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Wimbledon 1926

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Wimbledon]

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STAFF.
Whole-time:
Medical Officer of Health; School Medical Officer; Medical
Superintendent of the Isolation Hospital; Maternity and Child
Welfare Officer.
t*A. Gilmour, M.D.. M.R.C.P.E., D.P.H.
Assistant Medical Officer of Health, School Medical Officer
and Maternity and Child Welfare Officer:
‡ Effle M. D. Craig, M.B., Ch.B.
Chief Sanitary Inspector:
a * † Henry Johnson.
Assistant Sanitary Inspectors:
¶ a † R. T. Avis. a † D. P. S. Flynn.
Health Visitors—School Nurses:
¶ § || Miss M. Giles.
c || Mrs. G. M. Street.
c || Miss E. M. Skelton.
Clerks:
Miss N. Low.
Miss M. Winslade (appointed September, 1926),
Clerk to the Maternity and Child Welfare Department:
Miss M. A. Weller (resigned August, 1926).
Miss N. Low (appointed September, 1926).
Part-time:
Bacteriologist:
J. H. Johnston, M.Sc., F.I.C.
* Salary contribution under Public Health Acts.
† „ „ by Exchequer Grants.
a Certificate of the Royal Sanitary Institute for Inspector of Nuisances,
† Certificate of the Royal Sanitary Institute for Inspector of Meat and
other Poods.
|| Certificate of the Central Midwives Board.
§ Certificate of the Royal Sanitary Institute for School Nurse and
Health Visitor.
¶ Certificate of the Sanitary Inspectors' Examination Board for
Sanitary Inspector.
c Certificated Nurse—General Training.
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