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The formal Japanese name of The Jikei University School
of Medicine is Gakko Hojin Jikei Daigaku Tokyo Jikeikai Ika Daigaku. Although
the university was called Zaidan Hojin Tokyo Jikeikai Ika Daigaku until the end
of the Second World War, it was incorporated in its present form in 1951. The
university administers the faculty of medicine, the graduate school for medical
research, the three training schools for nurses, and the four attached hospitals.
The faculty of medicine has two schools: the school of medicine and the school
of nursing. All our institutions are engaged in education, research, and clinical
service.
As of April 2002, The Jikei University employed 2,151 members on its teaching
and research staff.
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School of Medicine |
School of Nursing |
| Kokuryo |
Nishi-Shimbashi |
Emeritus
Professors |
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30 |
Hon.Dean 1 |
| Professors |
5 |
77 |
6 |
| Guest Professors |
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77 |
1 |
Associate
Professors |
4 |
165 |
4 |
| Lecturers |
3 |
340 |
4 |
| Assistants |
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1,057 |
11 |
| Research Fellows |
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34 |
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| Clinical Fellows |
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332 |
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In addition are 4,157 other personnel, including nurses, clerks, and technicians.
The Jikei University has 1,545 students, including 644 in the school of
medicine, 125 in the school of nursing, 81 in the medical graduate school, and
695 in the training schools for nurses.
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