OK, here’s the scoop!

You are to go to the website fastweb.com.  Complete the questions to make a profile for yourself.  (This should already be completed from class the other day).  After you finish the questionnaire, you will be sent some different scholarships that apply to you.  Pick three. Two can be any type of scholarship – one needs to be a scholarship that you need to submit an essay.

Due Monday:  Your list of scholarships that you intend on applying for. The two (without the scholarship) completed.  That means that you send me proof (a screen shot or a printed copy) of something saying – YOUR APPLICATION HAS BEEN RECEIVED!  GOOD LUCK ON WINNING THIS SCHOLARSHIP!  (Or something to that effect)  It should have your name on it somewhere so that I know it is yours.  You can also give me the essay that you intend on submitting.  I want to check this first before you submit it but this essay will be due on Monday after Thanksgiving.

We have a short week next week.  WOOOO HOOO.

Have a great weekend, get some sleep and don’t forget to do something nice for someone!

To all of you,

I just got home from visiting my mom and I wanted to write to tell all of you what a wonderful surprise today was.  The flowers are in a vase in my family room and they look beautiful!  Thank you so much.  Thank you too for the snickers and kit kats (did Sara Fares have anything to do with that?), and the jewelry (so pretty!  Thank you Rachelle!).  I lit the candle in my kitchen and it smells beautiful (I love candles!) and the pretty smelling soap and lotion are wonderful!  I have the best group of students ever!  Thank you again!  You are the best!

NOW JOIN HOSA KAMAL!

Please read the blog that is common to all my students for important reminders.

Your test on the medical abbreviations column 2 page 42 is on Monday.  Please study them, know them and get an A!

Also, please study your evaluation of learning for chapter one cause THAT TEST IS COMING UP REAL FAST!

Have a wonderful weekend!

Happy weekend!

I wanted to remind you to study for the next abbreviation test that will happen on Monday.  Study page 42 column 1.  You can find the list on iLearn in chapter one, The Medical Record in the medical record folder.  Study them good enough so that you know you will get an A!

Several of you indicated that you would like to volunteer for the Health Fair on Wednesday, October 5, 2016 from 2:00 pm to 7:00 pm.  Please find attached a permission slip.  BRING IT IN ON MONDAY!  Please note that you will need to be picked up PROMPTLY at 7:00 pm from the DFT office -15250 Mercantile Drive, Dearborn.  Please do not volunteer if you do not plan on staying the entire time.  If you want to volunteer for part of a shift, find someone who will fill in for you for the other part of the time.  wellness-fair-permission-slip  Remember, this counts as participation for cord consideration.

Please read the common blog for all of my classes for important HOSA information and information on the self defense classes.

Hello Medical Assistant students!

Have a great weekend.  Please catch up on your sleep – I know that’s what I’m going to do.

A couple of reminders:

Talk with your parents about HOSA!  Explain the importance of joining and the benefits of leadership skills it will teach you!  Bring your permission slips and money in on Monday.

The second abbreviation test is on Monday.  Study the second column on page 41.  I’ll meet you upstairs in the iLearn lab on Monday.

Your test for chapter 6 will be on Wednesday, no ifs, ands, or buts.  Start studying this weekend.  There is a lot of content and you need to digest it a little at a time.

Have a great weekend!  Extra credit:  Please do something nice for someone (secretly) and email me your results.  Have fun!

Hello All!

I certainly enjoyed meeting and getting to know you this week.  I can honestly say that I have never been so excited to teach medical assisting.  Having a room full of bright 2nd year students is very motivating for me and I am really looking forward to being your teacher.

OK…enough of that.  Here’s the important information:

1.  There is an open house on Wednesday, September 14 from 6 to 7:30 pm.  We will need students here (THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO BE “ACTIVE”) to show parents around, give tours etc…  If you are willing to help us out, please email me.  Thank you in advanced.
2. You need an enrollment key to get into my iLearn class.  The enrollment key is flower.
3. Once you are enrolled in my Craig Clinical Medical Assisting class, you can scroll down to the section that is called Career Exploration.  The first item there is the medical assistant interview rubric.  (I have attached it here, as well, for your convenience).  Remember to ask the mandatory question:  DOES YOUR FACILITY ACCEPT EXTERNSHIPS? and report this in your paragraph. Right underneath the rubric is the area where you are to upload your paragraph.  REMEMBER:  the interview is of a MEDICAL ASSISTANT not any other health occupation.    This assignment is due on Friday, September 16th.  Don’t wait till the last minute.  It may take some time to get hold of a busy MA.  medical_assistant_interview_rubric
4. For those of you that want to get started with memorizing your abbreviations – look in iLearn under Chapter One – The Medical Record.  I put the folder as the first item for you to find.  Please just concentrate on the first abbreviation document there.  Remember, that test will be on Monday, September 19th.  
5. Last but not least, I’d like to wish everyone of you that celebrates  – HAPPY EID!  And for those of you who don’t – Enjoy your day off.  I know I will!