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Saddleback Soccer

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California Community Colleges: Celebrating Rising Scholars Milestones and Achievements

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Saddleback College

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Who Would Fight The Bigots?

I generally steer clear of religious topics.  I am a non-religious person and I realize that I am in the minority here.  I respect my friends’ beliefs, their religious choices, but I do not share them for a number of reasons.  I am a realist who, since around the age of three, needs to see to believe.  That said, having been raised in a Jewish/Catholic household, I know a little about both…

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what was your "normal" church

bounced around a lot, mostly protestant denominations. my grandpa was a pastor, my mom was a worship leader in her early twenties & a missionary, & my dad was a part of the huge 70s revival movement (he was directly involved in keith green’s last days ministry) & was also a missionary for many years before they married. so i grew up & was baptized in the baptist church, then almost became catholic, then afterwards, went on to a branch called “calvary chapel” (which was founded in california so i went to a handful of those around where i lived) for a while.

after all that, i went to probably the most extremest one from middle school thru high school. it was a old fashioned pentecostal mega church (the kind where they encourage you to “speak in tongues,” & give all your money “to god” i.e. back in their pockets, etc). was on the youth worship team by time i was fifteen & indoctrinated to stay abstinent & told gay people were going to hell. i actively took part in some sermons that taught those exact messages.

but after my sister became a teen mom, it broke my faith in the church as an institution. my family tried to take us to another mega church called “saddleback” but after that point, it was useless. i only tried one more time during college to get back in but thankfully, circumstances led me to the right people & i came out as bisexual instead.

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Mastering Phlebotomy in Loma Linda: Your Essential Guide to Training and Careers

Mastering Phlebotomy in Loma Linda: Your Essential Guide to Training and Careers

Embarking on ‍a career in phlebotomy can be ‌a rewarding​ path for⁤ those interested in ‌the healthcare ‌field. In Loma Linda, ⁢a hub for​ medical⁤ innovation and education,‌ aspiring phlebotomists have access to ​numerous training⁢ programs and career ​opportunities. This comprehensive guide will ⁤help you navigate your way through phlebotomy ‍training, essential skills, career ⁣prospects, and tips ‌for success.

Understanding Phlebotomy

Phlebotomy involves the ‍practice of drawing blood from patients for ⁤various medical purposes, including diagnostics, transfusions, and research. A certified ⁤phlebotomist plays a ‌crucial role in the healthcare system,‍ ensuring that ⁣blood samples are collected safely ⁣and⁢ efficiently.

Why Choose Phlebotomy as a Career in Loma⁣ Linda?

Strong Job Demand: The healthcare industry in Loma Linda is booming, leading to a high demand for skilled phlebotomists.

Short Training Period: Unlike many medical professions, phlebotomy training can often be completed in a matter of months, allowing for⁤ quicker entry ​into‍ the job market.

Flexible‌ Work Opportunities: Phlebotomists ⁤can ⁤work⁢ in various settings, including⁣ hospitals, clinics, and laboratories, offering diverse job environments.

Training Programs ⁤for Phlebotomy in Loma Linda

Loma Linda offers a variety of phlebotomy​ training programs, which typically include both classroom instruction ​and hands-on experience. Here are ‌some ⁢top programs to‌ consider:

Training Institution

Program Duration

Certification Offered

Loma Linda University

4 months

National Certification

Saddleback College

6 months

California State Certification

Everest College

5 months

National Certification

Essential Skills for Phlebotomists

Successful phlebotomists possess a combination ‌of technical and soft skills. Here are key skills to master:

Technical Skills: Proficiency in venipuncture techniques, ‌specimen handling, and using phlebotomy equipment.

Communication Skills: ⁤Ability to interact effectively ⁣with patients ⁢and provide clear instructions.

Attention to Detail: Precision in sample collection and accurate record-keeping⁢ are crucial.

Emotional Resilience: Comfort in handling ‍patients with various emotional ​states, including anxiety and fear of needles.

Certification and Licensing Requirements

To practice as a phlebotomist in ⁤California, candidates‍ must ⁢obtain a certification.‍ Here’s an overview of ⁣the typical certification ⁤process:

Complete an accredited phlebotomy training⁢ program.

Pass a⁣ national certification exam from a recognized organization (e.g., ASCP, NHA).

Apply for state certification through the ⁣California Department of Public Health.

Career Opportunities in Phlebotomy

Phlebotomy offers a range of career pathways. Here are some potential job roles you can pursue:

Clinical Phlebotomist: Works ‍directly‌ in hospitals or clinics to draw blood from patients.

Mobile Phlebotomist: Travels to various locations to provide blood⁤ collection services.

Phlebotomy Technician: Specializes in laboratory environments, preparing samples for​ testing.

Phlebotomy Supervisor: Oversees a team of phlebotomists in ⁣a healthcare facility.

Practical Tips for Aspiring Phlebotomists

To excel in your phlebotomy career, here are practical tips that can help ​you ‍thrive:

Practice Regularly: Enhance ​your⁢ skills by practicing on​ simulation equipment or volunteering.

Build‌ Interpersonal Skills: Participate⁣ in workshops or courses that enhance‌ your communication⁢ abilities.

