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Mrs.
c.K.
FGR
Burther
June 28, 1919.
Miss Bertha C. Maugle,
Everett, Pennsylvenia.
J.
My doar Miss Maugle:
D.
We are indeed glad to reply to your letter of June 25th inquiring
about public health training by sending an outline of educational conters
giving a course in public houlth nursing.
To make possible the preparation and appointment of qualified public
health nurses we have a scholarship and loan fund which is available for a fow
nurses whose apolications have been favorable passed upon and who wish to
take up public health work. You will understand thit these scholarships are
grunted only to applicants who meet the requirements of the different colleges
and to such nurses who seem, from general qualification and previous training,
to be best fitted to recoive them. The amount of the scholarships, it is
hoped, will cover the nurse's living expenses as well as the tuition for the
course which she lects to take. $300 is the amount for the four months course
and $600 for the eight months' course. These Red Cross scholarships are divided
into two classos, the restricted and the unrestricted, and the nurse is privileged
to solect whichever one she wishes. The former is the scholarship in accepting
which the nurse signifies that she will enter the Red Cross Public Health Service
for at least one year following the completion of her course, and this has the ad-
vantage of 0 guarantee to the nurse that a position will be ready for her. If,
however, a nurse feels she would prefer to make hor own trrengements about a
position after completing her course, she would apply for the unrestricted scholar-
ship. The amount of the loan varies according to the kind of special course
selected, the m ximum amount of a losn being $350.
If you are interested in this public health work of the Red Cross won't
you write to Mrs. Florence Downing, 1601 Walnut Stroet, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
who is our Division Director of Public to:lth Nursing for Pennsylvonia and Delaware
She will be glad to give you any further in:ormation you may desire and to holp
you in every possiole way.
Yours sincerely,
2
Assistont to the Director,
N
CVD/IMA
Red Cross Burnau of Public Health Nursing.
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