Nurses’ Classes at the Colorado Sanitarium

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Nov 12, 1903

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 80, No. 45.

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Nurses’ Classes at the Colorado Sanitarium

In the near future there will be opened two training classes in the Colorado Sanitarium. December 1 it is expected to open a special course of six months for the benefit of conference workers and others who wish to avail themselves of a short course. This course, so far as theoretical instruction is concerned, will be very complete, and will be excellent for our workers who wish to prepare themselves in a short time for Christian Help work or health work in the field. There is really embraced in it theoretically quite as much as is given in the regular two years nurses’ course, although not the amount of practical work and instruction. There will be two classes a day for five days in the week. Those taking the course will be furnished board for $2.50 a week, or if they wish to board themselves, the sanitarium will give them a discount of forty per cent on its manufactured foods. The sanitarium can not furnish rooms, but they can be obtained in the vicinity of the sanitarium. Tuition for this class will be two dollars a month.
The second class is the regular nurses’ class of two years’ duration, beginning Jan. 1, 1904. We shall be glad to furnish particulars to any who desire to take up work in either class. As the time is short, it will be necessary that correspondence be prompt on the part of those who desire to enter either of these classes. Address Francis M. Wilcox, Boulder, Colo.