Dana Crumpton, GCDF

MBTI certified Step 1 and 2

dcrumpton@lexington1.net

803-821-2212

600 Lydia Drive, Pelion, SC 29123

• Oversee PHS interns, co-ops, externships

• Scheduling Job Shadowing

• Career assistance/ resume & cover letter writing to individual students

• Posting of part-time & full-time jobs

• Labor market/ workforce development information

• Search for speakers and contacts for programs

• Host workshops for classes: soft skills, career assessments, virtual job shadowing

• Administer the Myers-Briggs (MBTI) personality assessment

If you wish to job shadow at Lexington Medical Center, please pick up an application. Applications must be submitted one month prior to shadow date.

December 12th and 13th

January 9th and 10th

February 13th and 14th

March 13th and 14th

April 10th and 11th

May 8th and 9th

Palmetto Health, believes that since risk-taking is a natural part of adolescence, our youth need the opportunity to see the consequences of their choices. We're working to accomplish this goal through Project READY (Realistic Education about Dying Young), our reality-based education program that exposes adolescents to the Palmetto Health Richland Level I Trauma Center.

During a Project READY session, participants will:

• Talk with trauma surgeons and Emergency Room (ER) doctors
• Touch and feel the real equipment used to treat injuries in the operating room
• See inside a real ER, trauma bay, and morgue
• Witness a pretend trauma patient scene in the ER
• Interact with physical, occupational, and speech therapists and experience firsthand the daily challenges experienced by injured trauma patients

Interested in attending an upcoming session? Call 803-296-CARE (2273) to register.

You must register to participate. Presenters in our sessions may include the South Carolina Department of Public Safety, the State Law Enforcement Division (SLED) or the National Safety Council of South Carolina (“Alive at 25” program).

Some presentations will include graphic images of injured trauma patients which may be disturbing to teens. There will be adult supervision during sessions (parents may drop-off and pick-up their child). A light breakfast and lunch will be provided to registered participants.

Eligibility

• Must be ages 13–21

2018-2019 Project READY Saturday Schedule

• November 17, 2018 – 8 a.m.–12:30 p.m.
• April 27, 2019 – 8 a.m.–12:30 p.m.

All sessions will be held at the Palmetto Health Richland Auditorium, 5 Richland Medical Park Dr., Columbia SC 29203.

For more information about Project READY, please contact Nichole Spivey at 803-434-6231 or Nichole.Spivey@PalmettoHealth.org

https://www.palmettohealth.org/locations-directions/specialty-centers/trauma-center/injury-prevention-programs/project-ready

Student and Parents- Check out this great video on Career and Technical Education.

Must be enrolled in Level 2 or completed designated CTE course area and CTE Instructor will recommend the student. Students may start Spring semester and continue through summer into their senior year or after graduation.

See Mrs. Crumpton for more information on how to apply.

• Gregory Electric (Year Long/Summer - Electrical/ Construction/HVAC/Plumbing)

• Spratlin Electric (Year Long/Summer - Electrical/ Construction)

• Private Property (Year Long - Culinary)

• AAA Accurate Backflow Testing (Year Long - Plumbing/Construction) Lexington Plumbing Institue SC

• Kay Plumbing (Plumbing/Graduating Seniors only)

• Lexington One Bus Maintenance (enrolled/complete level 2 Automotive Technology, year long)

• Joint Municipal Water & Sewer Commission (engineering/construction)

• Captain’s Choice Marine (enrolled/completed level 2 Power Equipment Technology)

• Powell Electric (Year Long/Summer - Electrical/ Construction)

• Click here for PHS Career Specialist Google Folder Info

• Volunteer opportunities click here

• http://www.onedayonejob.com/ - Looking for a job

• The following four clusters and related careers have been identified by local business and education leaders as having the greatest talent needs in the Midlands along with the highest growth expectancy through 2018. Midland's Hot Jobs

• Over 300 Career Videos - Dr. Kit

• SCOIS- for career assessments

• Click on the Google button on the bottom. This will sign you in using your computer log in! Click for for an instruction sheet. Problems using? See Mrs. Crumpton

• O*net - Department of Labor Job Information

• http://www.acteonline.org/

• SC Virtual Library DISCUS Username: discus18 Password: explore (lowercase)

• The SC Independent Colleges and Universities has a new guide. It is found here: http://scicu.org/wp-content/CollegeGuide/

• Find your future in Agriculture

• Learn how to Budget your money! Click here

Lexington County School District One does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, disability, genetic information or age in admission to, access to, treatment in or employment in its programs and activities. The following people have been designated to handle inquiries or complaints. Chief Human Resources Officer Michael L. Stacey handles inquiries/complaints regarding Title IX, inquiries/complaints regarding Title II with respect to employees and/or public access to buildings and grounds, and inquiries/complaints involving the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Inquiries/complaints regarding IDEA for students K–12 go to Director of Special Services Wendy Balough, Ed.D. Inquiries/complaints regarding Section 504 for students K–12 go to Director of School Counseling and Advisement Zan Tracy Pender. Inquiries/complaints regarding Title II implementation go to Coordinator of Title II Part A Dianne Steelman. Contact these people if you have questions regarding these issues at 100 Tarrar Springs Road, Lexington, SC 29072 and telephone number 803-821-1000.