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ana93 said:This may be a really stupid question but how should one dress for orientation? Professional? Business casual?
I am just going to wear a jacket/sweater and pants. I doubt we have to go that formal, right?
thisit9877 said:In the first 9 weeks of first semester, we had to go in person for lecture, clinicals, and lab 5 days/ week. After that, our lectures become 50% in-person, 50% online. In our recent class though, our lectures were all online.
thisit9877 said:In the first 9 weeks of first semester, we had to go in person for lecture, clinicals, and lab 5 days/ week. After that, our lectures become 50% in-person, 50% online. In our recent class though, our lectures were all online.
As in, if I test negative on my titers, should I wait until orientation to start getting my updated shots or start now (a week before)? I don't want to accidentally do something I am not supposed to, but also be prompt.
I was negative for 2 of my titers. think I'm going to just go ahead and get my vaccines now... some of them are a series and need to be 1 month apart so I would play it safe to make sure I get them in time. I think I'll do the TB first since the reading can be affected by the Varicella vaccine if I'm correct. I'm on the waitlist so regardless if I don't get a spot at least I have them done for the next time I apply and possibly get in. I also made my physical exam appt. already since those are usually hard to get in time. I scheduled it for after orientation so I would have the paperwork in case I do get accepted.
ghiphi said:I am just going to wear a jacket/sweater and pants. I doubt we have to go that formal, right?
As in, if I test negative on my titers, should I wait until orientation to start getting my updated shots or start now (a week before)? I don't want to accidentally do something I am not supposed to, but also be prompt.
I got started on my vaccinations a month after my orientation day and was able to complete them by the deadline. If I were you though, I'd probably play it safe and start getting them done as soon as possible.
ana93 said:This may be a really stupid question but how should one dress for orientation? Professional? Business casual?
From what I remembered, everyone wore casual attire during my orientation day.
thisit9877 said:I got started on my vaccinations a month after my orientation day and was able to complete them by the deadline. If I were you though, I'd probably play it safe and start getting them done as soon as possible.
From what I remembered, everyone wore casual attire during my orientation day.
Awesome! So even if I recently tested negative on my titers, if I get them started next week (July 14th) and my program starts August 19, I should be okay right? I have everything else ready (COVID-19, TDaP, etc) it's just the negative titers. I just got the first HepB booster yesterday and will get my Varicella/MMR next Friday after orientation.
Thanks for the response, it's been giving me a lot of anxiety so hope you can answer this last one.
ghiphi said:Awesome! So even if I recently tested negative on my titers, if I get them started next week (July 14th) and my program starts August 19, I should be okay right? I have everything else ready (COVID-19, TDaP, etc) it's just the negative titers. I just got the first HepB booster yesterday and will get my Varicella/MMR next Friday after orientation.
Thanks for the response, it's been giving me a lot of anxiety so hope you can answer this last one.
I think you should be okay. Just make sure you schedule your vaccinations so that you meet all your Castlebranch deadlines on time and you should be good.
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This may be a really stupid question but how should one dress for orientation? Professional? Business casual?