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Maryland Board of Nursing Annual Report 1976-1977 Item Type Annual Report Authors University of Maryland at Baltimore. School of Nursing Publication Date 1977 Keywords University of Maryland at Baltimore. School of Nursing; Maryland Board of Nursing Download date 28/09/2021 17:06:42 Link to Item http://hdl.handle.net/10713/3878 UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND SCHOOL OF NURSING ANNUAL REPORT TO MARYLAND STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS OF NURSES 1976 — 1977 -;. 'l _ `,,.~ ~ ' ~_ ``.__ ~ ~....1, lt..l__.:~ __~J / November 8, 1976 Mrs. LorEtta Richardson , R. N . Associate Executive Director Maryland State Board of Examiners of Nurses 201 West Preston Street Baltimore , Maryland 21201 Dear Mrs. Richardson: Your letter of November 1, 1976 has been referred to me for response. The following data should clarify. any discrepancies which exist zn the Annual Report. (1) I'leas~ note that three of our faculty members have been recently married: Mary E11en (Campbell) Gannon, Elizabeth (McGowan) Gross, Vivian (George) Preston. Each has been reminded to contact the State Board to arrange for their records to be amended. Deborah (Kaminkow) Silber has aJ.ready written to the Board concerning her change of name. (2) Sally Parelhoff has already been in contact with the Board concerning renewal of her license. (3) The correct registration number for Carol Garonzik We11s should read: R056171. (4) Dr. Sonya Shelley was inadvertently listed as nurse faculty; she i_s not a registered nurse. We hope this information will be helpful to you. Si ce, ly, d~ ~~' Rosetta S~nr3 s Acting Associate Dean for Undergraduate Studies RS/br cc: Dean Murphy MARYLAND STATE BOARD OF EXAMIIITERS QF NURSES 201. WEST PRESTON STREET BALTIMORE, MARYLAND 21201 ANNUAL REPORT OF PROGRAM OF NURSING UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND SCHOOL OF N~J'RSING T hereby certify that the data and information contained in this questionnaire are, to the best of my know- 1~dge, correct. `)~~ ~~~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Date Submitted Signature of Director of Pro ram MARYLAND S'T'ATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS OF NURSES ANNUAL REPORT OF PROGRAM OF NURSING GENERAL INFORMATION 1. Name and Address of Controlling Institution Name and Title of Administrator Dr. Albin O. Kuhn, Chancellor The University of Maryland at Baltimore Baltimore, Maryland 21201 2. Name and Complete Address of Program University of Maryland School of Nursing 655 West Lombard Sfi,~'eet Baltimore, Maryland 21201 3. Name and Title of Nurse Educator responsible for Program Marion I. Murphy , R. N. , Ph. D . Dean and Professor 4. Number of students admitted to program between last October 1 and this September 30 521 total 5. Total Enrollment now 1014 total 6. Number graduated from program between last October 1 and this September 30 508 total 7. Month program begins August ends une 8. Facilities -- A complete list of all clinical Facilities with complete addresses follows. UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND SCHOOL OF NURSING FACILITIES USED ~,~f THE SCHOOL OF NURSING UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAM 1. Arcola Towers 10. Central Medicial Center 1135 University Boulevard 16 South Eutaw Street Silver Spring, Maryland 20903 $altimore, Maryland 212 O 1 2. Augsburg Lutheran Home 11. Ch~~~dr~n's Hospital, Inc. 6$11 Campfield Road 382 Greensprtng Avenue Baltimore , Maryland 21207. , Baltimore, Maryland 21211 3. Baltimore City Hospital 12. Children's Hospital 5200 Eastern Avenue 2125 13th Street, N.W. Baltimore, Maryland 21224 Washington, D,C. 20009 4. Baltimore City Health Department 13, Christ Church Harbor Apartments Bureau of Public Health Nursing 600 Light Street Western and Southern Districts Baltf more, Maryland 2123 0 111 North Calvert Streefi Baltimore, Maryland 21202 14. Columbia Hospital for Women 2425 L Street, N.W. 5. Belvedere Day Nursery Washington, D.C, 20037 508 Orkney Road Baltimore , Maryland 21212 15. Community Pediatric Center 412 West Redwood Street 6. Bon Secours Hospital Baltimore, Maryland 21201 2025 West Fayette Street Baltimore , Maryland 21223 16. DeWifit Army Hospital Fort Belvoir, Virginia 22060 7. Carroll County Health Department P.O. Box $45 17. Doctor's Hospital of Prince Westminster, Maryland 21157 George's County 8118 Goodluck Road 8. Cafihedral Kindergarten and Lanham, Maryland 20801 Day Care Center 4 East University Parkway 18. Eastpoint Medical Center Baltimore , Maryland 21218 1012 Old North Point Road Baltimore, Maryland 21224 9. Caton Manor Nursing Center 3330 Wilkens Avenue 19. EPSDT Center Baltimore , Maryland 21229 1106 N'. capitol Street, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20002 _2_ 20. The Fairfax Hospital 32. Holly Hall Apartments 330 Gallows Road 10110 New Hampshire Avenue Falls Church, Virginia 22046 Silver Spring, Maryland 