http://exhibits.library.stonybrook.edu/mfp/files/original/f6cf01a960b974edcec7319b607cc450.pdf 3e9496b45da93887b8c4b201c24d8197 PDF Text Text September 14. 1964 Dr. N. Zenoutnikov c/o Rotisset Hospital horisset New South Wales Australia Dear Dr. Zenousnikov: In evaluating your letter of August 25, I find that the second page of your statutory daolaration'is missing; It is difficult, therefore. to make s satisfactory evaluation of your experience with relation to the various opportunities both at this institute and in other institutions of the Division of Mental Diseases of the State of Missouri. As tentative showers to your specific questions, subject to re- view when that I hero seen the second page of your record. it appears requirements of an applicant for residency. The State of Missouri does not have a Diploma of Psychological Modicine since this certificate is unknown in the United States. The equivalent is a certificate from the American Modical Association Specialty Board, the American Board of Psychiatry 'and Rourology. qualification in psychiatry from that board requires three years of accredited residency training and two years of prsc~ tics in psychiatry. Both the three years of accredited training and tho two years of practice are available within the Missouri Institute of Psychiatry program. you satisfy the age and SCENE Hith regard to candidates who alaesdy hold the D.P.H., they tend to fall into two groups. Those who wish to qualify for a board certifioation in the United Statos find that the D.P.M. has no standing be~ tors the American board and era requirod_to tsko a full three year residency and two years of practice. On the other hand, many institutions within the United States and a number within the Division of Mental Diseases of the State of Miosouri will accept a D.P.M. as a qualification for s gsychistrist ll position. This position permits the candidate to assume responsibility for clinical programs within one of the institutions and further training is not required. Modical licensure within the State of Missouri is at two levels. For are not citizens, and who are appointed to an institut~ ion of the Division of Montal Diseases, temporary license can be individuals who �Dr. N. Zomouznikov 9~lé~64 Page Too scoured upon application by the candidate and approval by the Dirootor of the Division of Montol Diseases. Snob licenauro is usually limited to a period of five years, at the and of which time most oandidotoo have quolitiod for Amorioan citizenship. that time, they booomo eligible for the examinations of the Stoto of Hioooori and upon satisfactory completion of that oxamina~ tion can toooivu an unqualified license to praotioe within the At state 0 interested in participating in tho programs of stillMbntal of Diseases. either as a resident or as a staff Division the number, I ohnll be pleased to receive a copy of your sooond page, a small photograph, and the names oi two toferoeo to whom I may write for further information. If you are Thonk you vary much for your inquiry. Sincerely yours, Max Mlljb Fink, M. D. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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