The Georgetown University women’s golf team shot a 24-over par 312 in the second round and finished in second place among nine teams at the Lehigh University Invitational, held at Saucon Valley Country Club in Bethlehem, Pa. The Hoyas finished the two-day, 36-hole tournament with a score of 46-over par 622, four shots off the pace of host Lehigh, who won at 42-over par 618. Monmouth finished in third place at 73-over par 649, with Siena (77-over par 653) and Navy (81-over par 657) rounding out the top-five teams. Freshman Ashley Fitzgibbons (Sammamish, Wash./Eastlake Senior), sophomore Pendleton Bogache (Myrtle Beach, S.C./Episcopal [Va.]) and junior Jacquelyn Eleey (Quincy, Mass./The Taft School) were Georgetown’s top finishers, tying for fourth place with scores of 12-over par 156, respectively. Fitzgibbons posted a score of 7-over par 79 on Monday. Bogache, who had a team-best 4-over par 76 in Sunday’s opening round, shot an 8-over par 80 in the second round. Eleey posted consecutive rounds of 6-over par 78 for her finish.

Sophomores Christina Parsells (Bernardsville, N.J./Kent Place) and Alexa Popowitz (Boca Raton, Fla./St. Andrew’s) tied for 10th place at 13-over par 157. Parsells shot a team-best 5-over par 77 on Monday, while Popowitz carded a 6-over par 78. The Hoyas finished a strong Fall season with three runner-up finishes and four among the top-five teams in five tournaments. on October 15, 2016 at 11:58 AM, updated Every runner has a story. It was easy to tell Mike Prospero and Beth Train's -- she wore a veil, he a tuxedo T-shirt and a top hat. "Believe it or not, this is not our wedding attire," Train quipped after they completed the Runner's World 5K on Saturday morning in Bethlehem, hours before their nuptials planned that afternoon in the city. The couple from Jersey City met while running the New York Marathon in 2013 and thought it was appropriate to celebrate their marriage the same way. The 5K was the first of Saturday's events at the weekend-long the Runner's World Half and Festival, which began Friday.

A 10K race through the city was also run Saturday morning, and the starting gun for the half marathon will go off 8 a.m. Sunday. Your guide to the Runner's World festival Throngs of athletes gathered in the chill October morning air in front of the SteelStacks. Some carried flags, with the occasional kilt or skirt -- and even a few shirtless men -- seen among the hoodies and shorts. It was the first 5K for Kane Mendez, a 19-year-old who was paralyzed after being hit by a car five years ago, said his father Rolando, of Allentown. Kane, covered in blankets, was pushed to the starting line in a wheelchair by friends and siblings -- all part of Team Kane. "He's never experienced anything like this before," Rolando said. Runner's World 5K and 10K results After the 5K started, Jonathan Barbosa, of Dartmouth, Mass., took some pictures of the Bethlehem Steel ruins. "This is a great backdrop for a route," he said of the SteelStacks as he walked to the finish line with a cowbell.

This year, after recently running a 100K, Barbosa said he was acting in a support role this weekend for the Sub 30 Club, a Facebook group of some 5,000 people that helps runners finish a 5K in less than 30 minutes. After cheering people from the sidelines Saturday, he said he will pace runners Sunday in the half marathon. But completing Runner's World hat trick -- running the 5K, 10K and half -- was the highlight of his year in 2015, Barbosa said.one direction sweater kopen nederland "It's just great to see people out here," he said.akatsuki hoodie for saleFollow him on Twitter @type2supernovak and Facebook. jack daniels shirt kopen herenMy Coworker Kidnapped My Hoodie on Instagramgildan hoodies philippines price

This is my coworker Willie: He's a garbage person.... For some reason, Willie thinks it's hilarious to annoy me by repeatedly asking if I'd get him a glass of water. Despite the fact that I've never actually gotten a glass of water, he refuses to stop. He does it on our office messenging service: He does it with notes on my desk: He even does it through text messages:milwaukee heated hoodie forum He sent that one at 1:30 a.m...linkin park hoodie canada Don't ask me again.trap lord hoodie for salePlease schedule an appointment with the Medical Assistant Academic Advisor in the School of Healthcare to review current program requirements and the application process.  Application deadline is May 1st.

Graduates of this program are prepared for entry-level employment as medical assistants in physicians' offices or in those capacities in which medical secretarial and/or basic clinical and laboratory training are required. Jobs for which graduates are expected to be qualified include medical office assistant, medical secretary or medical office manager in single or group medical practices, hospitals, laboratories, public health facilities, armed services or research institutions and other capacities requiring medical secretarial, medical assisting and office management skills. ) upon recommendation of the Medical Assisting Education Review Board (MAERB). Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs, 25400 U.S. Highway 19 North, Suite 158, Clearwater, FL 33763, 1-800-228-2262. Graduates of the program are prepared to take the American Association of Medical Assistants (AAMA) Certification Examination following graduation.  LCCC medical assistant graduates boasts a 5-year average of 78.8% on the CMA  American Association of Medical Assistants (AAMA).

LCCC students consistently perform above the national average pass rate on the CMA exam. LCCC Graduates Employed Within 6 Months AAMA/CMA LCCC Exam Results (National Average Pass Rate Threshold 60%) LCCC Students Joined the AAMA Please view all information below on the admissions process. Medical Assistant Student Handbook MED 104 -Supply Kit $ 75 MED 205/206 Clinical –Approximate cost for Exam, CPR, Physical, Insurance, Uniform, AMA student membership- $37 For more information contact: Karen A. Fogle, M.S. Ed, CMA (AAMA) Coordinator, Medical Assistant Program SH32H, SH 30 B School of Healthcare Science Academic Advisor, Medical Assistant Program Upon successful completion of this program, graduates will be able to: perform administrative and clinical duties in a variety of ambulatory health care settings. demonstrate entry-level administrative technology skills, including office computer operations, bookkeeping/accounting functions, and insurance billing/collection procedures.

integrate concepts of the liberal arts and social sciences to promote effective communication with patients and colleagues. demonstrate knowledge and skill applying fundamental principles of ambulatory patient care, including infection control, specimen collection, and diagnostic testing. utilize teaching-learning techniques to identify, direct, and evaluate health education needs of patients. practice within the ethical-legal framework established by state statutes and the AAMA. Introduction to Medical Assisting Keyboarding I, II, III Business & Financial Mathematics Mathematics for Allied Health Advanced Medical Office Procedures Human Growth & Development Students who have had keyboarding experience will be placed in keyboarding classes at the appropriate level. ACC 110 will include a medical office accounting practice set. *At least a “C” in all Medical Assistant courses, a cumulative GPA of at least 2.2, completion of first and second semester courses, and approval of the program coordinator are required before enrollment in MED 205 and 206.