#preadmission

[bestschoolingondiamlzsgondia]

Mount Litera Zee School Gondia is a member of the K12 Pan India chain of Mount Litera Zee Schools under the aegis of Zee Learn Limited. The Mount Litera Zee School chain has many laurels in its cap for exemplary achievements in the Education sector. MLZS has a Pan India presence and a Universal learning system where the divide of big and small cities is bridged as all the students study the same curricula at the same time and the same pace.Mount Litera Zee School – Gondia houses state of the art infrastructure with the latest technological knowhow for holistic growth of the students. Security is of paramount importance and Mount Litera Zee School Gondia practices I-Care, a program dedicated to child safety.FLIP & DCP are the Co-scholastic offerings which enable students to explore their entrepreneurship skills and enable children to be cyber smart and counteract the technological challenges. Both these offerings are continuous and chart the growth and awareness of the students

At Mount Litera Zee School, Gondia we focus on all-round development of students. Our emerging student profile (ESP) put equal emphasis on knowledge, life skills and values. MLZ Gondia goes beyond academics to ensure that we provide students sufficient opportunities for achieving the ESP.

Unique skills programme

Our students engage in music, dance,theatre and arts activities through our performing arts school programmes. These provide an opportunity to explore, engage and excel in activities of their choice.

Students may choose from a range of performing pursuits. In this, they are carefully guided by professional instructors who train our students to achieve high standards in their chosen fields.

MLZ Gondia works with the instructors to identify and set specific learning outcomes in each of the activities.

Technology enabled learning

Interactive white boards with AV content and WiFi internet enabled digital smart class rooms to provide students best of knowledge regarding technical subjects as they view them in 3D videos.

Smart class provide an interactive & visually attractive method of teaching.The audio-visual senses of students are targeted and it helps the students store the information fast and effectively.Digital Classroom club provides the best way to understand & see different objects & projects live working.

ESP-Emerging student profile

We have a vision of the child we aim to graduate and everything in our schools is designed around that vision. Emerging Student Profile (ESP) is the vision that Mount Litera Zee Schools promises. Everything we do in the school strives to achieve this profile for each child. While each child will take a different path to this profile, we run the schools with the firm belief that this profile will enable our children to be leaders of the 21st century.

The ESP comprises three essential faculties: life skills, knowledge and core values.

Litera Octave

Litera Octave is the core belief of every Zee school. It is a proprietary pedagogical model that has been honed over years of research and development. It integrates the various pillars that impact the children during their learning and development in school.

It comprises EIGHT Critical interlinked elements of school engagement with parents and child.

These are : Litera Infra, Litera Content, Litera Network, Litera Lifeskills, Litera teacher, Litera Assessment, Litera Parents and Litera Enrichment

Well Trained Teachers

Highly qualified teachers with contineous tranning programs and workshops on academic methodology.Our rigorous hiring and comprehensive training of teachers keep them abreast with the best-in-class learning methodologies. Teachers get assessed to ensure that students get the best learning environment.

Assesments,evaluations & parents

Our assessments focus on identifying what students are good at instead of whether they are good or not. MLZ Gondia assessments and parent teachers meetings take place on a continuous basis and at the child’s pace rather than through only stressful periodic exams. Assessment patterns are based on feedback from various stakeholders including parents.

Parents are a critical stakeholder in the entire learning process. We orient parents through various workshops and inculcate awareness of important parenting issues like understanding the child’s learning style, multiple intelligences, and child abuse prevention etc.

Community Connect & Social Awareness

Education is all about giving back to the society. At MLZ Gondia, we prepare our students to work towards creating a sustainable environment on an ongoing basis.

We encourage our students and parent community to support organizations that help the old, the underprivileged.Our students and parent community will participate and organize projects that aim to achieve a purpose in preserving and conserving the environment and its inhabitants.

[surya-28]

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[monster--boyfriend]

Just had my phone appointment with the preadmission nurse for the hospital. She said I get a gold star for printing out and reviewing the whole day surgery guide booklet

I'm gonna get good marks in being a medical patient. Which is both normal to want and possible to achieve :)

[spicy0pumpkin]

Hey hey have a lot of medical procedure stuff coming up + mushed together spooky. Trying to focus on good stuff well be able to focus at all cause that adhd life ha ha Tomorrow preadmission testings and December 7th a procedure. Anyone who followed for awhile knows my body is a jerk but I try to make it work. Keep up the extra cozy vibes everyone I think they’re still selling pumpkin spice K-cups and chai tea is perfect right now

[tinydestinywitch]

MyCenturaHealth

MyCenturaHealth is controlled by a company based in the United States. The company has its headquarters in Centennial, Colorado, United States. MyCenturaHealth network has many physicians, hospitals, and other healthcare facilities.

