http://exhibits.library.stonybrook.edu/mfp/files/original/bf1511d78c4533f26134a46f7c3befa0.pdf 3004d37962801d6c3d2a4458b64a940c PDF Text Text February 4, 1964 R. L. H. Minchin, M.D. Ngawhatu Hospital Nelson, New Zealand Dear Dr. Minchin: I was pleased to receive your letter, and should like to have the opportunity to meet you on your to the States. In general, the visitors to this find it easy to stop over in St. Louis, since it located with.exce11ent air facilities. very much next trip country is centrally is of interest to us. There are opportunities in the Institute for medical studies in our populations, and we Your record launching a program in evaluating home care, general medical support, and special psychotherapeutic drugs in aged are now subjects. The Missouri Institute of Psychiatry is the research and training center of the Division of Mental Diseases of Missouri. It was established in October, 1962, with laboratory and clinical facilities for research. At the present time, of 150 beds, we for research purposes. Laboratories are establish— in pharmacology, psychology, and electroencephalography, as well as a computer center for both statistical and EEG analyses. There is a specialized psychiatric research library as a component part of the Institute. Animal facilities are now being built. are utilising ed 70 In addition, there is a fully qualified three~year psychiatric residency training program at the Institute, and a special training program in clinical psychology is being established. Both in the research programs and in the training programs, the Institute is affiliated with the Department of Psychiatry of Washington University School of Medicine. number of research programs in Lithium as a therapy for mania; the use progress. These include of Yohimbine as a precipitant of anxiety and the development of anti—anxiety agents; relation of EEG patterns and organic factors in the treatment of therapy resistant psychotics; computer analysis of the electroencephalogram; the effects of drug withdrawal on behavior in the chronically ill; and the treatment of psychotics At the present time, by nurse there are a relationship therapy. �R. L. H. Hinchin February 4, 1964 ?agc Two are svsilable for rental or for sale within ten Institute. It is our custom to provide temporary accommodations at the Institution for scientists appointed from ovet‘aa' Accomodetions minutes of the 0 Appointments are made at salary levels commensurate with eXperience, with a minimum salary being $12,000 per annun. In addition to research experience, satisfactory completion of the DPM is in the determination of salary. Satisfactory com— ECFMG of the examination with either a temporary or permanpletion ent certificate is prerequisite to appointment.. weighed heavily If this opportunity interests you, I would appreciate a copy of your curriculum vita listing chronologically your education and professional experience. In addition, a small photograph and the names of at least two references to whom we may write would be most helpful. I look forward to the Opportunity of having you cuss this further. visit Sincerely yours, Fink, Director Max MFIjb M.D. us to dis- � 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/. Title A name given to the resource Correspondence Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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