The surviving structures of the hospital include the assistant medical officers residence opposite the Black Horse Pub, Scott Clinic, former staff housing on Nutgrove Road and the site of the former main entrance driveway on Elton Head Road.
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In November 1869 he was appointed to the second of the two public health inspectorships then created by the privy council, and, on the formation of the local government board in 1871, he was made assistant medical officer.
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The officials of the institution at the time were Dr . Robert Martin Beattie, medical superintendent; Dr . William Webster, assistant medical officer; Edward Newport, head attendant; Sophia Campbell, matron; and J . D . Muir, farm manager.
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But a darker side to the " model lunatic hospital " was revealed by newspaper reports of inquests into suicides, including that of the unexplained death of Barnwood s junior assistant medical officer, Richard Bush Drury Batt, in 1886.
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Assistant medical officers training centers in Mbeya ( located near Mbeya referral Hospital ), Tanga ( located near Bombo Regional referral Hospital ) and Bugando-Mwanza ( located near Bugando referral Hospital ), Lugalo Military school in Dar es Salaam, and a new school opened in Arusha-Selian medical center.
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The term " medical assistant " may have legal status in jurisdictions where they can be certified or registered, whereas elsewhere they may be a loosely defined group ( covering related occupational titles such as medical office assistant, clinical assistant,'assistant medical officer', or ophthalmic assistant ).
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Many countries do not have PAs, but do have people that are employed to do similar types of work, such as : clinical officers in Africa; clinical associates in South Africa; assistant medical officers in Malaysia; assistant doctors in China; Health extension officers in Papua New Guinea and feldsher in countries of the former Soviet Union.
