Showing posts with label Events. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Events. Show all posts
Monday, May 9, 2011
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Volunteer Award Form
Fellow Students and Faculty,
We need more nominations for students that exemplify the following categories:
- Educator Award Nominate
- OHSU Student Service Award
- Global/International Service Award
- Community Outreach and Clinical Service Award Nominate
- Forging the Way Award
- Faculty Award
- Volunteer of the Year
It’s really easy to share their story with us so they can be recognized!
For more details about each award, and to nominate someone, follow the link below:
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/
Thank you for your support,
Thursday, March 24, 2011
Thursday, March 10, 2011
Monday, February 28, 2011
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
Tuesday, January 4, 2011
Sunday, January 2, 2011
Friday, October 29, 2010
Sunday, October 24, 2010
Saturday, September 25, 2010
The Golden Hour for Providers--Economic Crisis and the Impact of Health Reform - GRAND ROUNDS
The Golden Hour for Providers--Economic Crisis and the Impact of Health Reform
Healthcare providers are facing an unprecedented set of challenges as 2010 comes to a close. The hangover of economic turbulence in the past 2 years is just beginning to be felt by many providers as employment remains soft, many workers who involuntarily lost their jobs are losing COBRA subsidies and/or COBRA benefits, and consumer sentiment remains uncertain, at the same time that employers continue to shift costs onto employees and the total size of the commercial pool continues to slowly shrink. The environment for the next several years shows no sign of changing course from these difficult trends, until 2014, when the full impact of Health Reform will begin to be felt across the industry. During this talk, we will examine the challenges facing providers both pre- and post- reform, and discuss some of the imperatives it will take for winners to remain ahead of the game and emerge from this "Golden Hour" with a clean bill of health.
Speaker : Dr. Edward Levine, MD, is a Principal in McKinsey & Company's Silicon Valley Office
and a core leader in the West Coast Healthcare and North American Payor Provider Practices
Dates/Times: Wednesday, September 29, 5:30 PM Networking; 6:00 PM Presentation
Location: OHSU Marquam Hill Campus, ( campus map),
School of Nursing Auditorium, Room 144
Healthcare providers are facing an unprecedented set of challenges as 2010 comes to a close. The hangover of economic turbulence in the past 2 years is just beginning to be felt by many providers as employment remains soft, many workers who involuntarily lost their jobs are losing COBRA subsidies and/or COBRA benefits, and consumer sentiment remains uncertain, at the same time that employers continue to shift costs onto employees and the total size of the commercial pool continues to slowly shrink. The environment for the next several years shows no sign of changing course from these difficult trends, until 2014, when the full impact of Health Reform will begin to be felt across the industry. During this talk, we will examine the challenges facing providers both pre- and post- reform, and discuss some of the imperatives it will take for winners to remain ahead of the game and emerge from this "Golden Hour" with a clean bill of health.
Speaker : Dr. Edward Levine, MD, is a Principal in McKinsey & Company's Silicon Valley Office
and a core leader in the West Coast Healthcare and North American Payor Provider Practices
Dates/Times: Wednesday, September 29, 5:30 PM Networking; 6:00 PM Presentation
Location: OHSU Marquam Hill Campus, ( campus map),
School of Nursing Auditorium, Room 144
Sunday, September 19, 2010
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Friday, July 23, 2010
OHSU/PSU Panel
PSU International Programs
Looking for a Dental or Pharmacy student to be part of a panel and
group breakout lunch with 20 Showa Medical University students from
Tokyo. They are undergrads from Med, RN, Dental, Pharmacy schools and
are here on a summer study program for ESL and an intro to US
healthcare and education.
Wed. Aug. 4th 1-3:30pm
Location: SON Room 358
1pm Panel of OHSU Med, Dental, RN, Pharm students ( each gives
brief autobiog, why you chose your profession, where you are in school
and challenges, goals after graduation) Q & A
1:45pm Break into school specific lunch ( provided by PSU) groups
2:30 Each OHSU student takes their group on brief tour of their
respective school
3:30 all groups meet at Koehler Tram to return to PSU
.... there is a modest honorarium of $50.
Contact: Jeff Baffaro, PSU OIA baffaroj@pdx.edu
Looking for a Dental or Pharmacy student to be part of a panel and
group breakout lunch with 20 Showa Medical University students from
Tokyo. They are undergrads from Med, RN, Dental, Pharmacy schools and
are here on a summer study program for ESL and an intro to US
healthcare and education.
Wed. Aug. 4th 1-3:30pm
Location: SON Room 358
1pm Panel of OHSU Med, Dental, RN, Pharm students ( each gives
brief autobiog, why you chose your profession, where you are in school
and challenges, goals after graduation) Q & A
1:45pm Break into school specific lunch ( provided by PSU) groups
2:30 Each OHSU student takes their group on brief tour of their
respective school
3:30 all groups meet at Koehler Tram to return to PSU
.... there is a modest honorarium of $50.
Contact: Jeff Baffaro, PSU OIA baffaroj@pdx.edu
Sunday, June 13, 2010
Friday, May 14, 2010
5th Annual Student Volunteer Awards Banquet
Hello everyone,
We would like to invite you to the 5th Annual Student Volunteer Awards
Banquet to honor those outstanding individuals among us who have given
back to their local, academic and international communities.
