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In page Mary Hancock McLean:

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With her father's influence and the help of a family friend, General Stevenson, McLean became an assistant physician at the St. Louis Female Hospital in 1884.[1] She became the first woman to hold an official position in the city hospitals.[2] In this position, she cared mainly for impoverished patients, especially prostitutes who suffered from venereal diseases. McLean was considered both a humanitarian and devout Presbyterian, who viewed her medical work as social reform and was as concerned with her patients' moral conditions as their physical ailments.[citation needed]