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PRE-CLINICAL PERIOD. Early in her training, the Cadet
Nurse works on the wards, giving "elementary nursing care to
patients, developing skills in simple .nursing procedures and
learning to adjust herself to a busy hospital routine.

OBSTETRICS. In Obstetrics, the Cadet Nurse helps to care
for mtothiers and their brand-new babies. Students give, under
supervision, 80%c of all nursing care in hospitals with schooU of
nursing. 85'c of all Student Nurses are Cadets.

SIiGERY. Duxring her clinical* lcriocl, the Cadet Nurse i
.i s igled under supervision to thie care of patients in each of
or services-Strgcry Medic sae, Pedliatrics and Ob stetrics.
acere'Cadct Nuirscs observe an l.0 eration.

SENIOR CADET. The Senior Cadet does her- share *in the
care of our wvounded by chioosing to' work ini an A{rmy9 Navy,
Veterans Administration or Public Healdth Service hospital. Oer
she may remain ilII0)inteosi tal wvhcrc Sh c i. rainin11g,°.

Take t[is oprtunity to
enlist in this.proud profession

MEDICINE. Medical wards arc busy and exciting, and the
Cadet Nurse gets a great deal of important expericnce. 11cr
ivork there, as on all services, helps release graduate nurses for
duty with the Army and Navy.

GRADUATE. For the dluration, the Cadet Nurse after gradu-
ating is pledgcd to do military or essential civilian nursing. Ini
the care of our war wounded, shoe learns the Latest medical or
surgical techniques in her profession.

In over a thousand h~ospitals
across the country Cadet N urses are
preparing for a proud profession.
While they learn,, they serve.
Their work releases graduate nurses
for military duty. And, as Senior'
Cadets, they may serve in Army,
Navy, Veterans Administration or
Public Health Service hospitals,
"Their work is so important that
the United States Government pro-
vides free, tuition, room, board,

uni formis and monftly allowance.
In return, the Cadet Nurses
pledge to do military or essential
civilian nursing for the duration.
If you want a career with a fu-
ture, and free education for the
proud profession of nursing, check
the list below. See if you meet these
qualifications for enrollment. If you
can answer "yes" to these ques-
tions, you may be eligible for mem-
bership in the United States Cadet
Nurse Corps.

}IEDIA'HICS provides experience in the care of the child,
sick and well. The up-to-date, scientific information gained
in the hospital will be doubly valuable to the Cadet Npurse
W hen she has a family of her own.

GIVE YOURSELF THIS TEST

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DO YOUR SHARE HN THE CARE
SOF OUR SICK AND WOUNDED .
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Are you between 17* nod 35
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Are you in good htealthz? . , ,
Have you graduated from an
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POST-WIAR. OPPORTUNITIES. Interesting positions will
be open to the graduate nurse-in child health, industrial
health, rehabilitation, teaching, administration, supervision, etc.
You may have this. career if you qualify as a Cadet Nurse.
HOW T0 APPLY
To enroll in a school of nursing within your state or community
apply to Nursing Council for War Services
(insert address here)
If the school of nursing you prefer is filleds, or if you wish to
attend a school outside of your State, clip and mail coupon below.
U. S. CADET NURSE CORPS
F Box 88, New York 8, N. Y.S
Please send me full information about the U. S. Cadet Nurse Corps

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