HEALTH SCIENCE These Workshops are for Teachers Who Teach the ...

HEALTH SCIENCE These Workshops are for Teachers Who Teach the Following Clusters and Programs: HEALTH SCIENCE

Monday, July 29

8:00 A.M. ? 5:00 P.M. CONFERENCE REGISTRATION

BJCC EAST HALL LOBBY

8:30 A.M. ? 10:00 A.M. OPENING SESSION

EAST BALLROOM B

10:00 A.M. ? 10:15 A.M.

PREFUNCTION AREA EAST MEETING ROOM N

HEALTH SCIENCE REGISTRATION AND BREAK

Nursing CEUs will be awarded for professional development. Nurses should bring their

license number and CEU scan card. CEUs will not be awarded for partial attendance.

10:15 A.M. ? 11:15 A.M.

EAST MEETING ROOM N

HEALTH SCIENCE ALABAMA CAREER TECHNICAL EDUCATION

ASSOCIATION (ALACTE) BUSINESS MEETING

ALACTE State and National role in the future of Career and Technical Education. ALACTE's

mission in providing educational leadership in developing a competitive workforce by

providing opportunities for advocacy/public policy, professional development and public

relations.

Ann Gilmore, ALACTE Executive Director

Cindy McConnell, ALACTE President Health Science Advisor, HSc Instructor Attalla City Schools,

Cindy Quisenberry, ALACTE President-Elect Health Science Advisor, HSc Instructor Enterprise City

Schools

Melinda Lawson, ALACTE Secretary/Treasurer Health Science Advisor, HSc Instructor Madison City

Schools

10:15 A.M. ? 11:15 A.M.

EAST MEETING ROOM B

NEW TEACHER MENTORING AND THE ALABAMA EVERY STUDENT

SUCCEEDS ACT (ESSA) PLAN

This session is for experienced CTE teachers with a minimum of three years of full time

classroom teaching experience. Participants will be provided with information about the

Alabama Teacher Mentor (ATM) program and the responsibility of CTE to identify

experienced teachers to support less experienced CTE teachers within the same content

knowledge area. Participants will learn strategies that will provide a helping hand so that

beginning teachers develop into effective teachers.

Niketa Dean, Education Specialist, Alabama State Department of Education

Julie Turner, Education Specialist, Alabama State Department of Education

11:15 A.M. ? 12:15 P.M.

EAST MEETING ROOM C

WEE CATS DEEP DIVE

Enterprise City Schools Pre-K program will lead an informative and exciting session

describing the best practices and lessons they have learned regarding implementation of the

Simulated Workplace Model.

Dr. Patrick M. Cain- Assistant Superintendent, Board President WeeCat Industries

Joylee Cain- Special Education Director, CEO WeeCat Industries

Deborah Owens- WeeCats Preschool Teacher, President WeeCat Industries

11:30 A.M. ? 1:00 P.M. LUNCH

ALACTE EXHIBITOR WORKSHOPS FOR HEALTH SCIENCE Trio Safety Exhibitor Workshop (1:00 P.M. ? 1:30 P.M.) iCEV Resources Workshop (1:30 P.M. ? 2:00 P.M.)

11:30 A.M. ? 6:00 P.M. ALACTE EXHIBITOR EXPOSITION OPEN

BJCC EAST EXHIBIT HALL III

1:00 P.M. ? 1:30 P.M.

EAST MEETING ROOM N

HEALTH SCIENCE CLINICAL INTERNSHIP RESOURCES

Updates provided in the area of drug screening techniques, procedures, and supplies. To

include demonstrations and training in the use of various types of drug screening options.

Kevin Wade, Regional Sales Consultant, Employment Screening Services

Scott Kitchens, Vice President of Drug Testing Services, Employment Screening Services

1:30 P.M. ? 2:00 P.M.

EAST MEETING ROOM N

HEALTH SCIENCE PHARMACY TECHNICIAN CREDENTIALING

Updates related to the recent changes in credentialing requirements for Pharmacy Technician.

A question and answer time will be provided.

Sarah Freyman, Certification Specialist, National Healthcare Association

Laura Flynn, Director of CTE, National Healthcare Association

1:00 P.M. ? 2:00 P.M. COOPERATIVE EDUCATION: CHILD LABOR LAW TRAINING FOR TEACHER COORDINATORS This session will be repeated on Wednesday, July 31 at 10:30 a.m. This workshop will provide participants with an overview of current Alabama Child Labor Law requirements and some Federal laws as they apply to work-based learning. Topics will include ways to protect student workers, hazardous occupations as defined by law, cooperative education placements that should be avoided as well as employer requirements. J. Adam Strickland, Child Labor Inspector, Alabama Department of Labor

2:15 P.M. ? 3:15 P.M. CTE SPECIAL SESSION

EAST BALLROOM B

A panel of key workforce development leaders in Alabama will discuss the current landscape of workforce development for our state. This informative session will help educators identify the critical nature of their role in workforce development. Ed Castile, Deputy Secretary, Alabama Department of Commerce Jeff Lynn, Vice Chancellor of Workforce Development, Alabama Community College System Tim McCartney, Chairman, Governor's Workforce Council Fitzgerald Washington, Secretary, Alabama Department of Labor

3:15 P.M. ? 3:30 P.M. BREAK

3:30 P.M. ? 4:30 P.M.