Stay Updated: Keep⁣ abreast of new techniques and technologies in phlebotomy through continuous education.

Network: ‌Connect with professionals in the field through local health fairs, seminars, and social media platforms.

Case Studies: Success ⁢Stories from Loma Linda Phlebotomists

In Loma Linda,⁤ many successful phlebotomists have leveraged their training into fulfilling ​careers:

Sarah M., Clinical Phlebotomist: After⁤ graduating from Loma Linda University, ​Sarah landed ​a job⁣ in a major hospital and noted the ⁣importance of customer service in her ‌role.

John R., Mobile Phlebotomist: John transitioned to mobile phlebotomy and enjoys the flexibility of visiting patients at home, reflecting on how‌ his training ‍equipped him for diverse scenarios.

Conclusion

Mastering phlebotomy in Loma Linda can pave the ‍way for a vibrant career in the healthcare industry. By completing a reputable training‍ program, obtaining certification, and honing essential skills, you can position yourself for success in this exciting ​field. ​Stay proactive in your professional development, and ⁤you will undoubtedly find rewarding opportunities as a phlebotomist.

https://phlebotomytechnicianschools.net/mastering-phlebotomy-in-loma-linda-your-essential-guide-to-training-and-careers/

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CFB Promotion and Relegation - The PAC-10

PAC10 Tier One - The PAC-10 (FBS): Washington Washington State Oregon Oregon State Arizona Arizona State California Stanford Southern Cal UCLA

PAC10 Tier Two - Mountain West (FBS): Hawaii Fresno State San Diego State San Jose State Boise State BYU Utah Wyoming Air Force Colorado State

PAC10 Tier Three - Western Athletic Conference (FBS): Idaho Idaho State Montana Montana State Nevada UNLV Eastern Washington Sacramento State UC Davis Northern Arizona

PAC10 Tier Four - Big Sky (FCS): Southern Utah Weber State Northern Colorado Colorado Mines CSU-Pueblo Western Colorado Colorado Mesa Fort Lewis Adams State

PAC10 Tier Five - Pacific States Conference (D2): Cal Poly SLO San Diego Portland State Lewis & Clark Southern Oregon Eastern Oregon Western Oregon Central Washington Puget Sound Whitworth University

PAC10 Tier Six - Frontier Conference (D3): Carroll College (MT.) Montana State-Northern Montana Tech U of Montana-Western Rocky Mountain College College of Idaho Snow College (UT.) Pacific Lutheran (WA.)

PAC10 Tier Seven - Western Football Association (D3): Everett CC (WA.) George Fox Linfield Pacific (OR.) Willamette U. Claremont-Mudd-Scripps Pomona-Pitzer California Lutheran U. of Redlands Whittier College

PAC10 Tier Eight - Western Colleges Conference (D3): Arizona Christian Ottawa U. (AZ.) Chapman U. U. of La Verne Simpson U. (CA.) Saddleback College Feather River College Orange Coast College Moorpark Coll. (CA.) Palomar Coll. (CA.)

PAC10 Tier Nine - California Metro Conference (D3): Los Angeles Southwest College West Los Angeles College Los Angeles Harbor College Los Angeles Pierce College Los Angeles Valley College East Los Angeles College Sacramento City College Fresno City College San Diego Mesa Modesto JC

PAc10 Tier Ten - California Football Alliance (D3): Pasadena City College Santa Monica College San Bernardino Valley College Santa Barbara City College Santa Rosa Junior College College of San Mateo American River College San Joaquin Delta College College of the Siskiyous West Hills College – Coalinga

PAC10 Tier Eleven - California Football Conference (D3): City College of San Francisco San Jose City College Laney College College of the Sequoias Shasta College Chabot College Contra Costa College Monterey Peninsula College Mt. San Antonio College Foothill College

PAc10 Tier Twelve - Golden State Conference (D3): Long Beach City College Riverside City College Bakersfield College Butte College Chaffey College De Anza College Diablo Valley College Victor Valley College College Of The Canyons El Camino College

PAc10 Tier Thirteen - California Colleges Conference (D3): Cerritos College Fullerton College Gavilan College Hartnell College Grossmont College College Of The Desert Golden West College Compton College Glendale CC Los Medanos College

PAC10 Tier Fourteen - Small Colleges Conference (D3): Merced College Antelope Valley College Citrus College Allan Hancock College Community Christian College Mt. San Jacinto College Reedley College Santa Ana College Sierra College Southwestern College Ventura College Yuba College

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Denny Seybert

Denny Seybert has been a successful REALTOR and professional real estate consultant for close to 20 years. Denny is an investor/owner at Keller Williams Southern Nevada. Born and raised in Southern Nevada, Denny has represented over 4,000 clients in real estate transactions including home sellers, buyers, second home and vacation home buyers, investors and institutional clients. Denny is a team player and understands the art of working in a team environment, skills he learned while playing team sports throughout his childhood and more specifically as a center fielder for Saddleback College (1997-1998) in Orange County and The University of Nevada Las Vegas(1998-2000). Today Denny enjoys representing all type of buyers and sellers with the same passion and enthusiasm as he always has. If you are looking for honest expertise and representation, whether you are buying or selling, contact Denny for an immediate consultation. Denny and his team will be glad to assist you. The team has over a combined experience of 35 years in real estate and is here to help your real estate transaction from beginning to end.

