Teen Programs

MASH (Medical Application of Science for Health)

Summer Teen Volunteer Program

M*A*S*H
(Medical Application of Science for Health)
Summer Enrichment Program

June 7-18, 2010
8:30am-3:30pm, daily
UAMS Medical Center, Little Rock

M*A*S*H is a program open to high school students attending school in Pulaski County who will be entering their junior or senior year in the fall of 2010.  This program allows students to: 

• Appreciate the importance of basic science theories in relation to medical diagnosis and treatment.
• Describe the role of each participating healthcare team member to the care of an individual patient.
• Perform simple diagnostic procedures that demonstrate their understanding of basic science theories.
• Learn how to administer first aid to accident victims to include bandaging, control of bleeding, splinting, and spinal immobilization.
• Learn how to administer Basic Life Support (CPR).
• Demonstrate a better understanding of medical terminology.
• Demonstrate an increased awareness of teenage health related issues, enabling each individual to make better informed decisions based on scientific data.




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For more information, contact Elizabeth Fabrega at, 501.686.5657, emfabrega@uams.edu or visit the AHEC website for details of other M*A*S*H programs throughout the state.  

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2010 Summer Teen Volunteer Program
Information and Applications Coming Soon


“…to teach, heal, search and serve through compassionate and informed volunteer services.”

UAMS Medical Center Volunteer and Auxiliary Services
4301 W. Markham #527, Little Rock, AR 72205
(501)686-5657 or (501)686-5656


For more information, please contact Elizabeth Fabrega, Volunteer Coordinator, at (501) 686-5657.

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