Winding

Back in high school, I thought National Honor Society was a crock, and refused to join, especially because I had real volunteering experience that said something about me to put on my resume. I've been invited to join STT, but I feel it's likely the same thing. Our professors say it's an honor, and keep encouraging joining, but were I to become a member of a professional-based group, I'd rather pay dues to a lobbying entity than this. Am I missing something here? Are employers really that impressed when they see this on your resume? They can easily see my GPA and know I'm a dedicated student...

What meib92 said. Program requirements may differ by school, but from what I've seen, most will accept proof of vaccination for MMR, tetorifice (within ten years), & varicella, some require HepB titers to be done even if you can prove completion of the series, especially if it was finished over ten years ago, and many will make you show or several years of TB tests, or a 2-step in the last year.

Would you be willing to update us on your current choices? This is exactly what I'm planning on doing, because I'd like to see pain management and scope of care changed, and will need to get both certs prior to doing what I'd like to do.