Great Job Today Med Occs!
- The classroom managers did a great job!
- The Bulletin Boards look AMAZING!
- Keep up the good work!
CLASSROOM MANAGERS
Click HERE for your CLASSROOM MANAGER GRADING RUBRIC
Please print off and keep in your binder, you will need at least three copies.
Community Service
Med Occs requires you to complete 20 hours of community service in an approved Med occ area! You must get my approval before volunteering! Click HERE for the volunteer document! You will need to keep it in your classroom binder. I don't care where. Just do not lose it!
Homework
- Are you the manager tomorrow? Be Prepared! Anticipate Your Needs!
- Please watch THIS video. Thoughts? Take notes and write down EIGHT bullet points that you want to share and discuss with the class tomorrow.
- Group assignments should be finished by Wednesday to be ready to present Thursday and Friday.
Job Opportunity...
*if you apply let Buckley know ahead of time*
UC DAVIS CONFERENCE
*if you apply let Buckley know ahead of time*
Our optometric practice is currently seeking a candidate whose work will encompass daily tasks around the office. The ideal candidate has excellent customer service skills. We are specifically looking for someone who is reliable, punctual, organized and eager to learn.
We are looking for a commitment of 12-20 hours per week as well as working one to two Saturdays per month.
Duties
- Filing
- Telephone
- Answering phone
- Calling patients
- Cleaning
- Dusting
- Sweeping
- Displays
- Exam room
- Computer work
- Making appointments
- Getting insurance authorizations
- Handling merchandise
- Checking in new product
- Pricing and processing inventory
To apply, please email your resume to hpopto@sbcglobal.net
UC DAVIS CONFERENCE
Open to ALL! Only $95 (includes meals, hotel and transportation from UC Berkeley!) Registration deadline is October 4th! (but it usually sells out)
Over the past thirteen years, the Pre-Medical and Pre-Health Conference has grown from a local community-college event, attended by 231 students in 2003, to a national venue, hosting some 8,823 attendees at the University of California, Davis in 2014. The conference not only maintains its reputation for being the largest pre-medical and pre-health professions gathering at an undergraduate institution, but also stands as the only two-day event of its kind, supporting URM students (underrepresented in medicine, as defined by the AAMC), interested in a career in medicine.
The 2015 Event Poster is Now Available to View. It Summarizes the Event, Keynotes, Workshops, and More. Check it Out!
The unique character of the conference stems from the fact that it is entirely planned, staffed, coordinated, and funded by pre-medical and pre-health professions students keenly aware of the challenges facing their peers, who aspire to become health professionals.
The two-day event hosts an excellent selection of keynote speakers, Dean’s Panels, and 350 workshops covering a wide variety of health professional topics. Additional full day programs are run which focus on medicine, pharmacy, nursing, veterinary medicine, physician assistant, physical and occupational therapy, PhD graduate studies, optometry and public health.
Some key elements of the conference are the Pre-Health Professions Fair and the Dean’s Panels. During the fair, attendees are provided with an unparalleled opportunity to interact with school administrators from nearly all US medical schools and a wide variety of other Pre-Health Professional schools. During the course of an Admission’s Panel, Deans discuss their respective institutions – including admission requirements and qualities desired in prospective students – and take part in a moderated Q and A session. After this, attendees are given the opportunity to select from 350 workshops. Each session is an opportunity for attendees to explore the medical school/health professional school admissions process such as crafting one’s personal statement, your specific school curriculum, summer programs, financial aid, study skills, the MCAT, NET, PCAT, DAT, GRE, career options, time management, and others. Many of the workshops are led by Deans of Admissions from the country’s premier schools, leading experts, and faculty researchers.
