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September 2020 PLE, QAFMP: program, room assignment, safety protocols

• suspect cases; or
• individuals with relevant history of travel and exposure (or contact), whether symptomatic or asymptomatic; and
• health care workers with possible exposure, whether symptomatic or asymptomatic.
• Face-to-face contact with a confirmed case within 1 meter and for more than 15 minutes;
• Direct physical contact with a confirmed case;
• Direct care for a patient with probable or confirmed COVID-l9 disease without using proper personal protective equipment.
• Batch 1= 6:00 - 6:35 am
• Batch 2= 6:30 - 7:00 am

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Staff Spotlight: Mychelle Harris

August 8, 2024  | Erin Bluvas,  [email protected]

“I like to say I’m from a little bit of everywhere and a little bit of nowhere,” says Mychelle Harris , training administrator for the Center for Community Health Alignment .

Harris’ family moved every three to four years for her dad’s assignments with the U.S. Army. She finished high school in Sumter while he was stationed at Shaw Air Force Base and spent a year studying biology at the College of Charleston before transferring to USC’s main campus.

I’m beyond grateful for my journey from student to staff. I would have never found a passion for my field and met the amazing people I work with.

“I was anxious about finding a niche or finding a group to fit in with,” Harris says. “I’ve never felt like I had a place to call home as a military brat, but Columbia opened its arms and welcomed me in.”

As an undergrad, she studied biology initially – knowing that she had a knack for science and math. She learned about the public health major during a statistics course and says that’s when the spark started.

Harris found mentors in her professors, particularly April Winningham (recently retired) and Sara Corwin , who taught her senior seminar.

“Dr. Winningham gave me the tools to succeed and taught me skills I use to this very day,” Harris says. “Dr. Corwin encouraged us all to try something we’re interested in even if we don’t know if it’ll work out. If you don’t like it, at least you tried it and now you know more about what you do like.”

After graduating in 2020, Harris began volunteering with PASOs and the Community Health Worker Institute – both programs within the Center for Community Health Alignment. She spent six months working closely with the training team and the Southeast Community Health Worker Network.

“Working on these projects and with these teams ignited my passion for community health work,” says Harris, who was then hired as a training administrator for the Center. “I’m beyond grateful for my journey from student to staff. I would have never found a passion for my field and met the amazing people I work with.”

Since then, Harris has been an integral part of the training conducted for community health workers and their allies. She handles logistics and supports the training team to ensure they have everything they need to successfully engage participants.

"As the workforce of Community Health Workers increases, so has the demand for training," says Greg Green , training manager for the Center. "Mychelle has been an integral part of our relationship-building with organizations and individuals who want our training, inside and outside of South Carolina. The logistics for keeping up with the rapid demand increase, across the nation, is not an easy task, but Mychelle does so with grace."

Harris’ favorite part of her job is listening to and sharing the experiences of trainees. She says their perspectives and the contributions they bring to the trainings take the outcomes to the next level and result in lasting connections. 

“Throughout my time in Columbia, I’ve made unforgettable friendships and memories as well as learned many life lessons,” Harris says. “I wouldn’t trade my time here for anything.”

The Staff Spotlight Series is sponsored by the Arnold School's Office of Access and Collective Engagement.

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LIST, ROOM ASSIGNMENT: March 2020 Physician PLE, Medicine Board Exam

MANILA, Philippines – The room assignments for Physician Licensure Exam (PLE) March 2020 are released by the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) Board of Medicine few days before the licensure exam. The board exams for aspiring professional medical doctors are scheduled to take place on March 8, 9, 15 and 16, 2020 at PRC testing centers in Manila/NCR, Baguio, Cebu and Zamboanga.

PLE is one of the programs with average number of examinees being administered by PRC. In the last exam conducted on September 2019, 4,006 out of 4,716 examinees passed.

EXAMINATION REMINDERS

As posted by PRC, examinees shall bring the following requirements on examination proper.

• Notice of Admission (NOA), 
• Official Receipt, 
• Two (2) or more pencils No. 2, 
• Ball pens with black ink only, 
• One (1) piece long brown envelope
• One (1) piece transparent/plastic envelope (for keeping your valuables and other allowed items)

PRC reminds examinees to report before 6:30 in the morning on the said date because late comers will not be admitted, examination fees for late examinees will also be forfeited.

Examinees are advised to verify their application number on the day of examination from room watchers/proctors assigned to the room.

SEE ALSO: How to pass the board licensure exams?

ROOM ASSIGNMENTS Below is the list of room assignments for the testing locations mentioned in the March 2020 Physician licensure exams, courtesy of  PRC :

• Manila (PWD)

Examinees shall adhere to the attire set by the Professional Regulation Commission. Examinees are required to wear their school uniform.

PROHIBITED ITEMS

Take note of the following prohibitions during the exams.

• Books, notes, review materials and other printed materials containing coded information, data and formula;
• Calculators which are programmable or with embedded functions especially CASIO FX991ES and CASIO FX991ES Plus;
• Apple, Samsung and other smart watches, cellular phones, ear plugs, transmitters, portable computers, bluetooth and other electronic gadgets/deviceswhich may be used for communication purposes;
• Bags of any kind are not allowed;

Likewise, PRC will not be responsible for any prohibited items which will be lost during the exams.

COVERAGE OF EXAMS

The March 2020 Medicine/ Physician licensure exams covered topics from Biochemistry; Anatomy and Histology; Microbiology and Parasitology; Physiology; Legal Medicine, Ethics and Medical Jurisprudence; Pathology; Pharmacology and Therapeutics; Surgery and Ophthalmology, Otolaryngology and Rhinology; Medicine; Obstetrics and Gynecology; Pediatrics and Nutrition and Preventive Medicine and Public Health.

To receive regular updates about Physician PLE board exam results March 2020 as well as other related announcements, we advise our visitors to bookmark this page, visit PRC official website, follow us at our social media pages via  Facebook  and  Twitter  or join the members discussions at our  Facebook Group .

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