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Since SCOPE is a student-run internship, the program relies on the efforts of its membership to maintain operations. SCOPE’s infrastructure is organized with this purpose in mind. Each member is a part of a project team, which is lead by a Team Leader and is made up of five to seven members. Each member is responsible for working five hours a week on his or her project. Some sample projects and their descriptions are listed below:
Lab Interpretation: Research and compile a thorough explanation for lab tests commonly used in the ER (CBC, Urinalysis, etc)— include instructions on how to interpret the results. Pick up lab forms from the ERs to start. The manual you create will enhance members’ educational experience in the ER and will better able them quickly to recognize important lab results and notify the attending.
Community Activities: This project is a great way for SCOPE members to work together outside of the ER and project team settings. This project is in charge of investigating clinical and non-clinical community service programs that members can participate in. Events should be held at least twice per quarter. A great example is the fall blood drive held in White Plaza.
SCV Manual: This member is responsible for updating the SCV Interpreter and Intern Manuals. There are currently two separate manuals. Specific tasks include:
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