Faculty of Medicine : programme of courses, regulations for graduation, and bursaries and prizes open for competition, 1908-1909.

  • University of Glasgow. Faculty of Medicine.
Date:
1908
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    for the diagnosis and treatment of disease by Electricity. Consulting Electrician—John Macintyre, M.B, Medical Electrician—James R. Riddell, L.R.C.P. etc. Assistant Medical Electricians—Samuel Capie, M.B.; Katharine M. Chapman, L.R.C.P. Ed.; Janie S. MacLachlan, M.B., Ch.B. Bacteriologist—David M'Crorie, L.R.C.P. lissistant Bacterio- logist—J. Archibald Campbell, L.R.C.P.S. Extra Assistant Bacteriologist—Elizabeth T. Fraser, M.D. Fees, which include Hospital Practice and the Clinical Lectures, for one year £10 10s., six months £6 6s., three months £4 4s. The total fee is £21. Vaccination £1 Is. The whole Vaccination fee and two-thirds of these fees will be paid by the Carnegie Trust for students who fulfil the con- ditions of the Trust, Superintendent—J. Maxtone Thom, M.B., D.P.H. Matron—Miss J. Melrose. Secretary—Peter Rintoul, C.A., 212 West George Street. Eye Infirmary, 174 Berkeley Street and 80 Charlotte Street.—Hour of Visit, 1 p.m. daily. Fee for six months, £1 Is.; for twelve months, £2 2s. Ophthalmic Institution, 126 West Regent Street.—Hour ot Visit, 2 P.M. Fee for a qualifying course, £1 Is. Insanity.—During the Summer Session Dr. Oswald gives in the University a Course of Lectures on Insanity at 12 noon on Wednesdays, and Clinical Instruction at the Glasgow Royal Asylum, Gartnavel, at 10 a.m. on Saturdays. Fee for the combined Course, £2 2s. At Gartloch Asylum, Gartcosh, Senior Medical Students may obtain appointments as Resident Clinical Clerks. These appointments are made in April and October for six months. Board and lodging with railway fare to and from Glasgow are allowed, and Classes can be attended in Glasgow in the earlier part of the day. Application should be made to the Medical Superintendent, W. A. Parker, M.B., considerably in advance. Clinical Instruction in Fevers is given at the Ruchill Hos- pital and the Belvidere Hospital. Fee for a course extending over ten weeks, once a week, £1 Is. Apply to Mr. James D^!* Borthwick, 285 George Street, Gla.sgow. There are also Hospitals for Diseases of the Skin and Ear.