Background
Schooten, Sarah Schilling was born on October 1, 1894 in Rangoon, Burma. Daughter of Gerhard John and Elizabeth (Bulletin) Schilling: Bachelor of Science, Wayne University, 1924. M., 1925, Doctor of Medicine 1926.
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Sarah Schilling Schooten
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Education
Elizabeth (Mistress John F. Lewan). Nurse, American Red Cross, France, 1914-1916. Teacher Santiago (Chile) College, 1917-1919.
Intern, resident in pediatrics Providince Hospital, Detroit, 1925-1928, attending pediatrics, 1929-1974.
Private practice, Detroit, 1930-1974. Attending in pediatrics Chrittenden Hospital, 1939-1974, Highland Park (Michigan) General Hospital, 1962-1974.
Chief pediatrics Booth Memorial Hospital, 1930-1958, Woodward General Hospital, 1955-1974. Pediatrician Edwin Denby Home for Children, 1930-1974, Sadie Sacksider Home for Underpriviledged Children, 1940-1960, Sarah Fisher Home for Children, 1926-1974.
Diagnostician Detroit Department Health, 1940-1957.
Career
Chief pediatrics Booth Memorial
Achievements
Membership
Member Brother’s Brother Foundation, 1970. Trustee Fund for Crippling Diseases. Member of advisory board Sarah Fisher Children’s Home, West. Doctorate. Fryfogle Research Foundation, Salvation Army Children’s Home.
Member Highland Park Board Commerce, Michigan Association Professions (charter), American Medical Association, Michigan, Wayne County, Blackwell Women's medical societies, American Medical Women's Association, Pan.-American Medical Women's Alliance, Detroit Pediatric Society (citation for service to children world 1972), Rosedale Park Women's Association, Founder Society of Detroit Institute of Arts, Nu Sigma Phi.
Club: Woman’s City.
Connections
Married Cornelius J. Schooten, June 16, 1916.
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Died
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Resting place
Interred Woodlawn Cemetery Mausoleum. -
Political Party
Republican
Awards
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Recipient Wayne State University Alumni award, 1962. Founders award Salvation Army, 1967. Commended by Michigan State Medical Society, 1970.tempSpaceNamed Headliner Woman of Wayne State University, 1970.Recipient Wayne State University Alumni award, 1962. Founders award Salvation Army, 1967. Commended by Michigan State Medical Society, 1970.tempSpaceNamed Headliner Woman of Wayne State University, 1970.