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Stoke Newington 1934

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Stoke Newington, The Metropolitan Borough]

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Vaccination Officer: F. Hicks.
Health Visitors:
Miss H. Reeve, Cert. S.I.E.B., Health Visitors Cert.
(Battersea Polytechnic), C.M.B.
Miss M. M. Jones, Health Visitors Cert. C.M.B.
*Miss E. Randles, Health Visitors Cert. C.M.B.
Miss E. Thurgood, Health Visitors Cert. C.M.B.
*Tuberculosis Nurse: Miss E. Randles, Health Visitors Cert.
C.M.B.
+ Chief Clerk: F. Hicks,
+ Assistant Clerk: R. P. May.
+ Disinfector and Assistant: J. W. Howell.
* Part-time appointments.
+ Expenditure on appointments so marked is borne entirely
by the rates; a grant from the Ministry of Health is received in
respect of all others.
Changes in Staff.—Miss J. E. Rhodes, part-time Tuberculosis
Health Visitor resigned her post on 6th April, on being appointed
a Superintendent Nurse under the Home Office.
With the concurrence of the Maternity and Child Welfare
Committee, Miss E. Randles, who had been employed as full-time
Health Visitor, was appointed as from 6th April to the dual Office
of Tuberculosis Health Visitor and Maternity and Child Welfare
Health Visitor.
Sanction was given by the Council to the appointment of a
full-time Health Visitor and Miss E. Thurgood of the Surrey
County Council was appointed to the post and commenced her
duties on the 28th May.
Mr. H. Towle, Junior Clerk in the Public Health Department
resigned his post as from the 31st July on preferment to the Staff
of the Heston and Isleworth Urban District Council and the
vacancy thus created was filled by the appointment of Mr. R. P.
May, of the Ilford Borough Council, as from the 1st August.