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Our weekly resource emails have been described as ‘The best email I get as a teacher each week!’
Each year we produce a stack FREE resources for you to download, print and share within your school community without restriction.
We’ve categorised six sets of posters so you have a new set each half term to share!
There’s enough posters for you to have a different Career of the Week for ALL 39 weeks of the school year
OR a BRAND NEW careers display each half term!!
Just click the download button and a zip file will download.
From Sept 2023, we’ll be releasing a new issue of Medical Mavericks World every half term.
You’ll be able to access the digital versions for FREE right here.
You can print or share the PDF without restriction because we are nice like that.
If you’d like to subscribe to receive physical copies – give us a call on (01902) 595 089
Inside this issue we explore how crocodile blood is used as an antibiotic, a condition called Bloom’s disease, how we regulate our body temperature, performance aids for sport including altitude and clothing and an interview with a student doctor called Lily!
Inside this issue we explore heart transplants, what a BSc degree is, Medical Careers beginning with the letter C, take look at traditional and modern medicines and a fab article on wearable tech to monitor head injuries! And don’t forget the memes… we love memes.
In this issue we looked at the pathophysiology of Covid-19, how the vaccine worked, medical miracles, key hole surgery, the day in the life of a healthcare assistant and some very special sports science looking at aerodynamics of cyclists and their bikes in the velodrome!
Our very 1st edition from A LONG time ago… but still packed with top articles. We look at revision schedules, Novichok, vein scanners, how Walt Disney broke Tom’s daughters collar bone, how to find your dream medical career in 7 steps and an interview with a Microbiologist.
Choosing the right career in the NHS can be tricky, especially when there are over 350 to choose from.
When your students have chosen a career in the NHS, how do they know what to study at school, college or university? What grades do they need? What courses are available to them?
Do they know there are certain careers in the NHS that REQUIRE them to study a specific degree or course at University?
It can be an absolute minefield!
Luckily for you and your students, this short video shows you how to use the NHS Health Careers website to discover which careers have specific university courses and how to find them and then figure their route through school, college and Uni!
Remember those fortune tellers you made at school all those years ago? You’f fold a piece of paper several times, colour in the squares on the front, number the inside and write a message of some kind inside. They were usually romantic or rude…
We’ve made our own, but it is all to do with discovering different careers in the NHS. You can download and print your own templates to make yours in class!
Just click the button below to download the PDF version to print off and make your Career Fortune Teller!
Again, feel free to share without restriction.
Medical & Careers topics in bite sized science chunks to help your brain grow!
Use them in lessons or tutor time!
Medical Mavericks TV has it’s very own page. Click the button below to head straight there!
There’s lots for all age groups!
Feel free to use this in assembly or tutor time to introduce a little know area of the NHS – Medical Engineering!
We look at how engineers don’t always have to invent whizz bang electronic devices!
We show how they have created novel adaptations to combine iPhones & ophthalmoscopes, how surgeons used engineers to assist in screwing bones together and finally how they had to redesign the ‘patient journey’ to make their equipment more children friendly!
You may not know, but Walt Disney broke my daughter’s collar bone.
True story… she was 2 years old and wearing one of Belle’s dresses from Beauty and the Beast. She slipped on the fabric when walking down the stairs and broke her collar bone!
You can clearly see the break on the X-Ray.
However, can you spot the THREE other awesome bits of physiology on this fab X-Ray?
Click the button below to download the PowerPoint of the X-Ray and the answers to this question.
After stubbing his big toe on the stairs, Tom dislocated the final bone (or phalange) in his big toe.
You can clearly see the bone is not in the right position in this X-Ray.
If you want to share this with you class, feel free to download the PowerPoint slide of the X-Ray as well as an image of what his Toe actually looks like!
Probably best not to eat anything whilst looking at Tom’s toes!
If you like the FREE resources below and want all our updates, just click the button below to leave your details and we’ll let you know all about our new posters, videos and resources. You might even get some goodies in the post!
(Our weekly resource emails have been described as ‘The best email I get as a teacher each week!’)
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