
So, one of the great things about MEPN is the community rotation. Today I learned that as a part of my placement I will not
only be doing immunizations for the flu season, but also in-home
prenatal Hep B screening, communicable disease education and screening, and we will
all participate in a countywide bio-terrorism drill where we will perform "drive-by" immunizations of thousands of police officers and fire fighters. (And we have to be
deputized to do this.
Yes!) We also have the opportunity to volunteer for free
tattoo removal and/or
perinatal education for low-income families. As a part of our concurrent L&D rotation, we have 12 hours on the floor, and the option to volunteer in the
NICU or at the
Women's Option Center. That, and a pretty laid back academic quarter, makes us all happy.
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