"following her work in Soochow, 'r, Wang went to America and at-suded. the University of Chicago, base wie tecelved hew B. he went to Johns Hopkins for medical training, ar record of competence has been vit behind her in that institution hich is not likely to be paralleled ar some time, At both the institu-ons which she attended, Dr. Wang as awarded the highest scholastic onotirs possible to acquire, and at ohn Hopkins she was offered an aternship in the hospital attached the college. She was the first hinese woman to receive such an offer, and following close upon this distinction, came the additional one of being voted the moat competent. intern of that year. Some of her, technical training included, also, work in the chemical laboratory in the Michael Reese Clinic, Chicago, and internships in the Boston Floating Hospital, and the Bellevue Hos-Pita, New York, ie returned to China in August, 1926, but before leaving the States she made the acquaintance of one of the foreign doctors attached to the Margaret Williamson Hospital, here, and a post in the local intution was offered and accepted.
'So outstanding has her work been here, that Dr. Wang was asked, not Tong' ago, to become superintendent of the hospital, so that her present' work is executive as well as tochnic-
Besides, she is head of the De partment of Gynecology of the hospital, and president of the Medical' School of the Women's Christian Medical College, which is the name of the medical training school attacked to the hospital, where there is also a nurses' train: ing school. ritory, it was largely through the methods of Dr. Wang that the work continued and that the hospital was kept running despite the great odds against it.
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