New Britain herald., 1927-10-03
STAFF CHANGES AT GENERAL HOSPITAL
Dr. N. ". Loud Succeeds Dr. A.
 s. Grant as RoentSenolo8ist

With the opening Of October ac- tiyitles at the New Britain General hospital a number Of new heads or departments are seen. in addition to the new class of student nurses who recently enrolled.
 Dr. T. Eben Rocks. superinten- dent, has returned 10 his office after three months vacation and rest on his sailboat on Long Island sound
 A number of permanent changes have taken place in the institution. Chief Of these is the leaving Of nr, Arthur s. Grant. rocntgonologist, who will open his N-ray and fluoro- scopic offices here.
 Dr. Grants place is taken by Dr, W. ". Loud. who is q pa'hologist as well as a roentgenologist Dr, Loud will have charge Of the laboratory and the N-rar- department. He is q native Of Colorado. He took his A. B. and NJ. D. degrees at Harvard uni versity, receiving the latter in 1919. He had two years experience in in- terncship in Al hospitals in Bos- ton. Philadelphia and S, Anthony, Newfoundland. Tn the latter hos pital he served under Dr, Wilfred T. Grenfel. For three years he was on the staff Of the Iowa state uniNer- sity, and since 1924 has been in ,,t, yf -,rlf | laboratories at both the Neth Fl General hospital and the National Methodist Sanatorium for Tubercu- losis at Colorado springs at the same time.
 Dr. Loud is diplomata Of the National Board or Medical ENamin- CTS, a Fellow Of the American So- ciety Of Clinical Tathologists and a member Of the Pathological society Of North America, He also was con nected with the Bryn MaWr hos pital in Philadelphia and is highly recommended by authorities at the medical college of the Jefferson uni versity at Philadelphia.
 Mrs. Loud, who is not connected with the hospital, also is a physi, elan and q trained anacsthetist. She practices under her own name, pr Ota C. Loud She is q graduate o' | the Arkansas university, first taking a course in anaesth"tics and lat'l ] taking a regular M. II. course. Sh' formerly had charge of anaes'het1c' 1 at Mount Holly hospital x. J., anG 1 later practiscd at the Woman's Mcdl, cal college at Philadelphia.
 !. Another new face at the hospital although not by any means q new ! conner in the city. is pr. Raoul J | Renoit He is the son of Mr. and ] Mrs. Hubert Eonoit of this city. He , is a graduate or the New Britain high school, class of 1917, and o , t'ordham college, Fordham, x. ' ] II. studied medicine at Cteorgctowr
 Medical school at Washington, D. C.
 and served an intrrnShip at tn" Gar
 Held Memorial hospital al Wash
 ingtun.
 Associated with pr. Loud in fin
 N-ray department will bo Miss Editi L.. Gordon. She is native Of Syra
 cuso, x. Y. and trained for rnr'
 at the Providence hospital at Wash
 ngton. D. C.. where she received h."
 R. \. Later she took a post-arad Uat" course as an N-ray rochnicial
 at tn" same institution. coming her' ! Gi,..rt iron, N'1Sbjnpton
 In the operating room, Miss Hid; Dwyer succeeds Miss Julia Tanning as chief anacsthctist. Miss l'annin; has resigned and has gone to Chi
 cago. She and Miss DWyer ar
 graduates of the proNid"nc" hoSpi
 tai at Washington, the institution
 from which Miss Gordon comes
 Miss Dwycr first trained as nurs
 at the Hotel Hricu hospital, Kings
 ton. Ontario, and later took up al advanced course at the school c
 anaeStheSia at the Providence hos
 pital. She did institutional work il Detroit before coming here.
 Miss June Sanford, who has bee
 in charge of the laboratory here dur
 ing tn" summer. and who is serious
 lv ill following an operation for ap
 pendici'is, will return to her hom
 in Massachusetts upon her recovery