Wabash Valley Sanitarium's Announcement of Special Summer Course

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 14, 1910

Wabash Valley Sanitarium's Announcement of Special Summer Course

KNOWING the great need of medical missionary work, and realizing that it is impossible for many to spend three years in training for the regular nurses' course, the Wabash Valley Sanitarium Training School has provided a special four-months' course, to begin May 15, of this year.

The studies that will be taken up during this course are, simple treatments, practical points in nursing, Bible, and Testimonies.

There will be at the same time, a class in English if the number desiring same is sufficient to justify the formation of a class.

In addition to the above, will be the regular training-school nurses' course, classes which are continuous throughout the year. Any desiring advance work during said time can obtain same by making necessary arrangements with the faculty.

All those who have satisfactorily completed the four-months' course, and afterward decide to take the regular nurses' course, will be given credit for said four-months' work on the regular course.

Board, room, and tuition will be furnished at the same rate as for the regular course. The sanitarium management has provided means whereby students in this class may meet their entire expense by labor as it accrues from week to week, with the exception of incidentals and books. Those desiring further information may obtain same by addressing Wm. W. Worster, M. D., La Fayette, Ind.