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Right Now— you are needed to help relieve serious homefront shortage of nurses
In which picture does pur face fit?
DID YOU KNOW . . .
Because of the magnificent response of our trained nurses, our wounded are receiving expert care — and future need for Army and Navy Nurse enlistments depends on future events. But this same, whole-hearted response has created a critical nurse shortage at home.
Here's how you can serve . . . help save lives. Read the following paragraphs carefully, and find your place in the nursing picture. With or without experience, every woman can do her part. Whether you are a registered rAirse, or can train to assist in hospital work — you're wanted. So don't delay! And for further information see your local Red Cross Chapter today !
Are you a graduate registered nurse?
You are desperately needed in one of our civilian hospitals! America's ill and injured . . . the very lives of young mothers, new babies whose fathers are fighting overseas— depend on your returning to active duty. Sickness and surgery can't wait! Let your Red Cross Chapter help find the hospital that needs you most.
Qualified for duty in a Veterans Administration Hospital? With your skill, experience, as a registered nurse, you can best help care for disabled men who have given so much. Even if you are over 40 years of age or have dependents, apply today to your local Veterans Administration. Or serve as a Red Cross Instructor for Nurses' Aides or Home Nursing Courses.
Want to serve as you learn a lifetime profession ? If you're a high school graduate, or college trained — 17 to 35 years old — join the U. S. Cadet Nurse Corps and get a professional education free! You'll be releasing other nurses for essential duty, serving your country now and protecting .your own future. Ask your local hospital about the U. S. Cadet Nurse Corps.
Will you volunteer as a Nurses' Aide?
Such an important nursing job — for it frees nurses for urgent service which only they can perform! Classes meet 3 days a week, for 7 weeks. See when the next class opens and sign up. If you are a trained Nurses' Aide, you owe it to your country and training to go back into service, especially for daytime duty!
Can you give 2 hours a week? Take a Red Cross Home Nursing Course— just 2 hours a week for 12 weeks. Or choose the accelerated course. You'll learn how to care for your own dear ones in case of illness. Keeping your family out of the hospital, except when absolutely necessary, will relieve overcrowded civilian hospitals . . . release their personnel for servicemen.
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