Ya unfortunately you have to pay the $55.00, you are paying for an immunization tracking service, so it's a little more comprehensive than paying for a place to keep necessary medical forms. I'm not 100% sure but i'm pretty sure that this service will come in handy when starting 3rd year/setting up away rotations 4th year so that all of our immunizations are in one place and can easily be verified by the hospitals we will rotate at in the future
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Ok, but is it free printing?
What sorts of thing would you ever need to print? It's not like medical school assigns you any papers to write, right?
I printed stuff of specific to a course once. Everything else was administrative or research related.
I'm pretty sure that whenever a provider gives you a vaccine they have to record the lot # and expiration date for that vaccine, so if you don't have that information check to see if your provider has that information. I used the old forms for my immunizations and all they wanted was the date the immunization was administered and my provider signed off on it. Since the old forms are still being accepted, if your provider doesn't have that info available you could just fill out the old paperwork and then fill out parts I, II, and IV of the new forms and submit everything and you should be good to go (that's what I did since I had filled out all the immunization paperwork with the old forms beforehand and it was accepted without any issues).
I got the shot through a hospital I was employed at in 2014. They sent me the document but it doesn't have lot # or anything. Just the vaccine date. I guess I'll call them and email admissions.
Ya def call employee health or whoever administered the shot, they are supposed to keep the lot number and vaccine exp date in case there is a recall/you have an adverse reaction upon administration so they can report the reaction to the CDC/vaccine manufacturer. If they don't have the info like I said you could just fill out the old forms for the vaccine info and submit them (https://lm.facebook.com/l.php?u=htt...JjgwCRedlrjG0DG8fEpXYZrb9oCrRiIqQrwMmtDCA&s=1)
You think it would be Overkill to get a computer? I've been debating whether I should or not.
Personally, I can't imagine only using an iPad for 4 years. I plan on getting a convertible laptop/tablet combo like the Surface Book or Surface Pro 4 no matter where I go. Most tablets just feel like using a really, really big phone which just feels awkward for anything but reading/watching videos.
I have similar stats (slightly lower GPA) and felt the same way. I think they ran out of spots or had very limited spots to offer our interview group. I'm thinking that there will be quite a bit of movement because of people not wanting to go to Joplin. Who knows about the movement for the KC campus tho.
Honestly, if you can figure out how to drop in a SSD, it should still work just fine for you.
Darn, I was really hoping for the classic. So much memory.
