PROGRAM INTRODUCTION
UNIT 1 - EXPLORING ADVENTURES IN HEALTH CARE
The core program consists of photos and videos from previous LIVE events and hyperlinks to more specific career information, augmented with pertinent details. The accompanying video is one students perspective of the four day event.
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UNIT 2 - VIOLIN MD
Dr. Siobhan Deshauer a 5th year resident in Canada specializing in rheumatology!
Join her in her vlog in the hospital to show you what a day in the life of a doctor is really like! This is her journey through Canadian residency training. You will get to see clinics, intensive care units hand experience crazy 26-hour call shifts!
UNIT 3 - ERADICATION OF A DISEASE - CASE STUDY
The third unit is a video series on a timely subject - "Global Eradication of a Disease", but not COVID19 !!
Learn how past pandemics have been handled.
DOING SCIENCE
When every you see this fellow, its time for a break from reading and watching videos. It is about
- lab experiments
- anatomy primer
- medical case studies
DOING SCIENCE LAB EXPERIMENTS 101
Time to get out the brain, strap on a bib and a pair of safety glasses. You will go hunting for a microbe that has survived outer space, to trapping DNA.
Originally designed during lockdown from school in the spring of 2020 when no one had access to school labs, it is based on using kitchen stuff. Of course times have changed a bit. The only caveat to that is the need for a powerful magnifying app, that now could be replaced with using a school microscope. That would mean asking for permission.
DOING SCIENCE ANATOMY 101
New in 2022, this is a basic primer. Anatomy is the study and science of the structure of an organism and its parts.
This is probably your first dive into the physiology of the human body. It is a chance to learn a bit about some of our major organs that make us tick.
DOING SCIENCE CASE STUDIES 101
Time to put on your thinking cap and get out your research tools. ....not nust Google! Think bigger.
You will become a physician for a day, interviewing a patient who has come into your office feeling sick. Your job is to review their symptoms, identify their illness and prescribe a course of action to bring them back to good health.
A ROTARY PROGRAM FOR TODAYS YOUTH AND TOMORROWS COMMUNITY