On Wednesday, Sept. 28, 31 students from Esperanza High School’s Medical Sciences Academy visited Marshall B. Ketchum University in Fullerton to learn about their optometry, physician’s assistant and pharmacy programs. Students rotated through six hands-on stations, including splinting, bones and breaks, a day in the life of a pharmacist, optometry and corrective technology, heart and lung disease simulation, and a virtual cadaver table that allowed them to virtually dissect and diagnose all kinds of issues. While students learned a tremendous amount of information, they also came back with an appreciation for the experience they are receiving at Esperanza. Several Ketchum students commented on how Esperanza students already had hands-on experiences that they hadn’t experienced yet in graduate school.
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