Word: internships
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...twelve, he had seen his father, a broker, die at 42 of a lung hemorrhage, the direct result of heart disease. After what Bailey considers less than average preparation for such a post (New Jersey's Rutgers University, Philadelphia's Hahnemann Medical College, a year's internship, four years of general practice in Lakewood, N.J., two years of intensive lung surgery), he was placed in charge of chest surgery at Hahnemann in 1940. He is now professor and head of the department of thoracic surgery in Hahnemann Medical College and its attached hospital...
...disagrees with Smith is Dr. Thomas Richard Early, 30, another member of U.C.L.A.'s first graduating class. Early is just finishing a fruitful year of internship at San Diego Naval Hospital, during which he has worked up to 105 hours a week, delivered 50 babies, done 23 hernia operations, snipped 21 appendices and twelve sets of tonsils-altogether 178 operations under supervision of a senior doctor. Early, a down-to-earth son of a South Dakota wheat farmer, has no interest in specializing, feels that good medicine depends on knowing the patients and that the best way to know...
...attract these high calibre college students, federal agencies could well duplicate the recruiting techniques of private industry. One such program is the "summer internship," a two-month period of orientation and responsible work for a select number of potential civil servants. Now offered in a handful of departments, the training program uses students as researchers and assistants to personnel and other administrative officers. The student is encouraged, but not expected, to return to the agency after graduation as a regular employee...
John DeTar's two-fisted approach has helped make him the family doctor's leading booster and a national figure in U.S. medicine. When he arrived in Milan (pop. 3,900) just out of internship at Detroit's Henry Ford Hospital, he planned to return soon to the city and specialize in the growing field of pediatrics. But DeTar and his family (two sons, two daughters) found Milan pleasant and friendly, decided to stay...
...teaching internship program at the Education School has received unanimous approval from superintendents of six Massachusetts school systems and is already scheduled to expand next year, Associate Dean Judson T. Shaplin announced last night...