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Nancy Ciampa biography: 13 things about Parker, Colorado woman

Nancy Ciampa, Jax Sutorius Green Nancy Ciampa is an American woman from Parker, Colorado, United States. She also spells her name as Nanci Ciampa and her full name is Nanci Frances Ciampa-Sutorius. Who is Nancy Ciampa? Ciampa attended Dana Hills High School in Dana Point, California, USA and Saddleback College in Mission Viejo, California, USA. She has lived in different parts of California…

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California CCs advancing Vision 2030 Workforce Development

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Bee on Echium sp.

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Before you get off the rollercoaster…

Mentor Message 5.25.24 Mentor Blog Archive

*Many thanks to Cara Smulevitz & Dean Victor DeVore for their quick video tutorials!

End of Semester Reminders

Closing out your courses

Export your Canvas Course into a Development Shell (DS). How to get a Development Shell and keep a backup offline.

Download Gradebook & Quizzes Text Tutorial & Cara’s Video

How to create back-ups of files of your grades and courses (4:52)

Submitting Grades: Use drop-down on the grade sheet to “Approved” & click on that teeny, little “Post” button at the bottom. Take a screenshot or print it out for your records. Victor’s Tutorial (4:22)

Incompletes? Do not conclude your course or lock modules if you have assigned a grade of “Incomplete.” Students may need to access and participate in the course material. See my 5.17.24 Post to Extend Course Calendar Submit the Incomplete forms. Submitting Faculty Forms, Victor’s Tutorial (5:22)

Getting Set Up for Summer or Fall

📩Contact Students to both their non-SDCCD student emails & their SDCCD student emails. You can paste copies of any pre-semester communications to your students in Canvas as an announcement or page in a module.

IMPORTANT: Starting this summer, everyone will use their SDCCD Email login/password to log into Canvas

Locating students Non-SDCCD email

Sending emails to SDCCD Student email

Student help with SDCCD Email

Faculty help with SDCCD Email

Canvas Course Shells:  Build your courses offline & in your Development/Sandbox so it’s easier to restore if Campus Solutions deletes your “real” shells. Any change in instructor, time, a typo, etc. can trigger Campus Solutions to delete that shell without warning. Cara’s Tutorial, Copying Canvas Course into a Development Shell (4:16) or Text version

🆕 Need a Basic Course Template for City College: I created one for our campus in Canvas Commons. You can use this link in Canvas or put my name “Aileen Gum” in the Canvas Commons Search Bar.

Have LRC scan the beginning 20% of your text to post in your Canvas course: This helps students get started if they have a delay in getting their books or financial aid.

Consider a Liquid Syllabus  so students can get ready before class starts or see how amazing your class will be before they register! *You can release/suppress Google pages to control what people see pre-enrollment vs enrolled. Create/Hide/Delete Pages in a Google Site less (6 Min)

Don’t just put it in your syllabus… Consider Having or Updating Your Orientation Module: This makes it easier for students to locate important policies when they need something specific (so they don’t keep emailing you every second, “Did you get my email?), grades/response times, support resources, etc.

These are some templates you can use from Creative Commons

Aileen Gum, City College: City College Basic Course Template

Doug Holton, Valencia College: General Orientation/Module Template

Cheryl Chapman, CVC General Orientation/Module Template

Sample Class Orientation Templates

Jenny Clark, Saddleback CC

Hector Vildosola Imperial Valley CC

Maxell Nathan Sklar, Mission College (math)

Jorge Saucedo-Daniel San Bernadino CC (Short, but notice 365 baked into his Orientation)

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Florida in pursuit of JUCO OT, official visit scheduled

Florida is looking to add as much offensive line depth as possible this offseason, and Billy Napier’s staff proved it is willing to go the JUCO route when they offered Saddleback College (Pasadena, California) tackle Maurice Rodrigues. The Orange and Blue officially offered Rodrigues on Tuesday, according to Swamp247’s Blake Alderman. Offensive line assistant Darnell Stapleton flew out to see…

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Denny Seybert

Denny Seybert has been a successful REALTOR and professional real estate consultant for close to 20 years. Denny is an investor/owner at Keller Williams Southern Nevada. Born and raised in Southern Nevada, Denny has represented over 4,000 clients in real estate transactions including home sellers, buyers, second home and vacation home buyers, investors and institutional clients. Denny is a team player and understands the art of working in a team environment, skills he learned while playing team sports throughout his childhood and more specifically as a center fielder for Saddleback College (1997-1998) in Orange County and The University of Nevada Las Vegas(1998-2000). Today Denny enjoys representing all type of buyers and sellers with the same passion and enthusiasm as he always has. If you are looking for honest expertise and representation, whether you are buying or selling, contact Denny for an immediate consultation. Denny and his team will be glad to assist you. The team has over a combined experience of 35 years in real estate and is here to help your real estate transaction from beginning to end.