Know more about MyCenturaHealth

MyCenturaHealth is a virtual platform through which you can keep up with your health favorably. 

With MyCenturaHealth, you can access your medical records at Centura Health hospital, and that too by just entering your username and password.

On MyCenturaHealth, you can avail many other health services too and take care of yourself. All you have to do for this is log in to the official website of MyCenturaHealth. 

MyCenturaHealth was designed to be adaptable to all the latest health technologies and trends, whether they were from other vendors or their devices and mobile applications. 

The physicians at Centura try their best to provide services efficiently to all their patients and communicate with them effectively.

The official portal of MyCenturaHealth is fully combined with Centura’s EHR system. 

Through this, the patients can look at their records just as they do at their physician’s clinic.

The patients who have registered themselves at MyCenturaHealth can access the portal at any time of the day. 

The privileges on the portal are available 24/7 for all its patients. The HER service offered by MyCenturaHealth is a critical part of Centura Health’s Next Generation Electronic Medical Records (NGEMR) ambition.

With the help of the NGEMR initiative, doctors can use an integrated approach that permits them to exchange health information throughout the patient’s treatment electronically or virtually, from their preadmission to their post-discharge.

How To Get Access To The Services of MyCenturaHealth

To access these services anytime, you must register on MyCenturaHealth’s portal. It is open to everyone who wants to use it. Users can get a chance to have a look at their medical records anywhere through the digital platform of the network. 

You can follow the steps given below to create your online account on the official website of MyCenturaHealth:

Open the official website of the portal on your device to access MyCenturaHealth.

Next, just tap on “Sign Up Now” to proceed forward.

Now, you will have to do the online registration in which you will have to fill up your necessary information, such as Activation code, Social Security Number (Last four digits), and lastly, your Date of Birth.

Now, tap the “Next” button after completing all the details and following the instructions successfully.

After you have registered successfully on the portal, an email will be delivered to you from the company.

Benefits of Using MyCenturaHealth

You can discuss a selected test result also and other critical health information with your healthcare facilitator through a specific option on the portal. 

You can also get SMS messages about your account if you have chosen the service for the same. The data that is visible to you regarding the inquiries on the platform must be forwarded to your healthcare facilitator or your doctor.

MyCenturaHealth is also available in the form of a mobile application. You can use the website and the mobile application on your Android or iOS device. 

The app is similar to the website. You can check the results and also contact the providers. It also helps in scheduling your appointments and also checks the summary of your last appointment.

Being a registered user of MyCenturaHealth, you can avail a lot of opportunities and advantages, some of which are listed below:

Keep a check on your health virtually

With MyCenturaHealth, you can keep a tab on your virtual. Not only keeping a check, but you may also communicate and interact with health officials online.

Know about your health from professionals

Using MyCenturaHealth, you can take care of your health with the providers the platform would provide you.

Keep a tab on your health records securely

You may also look at your health reports and analyze your critical medical reports in a safe and secure environment.

Stay connected with the health professionals

You can get in touch with the care providers at any point in time. Along with that, you will get health reminders, and you may also request prescription refills and medical appointments regarding non-urgent health issues.

[lboogie1906]

George Marion Johnson (May 22, 1900 – August 11, 1987) was born in Albuquerque to William and Ella Johnson, he grew up in San Bernardino, California. He graduated from UC Berkeley with an AB and obtained his JD and LLD from UC Berkeley. He began his legal career in 1929 as a tax attorney and was the first African American hired as California State Assistant Tax Counsel. He returned to UC Berkeley to obtain a JSD and became one of the first African Americans in the nation to hold this advanced degree. He was recruited as a law professor at Howard University where he taught Contracts, Equity, and Personal Property courses.

During WWII, he served as acting General Counsel for the Fair Employment Practices Committee. He was named Dean of the Howard University Law School. He introduced the first tax law courses and established the Howard Law Review Journal. He assisted the NAACP legal team led by former Howard University Law School Dean Charles Hamilton Houston in writing civil rights briefs for major civil rights cases including Shelley v. Kraemer, Sweatt v. Painter, and Brown v. Board of Education.

