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The Mount Sinai Training School FOR NURSES Report for the Years 1906-1907 Presented at the Biennial Meeting MAY 14tH, 1908. ^\>\^\^\^^\^%>y^\%\^.^\^%.\'W\^ •> 7>V 0/^/0/ 0/ **/ 0/ 0/0-/0/0^/0/ 0-/ REPORT OF The Mount Sinai Training School for Nurses 1906-1907 Incorporated March, 1881 Incorporation Confirmed April 4 th, 1896 PRESENTED AT THE GENERAL MEETING. MAY 14th, 1908 MADISON AVENUE AND 101st STREET NEW YORK CITY OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS FOR 1908-1909. President KALMAN HAAS Vice-President .... HENRY L. CALMAN Treasurer .... EMIL BEROLZHEIMER Secretary LOUIS AUERBACH DIRECTORS ISAAC STERN. HENRY UNTERMEYER. EMIL S. LEVI. M. SAMUEL STERN. ALBERT W. SCHOLLE. GEORGE BLUMENTHAL. EDWARD SCHAFER. PHILIP J. GOODHART. ALBERT STERN. JACOB EMSHEIMER. BERTHOLD LEVI. CHARLES A. WIMPFHEIMER. HONORARY DIRECTOR MAX NATHAN. MEMBERS OF THE MEDICAL BOARD NATHAN E. BRILL, M. D., Chairman. ARPAD G. GERSTER, M. D. FLORIAN KRUG, M. D. SUPERINTENDENT OF THE HOSPITAL S. S. GOLDWATER, M. D. ASSISTANT SECRETARY GUSTAVE ABRAMS. FACULTY. SUPERINTENDENT OF NURSES AND PRINCIPAL OF TRAINING SCHOOL ANNE DRAVO VAN KIRK, B.A. Presbyterian Hospital Training School, New York City, 1896 ASSOCIATE SUPERINTENDENT LYDIA E. ANDERSON, B.A. New York Hospital Training School, New York City, 1897 NIGHT SUPERINTENDENT MABEL FLETCHER, B.A. St. Luke's Hospital Training School, New York City, 1899 SUPERVISOR PRIVATE PAVILION SADIE W. NEWMAN The Mount Sinai Training School, New York City, 1901 SUPERVISOR MEDICAL PAVILION MARTHA M. SCOTT The Mount Sinai Training School, New York City, 1906 SUPERVISOR SURGICAL PAVILION GRACE E. STAMP The Mount Sinai Training School, New York City, 1905 SUPERVISOR CHILDREN'S PAVILION MARGARET I. KERRINS The Bridgeport Hospital Training School, Bridgeport, Conn., 1902 SUPERVISOR OPERATING ROOMS EVA E. MacMATH The Mount Sinai Training School, New York City, 1904 SUPERVISOR DISPENSARY PAVILION WINIFRED FORSYTH The Mount Sinai Training School, New York City, 1907 NIGHT SUPERVISOR PRIVATE PAVILION M. MAY SLATOR The Mount Sinai Training School, New York City, 1906 SUPERVISOR NURSES' PAVILION LILIAS F. SAVAGE Presbyterian Hospital Training School, New York City, 1896 ASSISTANTS Training School Pavilion JANE RYERSON The Mount Sinai Training School, New York City, 1883 Private Operating Room ALICE M. MORAN The Mount Sinai Training School, New York City, 1907 Main Operating Room ANNA RADDATZ The Mount Sinai Training School, New York City, 1907 HEAD NURSES Private Pavilion MARY E. LEE The Mount Sinai Training School, New York City, 1907 Private Pavilion KATE MacDONALD The Mount Sinai Training School, New York City, 1907 Private Wards BESSIE SEGFERT The Mount Sinai Training School, New York City, 1907 SUPERVISOR OF DISTRICT NURSING EVA ELLIOTT The Mount Sinai Training School, New York City, 1907 REGISTRAR MAUDE L. JARVIS St. Luke's Hospital Training School, New York City, 1897 LECTURERS SARA WELT, M.D Anatomy and Physiology LEO BUERGER, M.D Surgical Clinics HERBERT L. CELLER, M.D Medical Clinics E. P. BERNSTEIN, M.D Materia Medica INSTRUCTORS AMY POPE EMMA GEORGE ELIZABETH BONNELL Massage STANDING COMMITTEES FOR 1907-1908. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE HENRY L. CALMAN, Chairman. EMIL S. LEVI. ISAAC STERN. LOUIS AUERBACH. ALBERT W. SCHOLLE. EMIL BEROLZHEIMER. PHILIP J. GOODHART. FINANCE COMMITTEE ALBERT STERN, Chairman. GEORGE BLUMENTHAL CHARLES A. WIMPFHEIMER COMMITTEE ON RULES AND LEGAL MATTERS GEORGE BLUMENTHAL, Chairman. LOUIS AUERBACH. EMIL BEROLZHEIMER. COMMITTEE ON NURSES AND INSTRUCTION ALBERT W. SCHOLLE, Chairman. NATHAN E. BRILL, M. D. Secretary. ALBERT STERN. BERTHOLD LEVI. M. SAMUEL STERN. JACOB EMSHEIMER. HENRY L. CALMAN. ARPAD G. GERSTER, M. D. MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE H. UNTERMEYER, Chairman. EDWARD SCHAFER. M. SAMUEL STERN. EMIL BEROLZHEIMER. ALBERT W. SCHOLLE. LOUIS AUERBACH. JACOB EMSHEIMER. BERTHOLD LEVI. COMMITTEE ON HOUSE AND PURCHASING EMIL S. LEVI, Chairman. HENRY UNTERMEYER. BERTHOLD LEVI. CHARLES A. WIMPFHEIMER. COMMITTEE ON NOMINATIONS PHILIP J. GOODHART, Chairman. ISAAC STERN. EMIL S. LEVI. ALBERT W. SCHOLLE. EDWARD SCHAFER. EXPIRATION OF TERM OF OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS Kalman Haas, President Term expires January 1, 1910. " Henry L. Calman, Vice-President " " " " " " Emil BerolzhEimeR, Treasurer. " Louis AuErbach, Secretary " " DIRECTORS Isaac Stern Term expires January 1, 1910. H " Emil S. Levi " " " " Albert W. Scholle " " " " " Henry Untermeyer " " " " Albert Stern Term expires January 1, 1912. (c (( a a (( Philip J. Goodhart Charles A. Wimpfheimer a a a a a Berthold Levi u a u (( a Edward Schaeer Term expires January 1, 1914. M. Samuel Stern a it a it it George Blumenthal a a a it ft Jacob Emsheimer a it a it a : MINUTES OF THE GENERAL MEETING OF THE MOUNT SINAI TRAINING SCHOOL FOR NURSES, HELD MAY 14, 1908. The President, Mr. Kalman Haas, in the Chair and a quorum present. It was moved, seconded and carried