Scope and Contents From the Series: Series 3 consists of Gold’s files pertaining to his tenure at Cornell University Medical College and New York Hospital. As both a Cornell University and Cornell University Medical College alumnus and an employee of the institution, the Cornell files in this series reflect both roles. The bulk of the series, though, emphasizes Gold’s professional career and the complementary work in which he engaged between both the medical college and hospital. Files within this series include college and...

Scope and Contents From the Series: Series 3 consists of Gold’s files pertaining to his tenure at Cornell University Medical College and New York Hospital. As both a Cornell University and Cornell University Medical College alumnus and an employee of the institution, the Cornell files in this series reflect both roles. The bulk of the series, though, emphasizes Gold’s professional career and the complementary work in which he engaged between both the medical college and hospital. Files within this series include college and...

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Gold joined the staff of the Hospital for Joint Diseases (HJD) in 1931 and remained an employee for over three decades. This series consists of the materials he accumulated while an HJD physician. The bulk of the files document Gold’s administration of the hospital’s cardiac clinic, the cardiology conferences sponsored by the hospital, and the Medical Advisory Board he chaired.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Gold joined the staff of the Hospital for Joint Diseases (HJD) in 1931 and remained an employee for over three decades. This series consists of the materials he accumulated while an HJD physician. The bulk of the files document Gold’s administration of the hospital’s cardiac clinic, the cardiology conferences sponsored by the hospital, and the Medical Advisory Board he chaired.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Gold joined the staff of the Hospital for Joint Diseases (HJD) in 1931 and remained an employee for over three decades. This series consists of the materials he accumulated while an HJD physician. The bulk of the files document Gold’s administration of the hospital’s cardiac clinic, the cardiology conferences sponsored by the hospital, and the Medical Advisory Board he chaired.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Gold joined the staff of the Hospital for Joint Diseases (HJD) in 1931 and remained an employee for over three decades. This series consists of the materials he accumulated while an HJD physician. The bulk of the files document Gold’s administration of the hospital’s cardiac clinic, the cardiology conferences sponsored by the hospital, and the Medical Advisory Board he chaired.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Gold joined the staff of the Hospital for Joint Diseases (HJD) in 1931 and remained an employee for over three decades. This series consists of the materials he accumulated while an HJD physician. The bulk of the files document Gold’s administration of the hospital’s cardiac clinic, the cardiology conferences sponsored by the hospital, and the Medical Advisory Board he chaired.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Gold joined the staff of the Hospital for Joint Diseases (HJD) in 1931 and remained an employee for over three decades. This series consists of the materials he accumulated while an HJD physician. The bulk of the files document Gold’s administration of the hospital’s cardiac clinic, the cardiology conferences sponsored by the hospital, and the Medical Advisory Board he chaired.

Scope and Contents From the Series: Series 3 consists of Gold’s files pertaining to his tenure at Cornell University Medical College and New York Hospital. As both a Cornell University and Cornell University Medical College alumnus and an employee of the institution, the Cornell files in this series reflect both roles. The bulk of the series, though, emphasizes Gold’s professional career and the complementary work in which he engaged between both the medical college and hospital. Files within this series include college and...

Scope and Contents From the Series: Series 3 consists of Gold’s files pertaining to his tenure at Cornell University Medical College and New York Hospital. As both a Cornell University and Cornell University Medical College alumnus and an employee of the institution, the Cornell files in this series reflect both roles. The bulk of the series, though, emphasizes Gold’s professional career and the complementary work in which he engaged between both the medical college and hospital. Files within this series include college and...