SC HSE CONFERENCE REGISTRATION (Teachers)
If you have any problems with room reservations, please email me, Amanda Wilson, schse@outlook.com
Embassy Suites by Hilton Myrtle Beach Oceanfront Resort is currently FULL.
Overflow hotel: Brighton Tower at Kingston Plantation (1-bedroom condos only available), 8560 Queensway Blvd, Myrtle Beach, SC 29572 (next door to the Embassy Suites)
$95.00 for ocean view room per night, plus 12% SC tax (subject to change)
Parking, guest room Wi-Fi, Shuttle (2- mile radius) will be complementary.
PLEASE NOTE THAT THE DAILY RESORT FEE HAS BEEN INCLUDED IN THE DAILY ROOM RATE AND WILL NOT BE AN ADDITIONAL CHARGE TO YOU. ALSO, THE DAILY ROOM RATE INCLUDES THE COMPLIMENTARY BREAKFAST BUFFET AND EVENING RECEPTION AT THE EMBASSY SUITES.
Check-in time: 4:00 pm Check-out time: 11:00 am
Deadline for Hotel Conference Rates is November 25, 2018
Rates are applicable from December 2 – December 8, 2018 on a space available basis.
Early Departure: If leave prior to your reserved checkout date, the hotel will add an early checkout fee to your account, currently $75.
You must contact the hotel directly for any cancellations and they must be received no later than 72 hours prior to scheduled arrival.
Cancellations received within 72 hours will be billed one night’s room and tax.
Any questions regarding conference registration, contact Amanda Wilson, Event Coordinator at schse@outlook.com
The Loris High School Chapter of HOSA recently held a Teddy Bear Clinic for Kindergarten students from a local elementary school. The HOSA students collaborate in several areas dedicated to educating the kindergarten students about fire safety (with a real fire truck), nutrition, the respiratory system, the digestive system and the integumentary system. The students had to break down each into language kindergarten students could understand and plan activities to teach them about each section.
At the actual Teddy Bear Clinic, the kindergarten students brought a Teddy Bear that had to be checked into the clinic, sent through an x-ray machine for a diagnosis, have vital signs taken by a nurse, have surgery performed by a “real” surgeon dressed in proper PPE and then receive medication (smarties) from the pharmacy. At the end, all of the students received a coloring book created by the HOSA students to help reinforce the ideas learned during the field trip experience.
Our hope is that the kindergarten students learned about how the body works and that healthcare professionals are here to help and not hurt. It was a successful day with very positive feedback from the Kindergarten teachers and students.