that the reading of the minutes of the last biennial meeting be dispensed with. The President read his report, whereupon it was moved, sec- onded and carried that this report be printed and mailed to the Members and Patrons of the Society. The reading of the Treasurer's report was upon motion dis- pensed with. It was moved, seconded and carried that a vote of thanks be extended to the Directors of the Training School for the faithful administration of their charge. The meeting then adjourned for the purpose of proceeding with the election of Officers and Directors. GustavE Abrams, Assistant Secretary. At an election held this day the following Officers and Direc- tors were elected Mr. Kalman Haas, as President, for the term of two years. Mr. Henry L. Caiman, as Vice-President, for the term of two years. Mr. Emil Berolzheimer, as Treasurer, for the term of two years. Mr. Louis Auerbach, as Secretary, for the term of two years. Messrs. Philip J. Goodhart, Charles A. Wimpfheimer, and Berthold Levi as Directors for the term of four years. Messrs. Edward Schafer, M. Samuel Stern, George Blumen- thal, and Jacob Emsheimer as Directors for the term of six years. Joseph Fox, Isaac N. Heidelberg, Inspectors of Election. Gustave Abrams, Secretary to Inspectors. REPORT OF THE PRESIDENT. To the Patrons and Members of the Mount Sinai Training School for Nurses: With pleasure and great satisfaction I present to you to-day an account of our stewardship for the past two years, and submit a report on the present condition of our School. We are indeed proud of the fact that we are able to record the largest number of nurses in the history of the institution. I may say that there are very few training schools in this coun- try who can show more nurses in training than we. For years it has been our aim to supply the Mount Sinai Hospital with all the nurses required for the care of its patients, not only in its general wards, but also in the Private Pavilion. This ambition has now been realized. Since we have occupied our present building, we have grad- ually admitted more and more probationers, so that at the pres- ent time we have reached the full capacity of the School. On October 1st last, we were able to take over the Private Pavilion, or, in other words, to supply the Private Pavilion of the Mount Sinai Hospital with pupil nurses from the School, and thus save the Hospital a large amount of money and at the same time give our pupils an opportunity to become familiar with the care of pri- vate patients. We are also supplying the Mount Sinai Dispensary with trained nurses, and at the present time there are five of our pupils on service there. The average daily number of patients treated in the Dispensary is seven hundred, and the experience and train- ing which our nurses receive there, is certainly very valuable. Three nurses are constantly on duty in the diet kitchen, and three in the supply room. Experience in both these fields will prove exceedingly helpful to them in their future career. REPORT OF THE PRESIDENT. 9 Eight of our nurses are constantly on duty at the Sloane Maternity Hospital, and four at the Lying-in Hospital, thus ac- quiring a thorough training in the care and nursing of maternity cases. Formerly the Sloane Maternity Hospital was the only insti- tution which gave our pupils training in obstetrical cases, but since our School has materially expanded the Managers of said institution have informed us that they cannot take more than eight of our nurses at any one time. In order to enable all our pupils to take a maternity course, arrangements have been made with the Lying-in Hospital and for the last six months four of our nurses are constantly in training there. We are deeply in- debted to both institutions for their kind co-operation. , The number of pupil nurses in our School on January 1st, 1908, iwas 147, and since that time a class of probationers has been ad- mitted, so that to-day the total number is 178. In the class of 1906, 16 pupils received their diplomas, and in the class of 1907, 23 were graduated. At the graduation exercises to-night we shall have a class of thirty-seven who will receive their diplomas and medals. During the year 1906, 613 applications were received for ad- mission to the School, and during the year 1907, 533 applicants handed in their papers. Out of these, 92 probationers were ac- cepted in 1906, of whom 15 proved unsatisfactory. In 1907, 62 probationers were admitted to our School, five of whom were dropped during the year. The registry for Mount Sinai graduates, which is kept at the office of our Training School, is a means for the public to obtain the services of trained nurses. During the year 1906, nurses were supplied to 2339 cases, and during the year 1907, 2527 calls for nurses were received and answered.
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    John Young Architect

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  • Discover New York

    Discover New York

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