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Secondary Co-op Ambulatory Care

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Secondary School Co-op Student Opportunities

Ambulatory Care

Department Overview

The Ambulatory Care Department performs medical surgical procedures of short duration, follow-up visits and consultations .The patient population is comprised of all ages. Clinics include: Ophthalmology, general surgery, orthopedics, urodynamics, gynecological, procedures and follow-up.


Student Assignments

  • Assist with changing linen on stretchers as required
  • Fold linen and restock cupboards as requested by staff.
  • Assist with setting up for procedures
  • Observation of special procedures (i.e. bone marrow aspiration), and treatments (i.e. dressing changes, IV insertion).
  • Greet patients, family and visitors upon their arrival on the unit
  • Refer any patient and family/visitors questions and concerns to staff
  • Clerical duties.

Qualities that a student should possess:

  • Desire to pursue a career in Health care.
  • Good communication skills.
  • Good interpersonal skills.
  • Be willing to take initiative to ask to view a procedure or treatment when appropriate.
  • Ability to function as part of the team.
  • Patience and willingness to listen.
  • Motivated.
  • Responsible and dependable.
  • Cheerful nature and positive outlook

Please note:

Privacy Policy: The co-op student will be expected to respect the privacy of our patients and keep any information regarding our patients and their families strictly confidential.

Personal Appearance Policy: The co-op student will be expected to be well groomed with minimal jewelry and make-up. Hair should be short or neatly tied back. The proper attire would be a uniform such as scrub uniform and clean white running shoes. CKHA is a fragrance free work environment, perfume and scented products are not allowed.

Revised: January 2009

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