Sports Medicine & Rehabilitative Therapy students are sharpening their emergency response skills with spine boarding training! 🏋️‍♂️ This critical technique ensures safe immobilization and transport of individuals with potential spinal injuries, a skill essential for athletic trainers, first responders, and healthcare professionals. From stabilization to teamwork, these future healthcare heroes are gaining hands-on experience that prepares them for real-world scenarios.
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SMaRT students have surrounded a "patient" and are beginning the process of spine boarding
SMaRT students have placed a neck brace on the "patient" and are placing a board under her
Students are ensuring the head is fully supported with a brace and immobilizer
Students are preparing the straps of the spine board to help with transportation
Students are posing with their secured "patient"
🚗💨 Shifting into Success! Jacob and Ryan, 3rd-year Automotive Technology, showcased their skills at the PAA Auto Tech Competition in Hershey, earning 2nd place! They raced against the clock through five intense workstations and diagnosed a “bugged” vehicle, proving their problem-solving and technical expertise. Their hard work paid off with $5,000 in scholarships and tools each! Join us in celebrating their well-earned victory! 🎉
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Jacob and Ryan pose with the tools they won at the PAA Auto Tech Competition
Future engineers in the making! ⚡ Mechatronics Engineering Technology students from Exeter had a blast sharing their passion for engineering with Owatin Creek 4th graders! The elementary students teamed up to design and build working electrical circuit models, with guidance and encouragement from our students. Through hands-on problem-solving and a little trial and error, the 4th graders learned how engineers tackle challenges—and had fun doing it! 💡
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BCTC Mechatronics students are talking to 4th graders from an Exeter elementary school
Back in December, we introduced you to Jack, a Level 2 Automotive Collision Repair student from Exeter Township SD, who took on the challenge of restoring a 1981 Honda CME 409E left untouched for 15 years. Now, his vision is complete! Jack transformed the bike with a sleek new frame, custom fender, and a bold orange-and-black flame design—complete with skulls that sparkle. His dedication and craftsmanship turned barn dust into a head-turning ride! See the full transformation: berkscareer.com/2025/02/18/barn-dust/
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