Calendar: 1861-1862 Page 205

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT 205 thereby signifies his willingness and intention if elected to discharge in person the duties of that office for the entire period of six months Students cannot apply for an office under any particular Surgeon or Assistant Surgeon except in the case of the Surgeon who makes his Hospital visit at but must enter their names generally for Dressership Candidates must give in their names to the Sub-Dean of the Medical Department at least two days before the examina- tion They are required to write fair and legible hand Special certificates will be given to each Student who shall have filled any office in King's College Hospital to the satis- faction of the Medical Officers under whom he may have served Application for such certificates must be made to the Sub-Dean on the expiration of the period of service No Student shall receive certificate who has not attended regularly during the entire six months of his appointment If from any cause any gentleman shall be compelled to resign his appointment he shall immediately give notice in writing both to the Sub-Dean of the Medical Department and to the Secretary of the Hospital Oid-Patient Clerks -There shall be ten Out-Patient Clerks two for each physician to out-patients and four for the physician accoucheur these shall be matriculated students and shall have diligently attended six months' medical practice The examination shall be pass examination and shall be in the anatomy of the viscera materia medica and the practice of medicine In the case of the clerks to the Assistant Physi- cians for Diseases of Women and Children the practice of medicine required shall have relation chiefly to the diseases of women and children The examination in anatomy to be viva voce-in the other subjects written The Clerks shall serve for six months and shall attend regularly at the res- pective hours and on the days of the physician under whom they are appointed They shall register and prescribe in turn for the out-patients under the direction of their res pective physicians