Margaret Fraser Christie

Papers relating to Christie's early nursing career:
/1 'Certificate of Registration as a Fever Nurse', 1936
/2 Character reference by William Mackay for Christie's application to study General Nursing, with copy, 1936
/3 Press cutting of Probationer Nurse Christie, with photo and quote, nd
/4 Certificate of Registration as a General Nurse', 1939
/5 Photograph of Nurse Christie with three children, nd

Margaret F Christie was educated at Morgan Academy, after which she trained at King's Cross Hospital, qualifying as a fever nurse in 1936. Christie qualified as a general nurse by 1939.

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Margaret F Christie was educated at Morgan Academy, after which she trained at King's Cross Hospital, qualifying as a fever nurse in 1936. Christie qualified as a general nurse by 1939.

Revised 2/9/2022 by JM Senior Archivist

Description compiled by Alexandria Humphries intern January 2019

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William McLoughlin, Christie's son, held the papers then gifted them to Tayside medical museum who transferred them to the Archive.

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MS 434