Gorman Building
The Gorman Building contains the Gorman Auditorium, which seats 250. Each seat is equipped with a jack and stethaphone for examination of the patient during clinical conferences. Each student and faculty member can use the "palpator," a device invented at Georgetown for transmitting to a large audience the impulses felt by the hand on the chest wall or palpable blood vessels of the patient being examined on the stage. The Gorman Building also houses the outpatient laboratory and radiology services.