New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1907-07-27
CHANGE OFFERED LADIES 70
GAIN A PROFESSION.

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3 ample accommodations for twi,
q the number now on duty. HeI
& IS a chance for some of tt
q yonng ladies hereabouts to OF
4 tain a professional education.
4 Famous throughout the Ian
! IS the New Orleans Chart
q Hospital Training School to
Nurses, one of the mos
thorough and up to date insti
tutions in the United States
which numbers among its grad
yates ladies of the highest char
acter, worthy representatives o
the oldest and best families O
this and other States.
The School, which is now en-.
terlng its fifteen year, is the out.
growth OF that broad humanity
which would bring to the aid OF
physical suffering not only the
sympathy, tenderness and love
which only a woman can give,
but the trained hand, the OBJ
servant eye, the skllItuI touch of
that woman whose intelligence
has kept pace with her heart,
and who, taking up this noble
calling as Ii e work, bends to
1t all the energies of her being,
all the faculties of her soul, and
the truest impulses OF her heart
that humanity may be lifted up,
that the sick may walk again in
health and strength.
The skilled hand, the well
equipped offices of the nurse,
who knows her duty, are in con-
slant demand, and the call for
them IS ever widening. This
may especially be saidof the
nurses who are graduated from
New Orleans Charity Hospital
School. Many a woman, bith
erto unconscious of the hidden
powers that lay within ber, has
found in this great school the
opportunity for that study and
development which has proven
not only most lucrative means
of livelihood, but far and above
this, the answer to the divine
call IN her neart, the response to
he "still small voice." ever ur-
5ing upward and onward that
human misery and pain may be
elieved.
The School, organized from
mall beginnings and enriched
" the magnificent bequest OF
he late A. {. Hutchinson, has
rown to its present splendid
roPortions, and proposes to
ggregate class of over one J
undred students with the open a
lg OF the next term. Year by t
ear has witnessed an extension
its scope OF work, SO that a d
vo years course IN this institu- +
on will not only fully equip t
ny intelligent, industrious fe- "
ale for this great profession OF c.
lrslng, but the experience
'lned in the famous Charity :
lospltal, with its unrivaled faci-
les and opportunities for study Z
I'd practice, gives its graduated
lrses a distinction that makes
EN- so greatly sought after that
e demand tor their services is
: IN excess of the supply. An
ca OF the superior advantages
tered by the School may be
lned when it is stated that
er one thousand patients,
ale and female, of all classes,
;es and conditions, are treated B
the Charity Hospital OF New B
leans every month. The
rses connected with its Train
School have the benefit of
ewing lnstructing and training
the bedside of this enormous
mber OF patients the expert
&c thus gained, together with
; knowledge acquired from
faculty of lecturers, consist
some OF the ablest and most
tlngulishhed medical men In
country, eminently fits them
attain success and independ-
e IN their chosen profession.
| he Hospital has accommo-
ions now for quite number
and vacancies are
stantly occurring as nurses
duate. Applicants should
'ress the Dirsctress, Charity
'spltal, New Orleans, La, for
details, which are in pam
ct form.
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