DUTIES
OF THE
CHIEF MATRON OF LAUNDRY DEPARTMENT. (
I. She will superintend the washing, ironing and
mending of all clothing of patients and attendants
in Hospital.
II. She will have charge of all bedding and clothing
requiring washing, and will neither deliver them
to, nor receive them from any person except those
authorized.
III. She will call on the Ward Matrons for assistance in
mending clothing, will issue to them when requir¬
ed, clean bedding, &c., in lieu of the dirty clothing
delivered for wash. In all other cases receipts
will be given for what is delivered, and she will
be held responsible for the proper return of the
articles specified.
IV. She will see by repeated personal inspection that
the Ward Masters and Matrons discharge their
duties in keeping the bedding, &c., properly clean,
and that they are abundantly and promptly sup¬
plied with everything requisite therefor.
V. She will report any negligence or misconduct 011
part of any employees or others in her department.
VI. She will be required to keep a neat record of all
Hospital property in her charge, and make once
each week a report of the same, stating loss either
by negligence, accident or otherwise, if any shall
occur.
VII. She is entitled to one Assistant Matron.
VIII. She will have charge of the Bath House, and see
that it is kept clean and in proper condition to
furnish patients with warm or cold baths as order¬
ed by Medical Officers. A ticket from the Ward
Master of the Medical Officer shall be presented
by the patient.
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Burke, Boykin <fc Co., Printers, Macon, Ga.