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Hanna, Margaret Jean (1902 - 2000)

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Nurse
Born: 1 October 1902  Walwa, Victoria, Australia.  Died: 27 December 2000  Australia.
Margaret Jean (Jean) Hanna served in Palestine, Egypt, Syria, Colombo, Borneo and Queensland with the Australian Army Nursing Service during World War II. She was Lady Superintendent of the Alfred Hospital, Melbourne, 1952-1962.

Career Highlights

Chronology
1931Completed general and midwifery training
1931 - 1936Theatre Sister at the Alfred Hospital, Melbourne
1936 - 1937Spent eighteen months in England
1937 - 1939Theatre Sister at the Alfred Hospital, Melbourne
1940 - 1941Sister-in-charge of the 2/1 Casualty Clearing Station of the Australian Army Nursing Service
1941 - 1945Matron with the Australian Army Nursing Service at the 2/4th Australian General Hospital
1945Royal Red Cross (RRC) received
1945 - c. 1946Matron of the Darley Military Hospital, Victoria
c. 1946Matron of the Northfield Military Hospital, Adelaide
1946 - 1952Deputy Lady Superintendent and Matron at the Alfred Hospital, Melbourne
1949Fellow of the College of Nursing, Australia
1952 - 1962Lady Superintendent and Director of Nurse training at the Alfred Hospital, Melbourne
1962 - 1974Sister-in-charge of the Children's Health Bureau for Anzac House
1974Retired

 

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