Early Intervention Education Specialist Jobs
January 23, 2012
Early Intervention Education Specialist
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Bachelor’s degree and current Washington State Teaching Certificate required. Bilingual English/Spanish required. Early childhood and special education endorsement preferred. Master’s Degree special education preferred. Experience and knowledge of early childhood development and principles of Early Intervention. Excellent communication skills and commitment to teamwork.
Job summary:
Coaches families to promote development
Provide education services and supports to families.
Completes ongoing assessment of child’s development.
Conducts standardized eligibility evaluations.
Provide education services on Individualized Family Service Plan (IFSP) in accordance with IDEA Part C.
Excercise Induced Asthma
January 20, 2012
Brian Weihs and Bruce Smith from Memorial’s pulmonary function lab discuss exercise-induced asthma.
Taking Care of your Heart! ¡Cuidando de tu Corazón!
January 18, 2012
Taking Care of your Heart!
¡Cuidando de tu Corazón!
February 25
Sábado 25 de Febrero
8 to Noon
Diabetes and Blood Pressure screenings at no cost
Exámenes de diabetes y presión arterial sin costo
Memorial’s Community Education Center
Centro de Educación del Hospital Memorial
2506 W. Nob Hill Boulevard. Yakima
Diabetes and Blood Pressure screenings
Yakima Cooking
January 16, 2012
Valley Fresh Fare is a unique thirty minute program featuring Valley chefs, their favorite recipes, local ingredients, and encouragement for home cooks to experiment with new flavors while meeting personal nutritional needs.
Latest Shows
Taco Barracho
2nd Street Grill
Watch The First Show
A unique thirty minute program presented by KYVE Tv in partnership with Memorial Hospital featuring Valley chefs, their favorite recipes, fresh local ingredients, and encouragement for home cooks to experiment with new flavors while meeting personal nutritional needs.
Join veteran restaurateur, Gayla Games as she hosts local chefs and nutritional experts who will demonstrate a few of their favorite recipes while incorporating local products and a plethora of ingredient variations. The dishes will be paired with local beverages including wine, ale and non-alcoholic beverage selections made right here in the Valley. Viewers will learn new ways to cook their favorite restaurant meals at home including some ingredient substitutions for those wishing to personalize the meal, change up flavors and/or meet personal health and nutritional needs. These tips will encourage the home chef to venture beyond the traditional recipe and to create unique home dining experiences. The show will feature some well known restaurants and some little known culinary treasures yet to be discovered.
The purpose of this program is to provide opportunities for viewers to:
• Discover new dining experiences
• Experience new flavors
• Indulge in the pleasures of a meal prepared by local chefs
• Try their hand at preparing favorite restaurant meals at home
• Learn how to utilize various ingredients to personalize their favorite recipes
Initially, there will be six programs recorded at the Yakima Valley Museum. The museum offers a unique visual environment as well as a professional kitchen for food storage and pre-preparation. Each program will feature one local restaurant/chef.
The program will air a minimum of two times per month:
First Monday of each month – 7:00-7:30 PM
Additional run 5-7 days later normally at 7:00-7:30 PM
Join Gayla Games and John Gasperetti as they shop the Farmer’s Market for local ingredients and prepare a family favorite….
Click here to download Gasperetti’s Chicken Cacciatore. Aired January 10 & 17, 2011
Safeway employees raise money to support the breast cancer prevention and treatment
January 12, 2012
Contact: Lori Aoki, Memorial Communications
Cell: 509.654.4320
On Thursday, January 12 at 9:30 am, employees at the Toppenish Safeway, 711 W. First Ave, in Toppenish, will present a check to The Memorial Foundation to support prevention and early detection of breast cancer at ‘Ohana, Memorial’s Mammography Center. The donations come primarily from payroll deductions and contributions made by Safeway employees throughout the Yakima Valley, who specifically chose The Memorial Foundation as their beneficiary of the donations. These combined contributions added up to $79,000 this year.
“We are so appreciative to Safeway for this generous gift and for ensuring that the money they raise stays right here to benefit our local community,” says Diane Patterson, Vice President and Administrator of Imaging Services at Memorial.
WHO: Safeway employees
WHAT: Presenting Check for $79,000 to ‘Ohana, Memorial’s Mammography Center
WHEN: 9:30 a.m., Thursday, January 12, 2012
WHERE: Toppenish Safeway, 711 W. First Ave, in Toppenish
Safeway has been a significant supporter of Breast Cancer awareness, prevention and treatment both at ‘Ohana and Memorial’s North Star Lodge Cancer Center. Support includes funding for equipment, Lymphedema garments, biopsies and follow-up treatment. In addition, Safeway has been a community partner and supporter of programs and services at Hospice, Cottage in the Meadow (the new hospice care facility currently under construction), Children’s Village and Children’s Miracle Network®. Since 2003, Safeway and its employees and customers, have contributed almost $588,000 to health programs and services in our community–$280,615 of which were designated specifically for breast cancer support.
Image Gently
January 11, 2012
Yakima Valley Memorial Hospital is implementing new protocols to lower the radiation dosages in Computed Tomography (CT) Scans performed on children. The new protocols are part of the nationally recognized “Image Gently” campaign developed by the Alliance for Radiation Safety in Pediatric Imaging.
CT Scans For Children
January 10, 2012
William Feldmann, MD, board-certified Radiologist with Yakima Valley Radiology, discusses new protocols at Yakima Valley Memorial Hospital aimed at lowering the radiation dosages in Computed Tomography (CT) Scans performed on children. The new protocols are part of the nationally recognized “Image Gently” campaign developed by the Alliance for Radiation Safety in Pediatric Imaging.
Yakima Chronic Pain Support Group
January 3, 2012
Pain Psychologists Paul Schneider, PhD, ABPP and Michelle Pearson, PsyD, discuss the Chronic Pain Support Group at Water’s Edge, Memorial’s Pain Relief Institute, learn more about Water’s Edge at watersedgeyakima.org