Oral history interview with Charles M. Swindler, M.D. by Kathryn Burnside and Kathryn MacKay

Oral history interview by Kathryn Burnside and Kathryn MacKay with Charles M. Swindler, M.D. Topics include: A little personal background, including growing up in Pennsylvania near Pittsburgh where his father worked as a company doctor for Carnegie Steel, Losing his father at a young age, Receiving medical training at the School of Medicine at the University of Pittsburgh, Graduate work at the University of Michigan, Specialty work in Orthopedic Surgery at the Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center in New York, Being recruited to come to Ogden and work at St. Benedict's, Working with the Nuns, Commitment to personal care that a religious Hospital exemplifies, Getting involved in the training of nurses, Developing hardware and mechanical devices for orthopedics, Making a contribution, Having a satisfying career, Changes in nurse training, A strong work ethic, Christmas parties, Doctor's dinners, and Selecting the shoes the nurses wore to prevent foot problems.