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                  <text>December 27, 1963

Dr. Shanti Sheth
M Park Crescent
Enugu

East Nigeria
Dear 1r. Sheth:

Institute of
for your inquiry. The Missouri
Division
of Mental
Psychiatry is the research and training center of the
It was
Diseases of Missouri, located at the St. louis State Hospital.
facilities
1962 with laboratOry and clinical
establist in October,
At
the
present time, of 150 beds, we are utilizing 70 for
for research.
research purposes. Laboratories are established in pharmacology,,
Thank you very much

-,

as well as a computer center
psycl’nlow, and electmencephalog‘aphy,
psychiatric
for both statistical and EEG analyses. There is a specialized
Animal facilities

research library as a comment part of the Institute.
are now being built.
psychiatric
In addition, there is a fully qualified trace-year
training
and
special
a
Institute,
the
at
residency training program
Both
in the research
established.
being
is
proper: in clinical psycholow
with
affiliated
the Institute is
pregame and in the training programs,
Medicine.
of
School
the Department of Psychiatry of Washington University
At the present tine, there are a number of research programs in
as a therapy for mania; the use of
progress. These include Lithiun
Yohimbine as a precipitant of anxiety and the development of anti-anxiety
factors in the treatment
agents; relation of EEG patterns and organic
analysis of the electroencephalogram;
of therapy resistant psychotics; computer
and the
the effects of drug withdrawal on behavior in the chronically ill;
treatmm: of psychotics by marse relationship therapy.
the
In reply to your specific qmstions, I should like to state
within
sale
or for
following. Accommodations am available for rental
have
provided new
we
When
available,
ten minutes of the Institute.
appointees fmn overseas with temporary accoumdatims at the hospital.
‘

�Dr. Shanti Sheth

Page Tm

December 27, 1963

Transportation costs to America can not be paid directly. In rare instances,
the Institute has been able to advance a portion of the salary. In general,
has been the established policy of the Institute to provide a salmy
it
higher by $1,000 than the established rate in lieu of a direct payment of
trmsportation. This has the advantage for candidates who remain with
the Institute of providing a higher base salary in subsequent years.

for
pmpmicipate
scientist.

exist. One, in the Institute
in the research program mder the
direction of a principal
In this, the major responsibility
is for the care of a block of psychiatric patients, providing historical
data, visiting relatives, psyclothempy, 239' - all of which are a necessary
basis for good psychiatric research.
There are two

itself

where appointees

which openings

at the St. Louis State Hospital. In these, there
are research programs in remtivation therapy, you}: therapies, and a
variety of evaluations of treatment methods (such as home care for the
aged) which require the supervision of a competent psychiatrist. Toese
programs are under the direction of the Superintendent of the Hospital,
Dr. Ray Krmles. All appointees to the Institute, as‘well as those
appointed to the hospital, participate in the training program for
psychiatric residents and nurses. We are now establishing a program
for the training of clinical psychologists and to the extent that various
appointees have qualifications that are suitable, they say participate
in this progrmn, as well.
Other positions are

I

an enclosing

interests you, I

a description of the Institute. If this opportmity
appreciate a copy of your auricultm vita listing

would

chronologically your educational and professional experience. In
addition, a mall photograph and the name of at least tm referees
to whom we may write, would be most vmlpful.
Sincerely yours ,
Max

:aw

ens.

Fink,

Director

M.

D.

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