Meade High School - Genesis Yearbook (Fort Meade, MD)

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HCP Meade's HOP tHealth Occupations Pro- gramy is sponsored by Ms. Doris Jenkins of the business department and is held at Kimbrough Army Hospital. This program enables students to explore the different fields of hospital work. The program in- volves students in their junior and senior years with appropriate records. In the junior year, the students enter a 'training period when they get a chance to work in all of the different fields and do a lot of obsenfing. By the time the students enter the program in their senior year, they have been placed in programs they will continue throughout the senior year, earning wages and school credit. Some of the concentrations are emergency-room work, optometry, phar- macology, physical therapy, nuclear medi- cine, pediatrics, and geriatrics. 50 X HOP 4 Under a nurse's supervision, Shelley Mitchell inspects a patients IV. V Junior Jill Wunduke helps out in the pediatrics ward. V V Tim Taylor learns what pharmacy work is like. Youa like CQ fi :Viet