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In 1921, she graduated from the Army School of Nursing and worked for the Henry Street Visiting Nursing Service. In 1923, she became a nursing instructor and pursued further education at Teachers College and Columbia University. She obtained her master's degree in 1934 and her bachelor's degree in 1932. She had a successful career as a faculty member at Columbia University until 1948. Her journey began with a nursing diploma from the Army School of Nursing at Walter Reed Hospital in 1921. Following graduation, she dedicated two years to the Henry Street Visiting Nursing Service, which laid the groundwork for her impactful career. Anderson decided to become a nursing instructor at the North Fluff Protestant Hospital in Virginia in 1923. She pursued a degree at the Teachers College and Columbia University, realizing the need for additional education. She completed her master's degree in 1934 and her bachelor's degree in 1932. Her significant career as a faculty member at Columbia University began with the academic endeavor and lasted until 1948.