20903 21. Friend's House 33. Ho],ly Park School 17380 Quaker Lana 530]. Edgewood Road Sandy Spring , Maryland Z 0860 College Park, Maryland 20740 22. Fort Meade Fost Kindergarten 34. Holy Comforter Lutheran Church Pt. G. G. Meade, Maryland 207 5 S 5S 13 York Road 'Balfiimore, Maryland 21212 23. Garwyn Medical Cenfier 2300 Garrison Boulevard 35. ~-Ioly Cross Hospital Baltimore, Maryland 21224 1500 Forest Glen Road Silver Spring, Maryland 20910 24. Glenn Dale Hospital Glenn Dale, Maryland 20769 36. Hospifial for Sick Children 1731 Bunker Hill Road 25. Golden Age Club Washingfion, D.C. 108 East Cross Street Baltimore, Maryland 21230 37. Howard County General Hospital 26. Govan's Manor &Wyman House Little Patuxent Parkway and 123 W. 29th Street Cedar Lane Baltimore , Maryland 21218 Columbia , Maryland 21044 27. Greater Baltimore Medical Center 38. Howard University Hospital 6701 Charles Street 2041 Georgia Avenue, N.W. Baltimore, Maryland 21204 Washington, D,C. 20060 28. Greater Southeast Community 39. Snner City Community Mental Hospital Health Center 1310 Southern Avenue , S. E . 25 South Calverfi Street Washington, D.C. 20032 Baltimore, Maryland 21202 29. Great Oaks Center 40. James Lawrence Kernan Hospital 12001 Cherry Hill Road Windsor Mill Road Silver Spring, Maryland 20904 Baltimore , Maryland 21207 30. Group Health Association 41. John L. Deaton Medical Center 6854 New Hampshire Avenue 611 South Charles Street Washingfion, D,C. 20012 Baltimore , Maryland 2123 0 31. Henrietta-Wfl~i~ms ~D~y ~ar~ 42. johns Hopkins Hospital Center 601 N. Broadway 303 West Chesapeake Avenue Baltimore , Maryland 21205 Towson, Maryland 21204 _~_ 43. Keswick Home for Incurables 55. Mount Washington Children's 700 West Yost Hospital Baltimore, Ma~rland 21211 1708 West Rogers Avenue $alti.more, Maryland 21209 44. Kimbrough Army Hosp;l~a1 Ft.G. G. Meade, Maryland 20755 56. Mount 1?rovidence Children's Development Center 45. Lakeview Tower .701 Gun Road 727 Druid Park Lake Drive Catonsville, 1Vlaryland 21227 Baltimore , Maryland 21217 57. I~Tational Naval Iv~edical Center 46. Levindale Hebrew Home and Befihe~.da, Maryland 20014 Infirmary Belvedere and Greenspring lives. 58. National Orthopedic and Rehabil- Baltimore, Maryland 21215 itatfon Center 2455 Army Navy Drive 47. Lutheran Hospital of Maryland, Tnc. Arlington, Virginia 22206 730 Ashburton Street Baltimore , Maryland 21216 S9. O'Donnell Heights Medical Center, Inc. 48. Lyda Lee Tall Center 1200 Gusryan Street Towson State University Baltimore , Maryland 21222 Towson, Maryland 21204 60. Park Heights Community Health 49. Madonna Middle School Center 2620 Wilkens Avenue 4901 Park Heights Avenue Baltimore , Maryland 21229 Baltimore , Maryland 21215 50. Malcolm Grow Hospital 61. Planned Parenthood Assoafation USAF Medical Center 610 North Howard Street Andrews Air Force Base Baltimore , Maryland 2120 L Washington, D. C. 20331 62. Planned Parenthood of France 51. Manor View Schaol George's County Ft. G. G. Meade, Maryland 20755 Landover Mall Suite 203 East Tower Offices 52. Mercy Hospifial Clinical Center Landover, Maryland 20785 3O 1 St. Paul Place Baltimore, Maryland 21202 63. Presbyterian Home of Maryland, Inc. Georgia Court and Dixie Drive 53. Montgomery County Health Towson, Maryland 21204 Department Rockville , Maryland 20$50 64 ~ ~x~.nce George's County Healfih Department 54. Monumenfial Medical Association Cheverly, Maryland 20785 4020 Edmondson Avenue Baltimore, Maryland 21229 -4- 65. Prince George's General 77. St. Agnes Hospital Hospital 1000 Caton Avenue Cheverly, Maryland 20785 Baltimore, Maryland 21229 66. SAGA "Eating Together" Program 78. St. Joseph Hospital 1401 Battery Avenue 762 0 Yock Road Baltimore , Maryland 21238 Towson, Maryland 21204 67. Salvation Army Day Nursery 79. St. Martin's Day Care Center 2~2 S. Patterson Park Avenue 1723 West Fayette Street Baltimore, Maryland 21231 Baltimore, Maryland 21223 68. Samuel Ready School 80. St. Wi,~ltam of Xork Grade School 5150 Baltimore National Fike 600 Cooks Lane Baltimore , Maryland 21229 Baltimore, Maryland 21229 69. Second English Lutheran Church 81. Suburban Hospital Day Care Center 8600 Old Georgetown Road 5010 Briarcliff Road Bethesda, Maryland 200.14 Baltimore, Maryland 21234 82. Union Baptisfi Day Care Center 70. Shaw Community Health Center 1219 Druid Hill Avenue 1707 7th Street, N.W. Baltimore , Maryland 21217 Washington, D.C. 20001 83. University of Maryland Hospital 71. Shepherd' and Enoch PrattHospital Baltimore, Maryland 212 O 1 6501 North Charles Street Towson, Maryland 21204 84. USPHS Hospital ~ 100 Wyman Park Drive 72. Silver Spring Child Day Care Baltimore, Maryland 21211 Center 9226 Colesville Road 85. US Soldiers' and Airmen's Silver Spring , Maryland Home Hospital 3700 North Capitol Street 73. Sinai Hospital of Baltimore, Inc. Washington, D.C. 20015 Belvedere & Greenspring Aves. Baltimore , Maryland 21215 86. Visiting Nurse Association
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