Anyone who cares about the Mütter needs to speak up now, as the administration is actively in the process of dismantling it. The educational opportunities that the Mütter provides are invaluable, and already rapidly disappearing. If you’d like to see the collection preserved and available to the public, SPEAK UP NOW.
I'm so thankful that someone at the pharmacy recognized the value of this information. How many similar troves are still out there and how many ended up in the landfill?
how do I get hired to be one of the humans transcribing the handwritten prescriptions? I read medical records for a living as a coder, but using my working knowledge to decipher these antique prescriptions would be deeply satisfying.
Any of your local art museums, medical historical archives, and historical museums may have openings. However, they usually require a librarian or archival degree.
@@Metonymy1979 well, going back to school for a degree in library. Science is not really in the cards for me. I just wanna volunteer my time to help somebody who does have that degree.
Anyone who cares about the Mütter needs to speak up now, as the administration is actively in the process of dismantling it.
The educational opportunities that the Mütter provides are invaluable, and already rapidly disappearing.
If you’d like to see the collection preserved and available to the public, SPEAK UP NOW.
Are you serious? Losing the Mutter would be horrible.
Okay, but speak up where? Is there a link or an email?
Loved the Mutter as a kid...part of why I went into medicine. As a pharmacist from before electronic prescription days...those are great to see.
I'm so thankful that someone at the pharmacy recognized the value of this information. How many similar troves are still out there and how many ended up in the landfill?
how do I get hired to be one of the humans transcribing the handwritten prescriptions? I read medical records for a living as a coder, but using my working knowledge to decipher these antique prescriptions would be deeply satisfying.
Any of your local art museums, medical historical archives, and historical museums may have openings. However, they usually require a librarian or archival degree.
@@Metonymy1979 well, going back to school for a degree in library. Science is not really in the cards for me. I just wanna volunteer my time to help somebody who does have that degree.
This is so cool!
That's amazing Ms Anna 🌹❤️🔥🕯️🪔
You get paid for this? Who’s money? What part of government? St.Paul,Minnesota.