April 2021
Cover letters and Resume Workshop
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ABOUT
Medical Club
Medical Club is open to everyone who is interested in and/or want to expose themselves to the medical field.
The club focuses on providing hands-on opportunities in a variety of fields, from medicine to public health.
To do this, the club provides hospital shadowing opportunities, information sessions, medical training, fundraisers, and workshops.
TIME LINE
May 2021
Internship and Research Opportunities Information Session & Healthcare Inequity Information Session
November 2021
Keynote Speaker: Dr. Leslie Davidson & Medspa Shadowing
January 2022
Doctors Without Borders Fundraiser
February 2022
First Aid/CPR Certification & Vaccination Campaign
Upcoming Events
- Fundraiser for Save The Children
- Mock inspire
- Stem peer buddy
- Stem council
- Dr. Siegel's talk about structural racism
ACTIVITIES
- ALL
- 2021
- 2022
Cover letters and Resume Workshop
April 2021
Doctors Without Borders Fundraiser
January 2022
The Medical Club donated over $350 dollars to Doctors Without Borders , an international and non-governmental humanitarian organization that provides healthcare to conflict zones. The organization was chosen by club members, who research and organized multiple medical-based organizations. To fundraise money for this initiative, Medical Club hosted a bake sale at Concord Academy, selling a variety of baked novelties made by club members.
First Aid/CPR Certification
February 2022
Over the course of two weeks, Medical Club certified almost 50 students and faculty members. We used the Red Cross Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED course. The first portion of the course was on the Red Cross website. There, students and faculty learned the basic procedures for accident evaluation and response, including how to perform CPR, use an AED. In addition, they learned how to provide consented care for different situations, such as strokes, seizures, choking, burns, and severe external bleeding. In the in-person portion of the course, students and faculty applied the skills they learned online. The in-person portion was taught by Steve Cornell, the Chief Executive Officer at SNOWVOTE CPR.