He was appointed as a Director of the US Commission on Civil Rights. He and the Commission investigated Black voter exclusion from Louisiana elections. He helped establish the University of Nigeria in the year of its independence from Great Britain. He was named by Nigerian President Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe, its first Vice-Chancellor. The university developed its core curriculum which included Arts, Education, Engineering, Law, Science, and Social Studies.

He served as Professor of Education at Michigan State University. He authored a book on Education Law and a textbook, Michigan Education Law. He became a Professor of Law at the University of Hawaii and Director of the Preadmission program which ensured minorities succeeded in law school. He worked for one year at Michigan State University and returned to Hawaii where he worked until his retirement.

He was married to Evelyn Johnson. #africanhistory365 #africanexcellence #alphaphialpha

[irrcdeemable]

[[alright guys. So a little activity update. I’m going in for my preadmission surgery appointment here in an hour. On the 12th-13th my activity may be spotty because the 12th is my surgery day and idk if the meds after are gonna leave me able to write or if I’ll be too tired. I hope you all have an amazing day today and I’ll try to get on some things when I’m home. I may do a starter call too or prompt/meme one to get some more stuff going]]

[userlaylivia]

sorry for anyone who messages me and I don't answer for a couple days ugh I have a really cold/flu atm and it's terrible timing because I have preadmission testing friday but my surgery isn't for two weeks so I hope I feel better by then god I feel awful so I'm not ignoring anyone I promise!! <2

[shiroitokuroi]

Today I struggled on my work. Checking the email, calling insurance, approving preadmission, completing documents, and laughing with coworkers. Hahaha, after finish my work time as always i need caffeine intake 😄 forgeting i have stomachache last night. Over all, i really enjoy my day..

[newsdaliy]

PG Admission | PG: University's pre-admission test on 11, registration up to 7, result on 17

PG Admission | PG: University’s pre-admission test on 11, registration up to 7, result on 17

Nagpur. Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj Nagpur University will conduct pre-admission examination on August 11 this year for admission to 8 postgraduate departments. The registration for this has started from Monday 1st August. In this regard, the university issued a circular on Monday. Students can register till 5 pm on 7th August. Students will be able to download the admit card of the examination…

[lopojo]

#preadmission #preanesthesia #kaiser #onehourlater #phasetwo (at East Hollywood, Los Angeles) https://www.instagram.com/p/BwU4rbOFn7m/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=ja7wf5rhprjt

[mytechmag]

The utilization management services in healthcare are designed for determining whether the clinical guidelines or the medical necessity criteria are met!

[anyshapebutsquare]

I started semi looking for a per diem position because we’re trying to move, and it’d be nice to have a foot in the door somewhere closer to where we’re planning on moving. I also started looking in the chance that we don’t find a house before next winter. If we don’t find anything I’m thinking that, instead of travel nursing, I’ll just have a per diem gig, and quit my part time job, and go ski out west for basically 2 months again. (I did that before nursing school in the Subaru, but now we have the cozy van). I’d be able to work 2-4 days at the beginning of, say, February and then 2-4 days at the end of March to satisfy whatever requirements they have. Another option would be to leave my part time job next winter and just go per diem there, I just don’t know where we’ll be living at that time.

I had a phone interview for a per diem position today. I thought it was for PACU which, from what I hear, is the dream gig. You basically make sure people come out of surgery okay and as soon as they wake up you transfer them. The HR lady said she thought she’d pitch me to the manager for preadmission testing, because the manager sometimes also cross trains them for PACU, and I just wanted to be agreeable in the moment to get in there. This was all before she told me what they pay, and frankly I can make the same money (sometimes more) picking up an extra shift at my hospital, and not have to drive an hour each way. Should I continue the process? Pay is not negotiable and I feel like I could find something that pays more.

[fieryrondo]

Hi anon! I’m not sure if it’s advice I can offer you but I can tell you about my own experience applying to medical school (disclosure: I can only speak about the US medical school system so if you are thinking of applying to medical school elsewhere, I’m afraid my answer will not be particularly useful). But I’ll try my best to give as complete an answer as I can, because I think it’s an important question and because I, too, have been in your shoes before.

‘Is 30 too late in life to get into such long and demanding studies?’ Well, it depends. I can tell you that there are many many students, myself included, who didn’t go straight into medical school after undergrad (and even for students who majored in biology and/or did all of their premedical requirements for application take at least a year or two off to accumulate other life experiences like a job, or internship or traveling; it’s become somewhat fashionable to take time off; it makes for a more well rounded application and can give you time to really think about why a career change might be for you. One of my classmates is a mother of three children. Another started and sold their own business before medical school. Another was a restaurant owner. Firefighters, painters, wealth management, engineering. I worked in grant writing, health communications and volunteer management. People who are passionate about medicine come from all walks of life.

