXAMINATION AND CLASSIFICATION OF THE STUDENTS AT THE MEDICAL SCHOOL. 1. In accordance with the Regulations of the Qualifying Bodies, Students must attend the Class Examinations in the subjects for which they have to be certified, and show by their answers to the questions that they have paid proper attention to the Lectures, otherwise the signature to their Schedules may be withheld. 2. There shall be held at least two Examinations in the 1st and 2nd Winter and one in the 1st Summer Session in each subject on which attendance is required during that Session, and the marks obtained in these Examinations shall be the basis for the Classification of Students and the Award of Prizes for each Session respectively. Provided that any extra Examination in the course of the Session, in any subject, be not allowed to interfere with the ordinary Lectures in ^The number of marks allotted to each subject in the following Schedule is not to be exceeded in case the number of Examinations held during the Session be more than two, but must be distributed amongst the several Examinations.
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