EAST MEETING ROOM N

HEALTH SCIENCE PROGRAM AREA UPDATES

Updates provided in the areas of curriculum, certifications, credentialing, compliance reviews,

equipment, and other items pertinent to the Health Science program area.

Dana Stringer, HOSA State Advisor, Health Science Education Specialist, State Department of Education

Becky Cornelius, HOSA State Advisor, Health Science Education Specialist, State Department of

Education

Tuesday, July 30

8:00 A.M. ? 9:00 A.M.

EAST MEETING ROOM N

HOSA 2019 UPDATE: AN INTEGRAL PART OF THE HEALTH SCIENCE

CURRICULUM

In this session, advisors will receive the latest updates from state and national associations to

incorporate into classroom instruction, service and state projects, and activities to give greater

scope to the total instructional program.

Becky Cornelius, HOSA State Advisor, Education Specialist, Alabama State Department of Education

Dana Stringer, HOSA State Advisor, Education Specialist, Alabama State Department of Education

9:15 A.M. ? 10:00 A.M.

BJCC EAST EXHIBIT HALL III

DEDICATED EXHIBITOR EXPOSITION TIME

10:15 A.M. ? 10:45 A.M.

EAST MEETING ROOM N

NATIONAL PEDIATRIC CANCER FOUNDATION PARTNERSHIPS

NPCF is the HOSA: Future Health Professionals National Service Project. Learn how to

integrate community service into the Health Science curriculum while enhancing workforce

skills and content knowledge.

Heather Cross, Corporate Development Associate, National Pediatric Cancer Foundation

10:45 A.M. ? 11:15 A.M.

EAST MEETING ROOM N

MEDICAL RESERVE CORPS PARTNERSHIPS

Learn about the wide variety of opportunities available through the MRC, who to contact for

partnerships, and how to integrate these activities into the Health Science curriculum.

Tom Ellison, MD, PhD, Medical Services Director/PI, United States Medical Reserve Corps

11:30 A.M. ? 1:00 P.M. LUNCH

1:15 P.M. ? 4:15 P.M.

EAST MEETING ROOM N

FORENSIC SCIENCE SKILLS AND TECHNIQUES

Learn content and skills in the field of forensic sciences. Resources and activities to assist with

integrating this career field into classroom curriculum and HOSA competitive events. A

review of case studies will bring the content together and can then be applied to classroom

instruction.

Jason Linville, Department of Criminal Justice, University of Alabama at Birmingham

4:45 P.M. ? 5:45 P.M. MEET AND GREET

EAST BALLROOM LOBBY

6:00 P.M. ? 7:00 P.M.

EAST BALLROOM B

ALACTE ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING AND AWARDS PROGRAM

Wednesday, July 31

8:00 A.M. ? 9:30 A.M.

EAST MEETING ROOM N

BASIC LIFE SUPPORT CREDENITALING UPDATES

Our presenters will share the background, vision, and strategy used to develop a sustainable

BLS Instructor program in the high school setting using the American Heart Association

curriculum. Updates for the most current AHA Program Administration Manual will be

discussed along with fund raising ideas for your program, how to attract key stakeholders,

common roadblocks to program administration, instructor development ideas, and public

awareness strategies for growing your instructor program. There will be adequate time for

question.

Brady McLaughlin, MS, NREMT, CEO & Founder, Trio Safety

Brad Skiff, Instructor Development Coordinator, Trio Safety

9:30 A.M. ? 10:15 A.M.

EAST MEETING ROOM N

LEGAL CONSIDERATIONS REGARDING CHANGES TO PATIENT CARE

Learn the most recent changes to patient care and scope of practice, the laws creating the

changes, and updates to RN licensure. Content is to be integrated into classroom career/skill

instruction and is considered technical update hours for Health Science educators.

Ladonna Patton, MSN, RN, CEN, Nurse Consultant &ANRC Director, Alabama Board of Nursing

10:15 A.M. ? 11:15 A.M.

EAST MEETING ROOM N

SIMULATION AS PART OF INSTRUCTION

Experience the dynamics of simulation training first hand and up close.

The workshop is led by an expert CAE Healthcare Educator and is designed to provide

participants with quality instruction. This session is an immersive, hands-on training with

the world's most advanced human patient simulators with details for best-use practices

for team-based communication, simulation center management, and effective

debriefing. This mini-course will expand your knowledge of healthcare

simulation and its role in enhancing learning objectives to improve patient care and educational outcomes. Brittany McDonald, Territory Sales, CAE Healthcare

11:15 A.M. ? 12:15 P.M.

EAST MEETING ROOM N

CREDENTIALING ROUNDTABLES

Network with other advisors and credentialing content experts to learn successful strategies

for classroom integration and testing success. Share lesson plans and resources. Each person

is asked to bring 50 copies of their best lesson plan related to credentialing content, these will

be shared with other advisors.

Jennifer Dehn, Senior Certification Specialist, NHA ? CPCT/EKG credential

Sarah Freyman, Certification Specialist, National Healthcare Association

Laura Flynn, Director of CTE Channel, National Healthcare Association

Brad Skiff, Instructor Development Coordinator, Trio Safety ? BLS Instructor Credential

Brittany McDonald, Territory Sales, CAE Healthcare - Simulation

Lynne Shelton, Health Science Educator, Hartselle High School - Simulation

Jason Zajac, Health Science Educator, Right Response Representative

Natalie Lavender, Health Science Educator, Pickens County School System

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