When you think about ‘too late’ I think it’s important to also consider the timeline. it’s 2020. You’re 30. Assume you’re going to apply next year in June 2021 (since it’s too late for this current cycle). Assume you are accepted and enter medical school in the summer of 2022 (the earliest you would start). 32. Medical school is four years. 36. Assuming you’re going for general practice (family medicine, pediatrics, internal medicine are 3 years). 39/40 would be the soonest when you would be a fully fledged practicing physician. If you’re interested in subspecializing, add another 4 years or so. That still leaves you with at least 20-25 years of practice. A very respectable career length. So ask yourself, would you be willing to give up close to a decade’s worth of earning years if that means 20-25 years of doing work you find fulfilling and satisfying? It’s a personal question with no one correct answer, only the one that’s honest to you matters. Accept that this soul searching is and will be an ongoing process throughout your training.

After you find your answer, it’s important to think about finances. Or in other words, is it ‘realistic’? Medical school is expensive. Even applying to medical school is expensive. It sucks but like many things in America (or any capitalist society really), career changes favor those who have the resources and means to do so. What classes do you need to take in order to prepare for the MCAT, for medical school applications? Do you have the financial means to fulfill any preadmission requirements and to apply? Do you have a good enough credit to qualify for all of the education loans you’ll need ot take out (a classmate of mine sold off their business to fund their medical education. Nice, but not everything is in that situation.) Chances are you’ll have to take out loans. Do you have a good/adequate credit score? Anything in your payment history that might prevent you from getting government loans? What GPA or scores do you need to meet to be competitive for the schools you’re applying to? Do you have the academic chops (or willpower/determination) to do what you need to do to show that you are academically prepared for the rigors of med school life? Just some things to think about.

As for your concerns about having children and settling down, that’s worth considering too. Medical students are also widely diverse in this respect. Some are married/engaged. Others are single. Others still date casually. I encourage you to talk to women physicians to get an idea of how they’ve handled that aspect of their life plans. Some find it easier to manage than others. Understand how these plans may affect your intended timeline and completion. Most reputable medical schools and residency programs are willing to accommodate family life planning. I have a classmate who took a year off for her pregnancy. She’s back again, and on track to graduate next spring. 

One thing is important. You have to be very sure. Medicine is a demanding profession, both in its training and its career lifespan. If you’re not sure medicine is for you, I encourage you to find out more. Talk to family/friends who are physicians, shadow physicians to get a flavor of what might the day-to-day look like. Volunteer at hospitals/clinics (might be challenging to do during covid era). Do as much research as you can so you are as informed if not more about medicine as an outsider to the field can be. 

And since this post is way too long, I’d like to conclude: you are not alone. It isn’t talked about as much as it should be, but non-traditional applicants for medical school are very common. And indeed, more schools are now interested in diversifying their student bodies, bringing a more diverse group of individuals with eclectic past experiences, rich and different and unique. Think about what you’re passionate about. Do you love working with patients? Or are you more interested in studying the physiological processes of the human body and how it functions? Biology can be a frustrating major in the sense that it is so broad, medicine is only one of many paths you can take. And if you have your heart set on health care, know that physicians, though certainly among the most visible of those on the frontlines of healthcare delivery, are not the end-all be-all of medicine. I’d consider physician’s assistant, nurse practitioner, pharmacist, and others if you’re interested in something similar to physician but not nearly as big of a time or money investment.

Think long and hard about your reasons for considering medicine. Why a doctor? Why now? And will I be happy? Make it a point to research the pros and cons. Medicine is a fulfilling career but it is far from perfect. Think about what would make you most happy, most satisfied. Sometimes the answer is simple. Other times it’s complex. It’s important to consider both. And if your answer is still yes after all of these considerations, hold on because it will be a long and arduous journey but worth every dogged step. I’m only starting down this path myself and I find it immensely rewarding.

Feel free to reach out to me here or private DM if you have any follow up questions. Best of luck.

[sheepwizard]

This video is wildly embarrassing but posting bc within 3 hours of making it I got an informal job offer and an invite to a preadmissions welcome/interview at one of my dream schools so this is my good luck charm now 💕

[ninamacaulay]

Hospital and Harry.. #harrypotter #hospital #preadmission #suckitcancer #fightlikeagirl