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Join us for an opportunity to inspire the community's youth! Medical students will talk to kids, from elementary to high school age, about a career in medicine and guide them through hands-on activities such as ultrasound, suturing a banana, and the importance of CPR.
Please dress the part with scrubs, whitecoat, scrub cap, stethoscope, etc.
If you have any questions, please reach out to Andrew (MESH or general issues), Maggie (PSIG), or Peter (Bystander)!
huynhap@odu.edu
Dress to the max with all things medicine the kids love it all.
Shifts (6)
| Shift | Start Time | End Time | Description | Registrants Needed | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PSIG: Suturing (AM) | 9:45am (ET) | 12:00pm (ET) | Morning shift: set-up and teach kids how to suture a banana. | 3/3 | Over |
| MESH: Ultrasound (AM) | 9:45am (ET) | 12:00pm (ET) | Morning shift: set-up and teach kids how to ultrasound. | 3/3 | Over |
| Bystander Ready: CPR and Biometrics (AM) | 9:45am (ET) | 12:00pm (ET) | Morning shift: set-up and teach kids and families CPR, basic BP, and pulse ox. | 3/4 | Over |
| PSIG: Suturing (PM) | 12:00pm (ET) | 2:15pm (ET) | Afternoon shift: teach kids how to suture a banana and clean-up. | 2/3 | Over |
| MESH: Ultrasound (PM) | 12:00pm (ET) | 2:15pm (ET) | Afternoon shift: teach kids how to ultrasound and clean-up. | 3/3 | Over |
| Bystander Ready: CPR and Biometrics (PM) | 12:00pm (ET) | 2:15pm (ET) | Afternoon shift: teach kids and families CPR, basic BP, and pulse ox and clean-up. NO PRIOR TRAINING NECESSARY. The CPR is primarily at a "demonstration level". | 2/4 | Over |
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