This is traditionally a well-attended, deliciously-catered, open-invitation
event celebrating the service of individual students at OHSU.
This year, approximately 100 people were nominated in the 6 award
categories; all will be honored at the event.
Winners, decided by a voting committee, will be named and awarded
cash prizes ranging from $300-$500, runners up $100.
When: this coming Thursday, May 20th, 5-6:30pm.
Where: Student Center gymnasium, 2nd floor (enter through the book-store)
Program: appetizers/light dinner, wine, cheering
All are welcome!
Thanks for all of your hard work and nominations.
OHSU Student council
Office of Academic and Student Affairs
Baird Hall 1028
Mail code L349
3181 S.W. Sam Jackson Park Road
Portland, OR 97239-3098
We would like to invite you to the 5th Annual Student Volunteer Awards
Banquet to honor those outstanding individuals among us who have given
back to their local, academic and international communities.
This is traditionally a well-attended, deliciously-catered, open-invitation
event celebrating the service of individual students at OHSU.
This year, approximately 100 people were nominated in the 6 award
categories; all will be honored at the event.
Winners, decided by a voting committee, will be named and awarded
cash prizes ranging from $300-$500, runners up $100.
When: this coming Thursday, May 20th, 5-6:30pm.
Where: Student Center gymnasium, 2nd floor (enter through the book-store)
Program: appetizers/light dinner, wine, cheering
All are welcome!
Thanks for all of your hard work and nominations.
OHSU Student council
Office of Academic and Student Affairs
Baird Hall 1028
Mail code L349
3181 S.W. Sam Jackson Park Road
Portland, OR 97239-3098
Thursday, April 15, 2010
Cover The Uninsured Week - Check it Out
We are very excited to invite you to the Cover the Uninsured Week Keynote Lectures tomorrow (Friday, April 16) in the Main Hospital Auditorium (8B60 – 8th Floor):
1-2 PM — “The Evolution of a Free Clinic and How it Fits Into the Greater Portland Safety Net,” James Reuler, M.D., founder and director of the Wallace Medical Concern and OHSU professor of internal medicine.
2-3 PM — “Update on Health Reform in Salem From the Author of House Bills 2009 and 2116,” Rep. Mitch Greenlick, Ph.D., Oregon State Representative and OHSU professor emeritus of public health and preventive medicine.
These are both remarkable leaders who are tirelessly working to expand health care access in the state of Oregon.
There will also be a hygiene kit assembly (to be distributed in the Sunday Health Fair) and screening of the VACUUM Project (The Voices And Concerns of the Uninsured & Underinsured Millions) tomorrow from 12-1 PM in 4329 Richard Jones Hall.
Thank you,
John Heineman, Anuj Khattar, Ashely Tran, & Jade Koide
School of Medicine
1-2 PM — “The Evolution of a Free Clinic and How it Fits Into the Greater Portland Safety Net,” James Reuler, M.D., founder and director of the Wallace Medical Concern and OHSU professor of internal medicine.
2-3 PM — “Update on Health Reform in Salem From the Author of House Bills 2009 and 2116,” Rep. Mitch Greenlick, Ph.D., Oregon State Representative and OHSU professor emeritus of public health and preventive medicine.
These are both remarkable leaders who are tirelessly working to expand health care access in the state of Oregon.
There will also be a hygiene kit assembly (to be distributed in the Sunday Health Fair) and screening of the VACUUM Project (The Voices And Concerns of the Uninsured & Underinsured Millions) tomorrow from 12-1 PM in 4329 Richard Jones Hall.
Thank you,
John Heineman, Anuj Khattar, Ashely Tran, & Jade Koide
School of Medicine
Monday, March 1, 2010
Monday, February 22, 2010
First annual OHSU Quiz Bowl sponsored by the OHSU Student Council and Rho Chi (Pharmacy Honor Society).
Location: Student Center on Fri., April 9, from 5:00 until 6:30.
There will be prizes, food and street credit.
Rules: Jeopardy Format: Suggested Topics Physiology, Anatomy, Drugs, Clinical Observations, Potpourri. Professors from all major schools have written questions.
Groups will be in teams of 3. Teams can have members from other schools. If you want to participate but do not have a team, there will be a pool for draft picks.
If interested in participating please e-mail me with the given information below. In addition, if really interested in spectating, just send me an e-mail me - so I can order enough food
Requested info for participants:
Team Name:
Names of Members (Schools/ Year in School):
E-mail:
Or just e-mail me if you wanted to be in the pool.
There will be prizes, food and street credit.
Rules: Jeopardy Format: Suggested Topics Physiology, Anatomy, Drugs, Clinical Observations, Potpourri. Professors from all major schools have written questions.
Groups will be in teams of 3. Teams can have members from other schools. If you want to participate but do not have a team, there will be a pool for draft picks.
If interested in participating please e-mail me with the given information below. In addition, if really interested in spectating, just send me an e-mail me - so I can order enough food
Requested info for participants:
Team Name:
Names of Members (Schools/ Year in School):
E-mail:
Or just e-mail me if you wanted to be in the pool.
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