Career Paths in the Health Sciences
Save the Date! November 2, 4, 5, or 6, 2009, 10am-1pm
The School of Allied Health and Life Sciences (SAHLS) is
proud to present our FREE Fall Learn at Lunch Series. We will be offering 4
learn at lunch seminars to interested guidance counselors, IT Directors, school
nurses and any motivated teachers in K-12.
Each three-hour seminar is designed to give you new insights into careers
in health sciences to inform students and parents. Electronic resources will
be provided after the series for use in your school's career day events. A final
hour of hands-on computer training will provide tips and tricks in Microsoft
Word, PowerPoint and/or Excel.
| Online Registration by October 29th |
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Click for Online Registration to
ensure your spot.
20 seats available for each seminar. On a space available basis, you may be
able to attend more than 1 seminar. Please let us know your interests in this when completing the online registration form.
Please contact Stephanie L. Reedy at medicalinformatics@uwf.edu if
you have additional questions about the seminars or possible credentialing units.
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| Seminar Location |
Payne Building (in Medical Mall), 5149 N. 9th Avenue, Suite
255, Sacred Heart Hospital, Pensacola, FL32504
Directions: http://uwf.edu/sahls/SHH_directions.cfm
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| Registration Fee |
FREE, with a FREE Lunch!
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| Learning Objectives |
At the conclusion of the seminar, attendees will be able to:
- Describe career paths in allied health leading to great job opportunities in Northwest Florida.
- Describe cutting-edge advancements happening now in the application of computers to medicine, clinical lab sciences, public health, and/or biomedicine.
- Identify electronic resources for K-12 students, parents, teachers and guidance counselors for use during advising and/or Career Day events.
- Apply new skills in Microsoft Office to be more efficient at work.
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| Agenda |
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| 10:00-10:45am |
Introductions and Virtual Website Tour - How SAHLS is creating educational
pathways from K-12 to Health Sciences and IT related programs at UWF |
| 11:00-11:50am |
Delicious FREE lunch and guest lecture |
| 12:00-1:00pm |
Tips and Tricks of Microsoft Office - Hands-on computer training to help you become more efficient in your job! |
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| Schedule for Lunch Lectures |
| Mon, Nov 2nd |
Why Medical Informatics is an Exciting New Career! |
Dr. Robert E. Hoyt |
| Wed, Nov 4th |
Clinical Laboratory Sciences - The Technology Behind Your Lab Result (tour included!) |
Dr. Kristina J. Behan |
Thu, Nov 5th |
This session will not be held. It has been postponed.
Computers in Public Health - Tracking Diseases in Populations! |
Dr. Justice Mbizo |
| Fri, Nov 6th |
Exciting Careers in Health Science and Biomedical Technology |
Dr. Angela M. Hahn |
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| Seminar Facilitators |
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Stephanie L. Reedy, M.S. CHP CSCS
Adjunct Instructor
Academic Advisor, Medical Informatics
President, Green Wolf, Inc
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Melanie A. Sutton, Ph.D.
Co-Director, Medical Informatics Program
Associate Professor, School of Allied Health & Life Sciences
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BioSketch |
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| Lunch Guest Speakers |
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Robert Hoyt, MD, CAPT
Co-Director, Medical Informatics Program
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BioSketch |
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Kristina J. Behan, Ph.D. MT (ASCP)
Associate Professor & Program Director, Clinical Laboratory Sciences
Preprofessional Health Advisor
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BioSketch |
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Justice Mbizo, Dr.PH
Master of Public Health Advisor
Lecturer in Public Health
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BioSketch |
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Angela Maples Hahn, PhD
Advisor Health Sciences & MSA/Biomedical Pharmaceutical
Lecturer in Health Sciences and Biology
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BioSketch |
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| Sponsors for This Event |
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Many thanks to Florida's Great Northwest for providing funds for this outreach activity.
Also, thank you to the Alliance for Medical Informatics for their support.
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| Providing Feedback to Us Regarding These Programs |
The Advisory Committee to the School of Allied Health and Life Sciences
consists of
members from health-related programs at UWF and members from the regional health
care and public health communities. This committee is responsible for identifying and evaluating
educational programs designed to fill regional workforce and public health needs.
On-line surveys are employed where appropriate to gain valuable input from the
community. General comments and suggestions regarding the educational
initiatives planned by the School are welcome and appreciated and
may be communicated by
contacting us.
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