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TECH CENTER FEATURES HEALTH SCIENCE PROGRAM!

Patrice Boykin by Patrice Boykin
November 19, 2019
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TECH CENTER FEATURES HEALTH SCIENCE PROGRAM!

Simpson County Technical Center is featuring its Health Science Program. Pictured is Instructor, Brenda White, explaining to students how to follow directions during a patient assessment. Health Science provides instruction to enable students to make realistic health care career goals.  It includes classroom and hands-on experiences that provides an overview of the health care field.  Students in Health Science have the option of joining Health Organizations Students of America (HOSA), which is one of the student organizations for career and technical students enrolled in this class.  Mrs. White is also the HOSA sponsor for the Simpson County Technical Center

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Health Science Students completed a project, “Bags for the Homeless” filled with needed items for the less fortunate.

All Health Science students collected items to be donated to Blair E. Batson hospital.

Gracie Brewer assesses vision during the Health Fair!

Staff members Patty Braddock & Joe Ann Floyd get blood pressure checked by students Kady Shows & Karli Welch, Health Science students during the Health Fair.

Emily Reed checks student temperatures at the Health Fair!

Health Science students, Aniyah Jaynes (Mendenhall High), Julie Mathis (Simpson Academy) & Jalasha Turner (Mendenhall), students teach Magee Kindergarten classes the appropriate way to wash their hands during HOSA week.

Health Science students performed vision and hearing screenings at Magee Middle School for students.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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