APS1060

Clinical practice - 2 (12 points)

(MED)

Leader: No current information available

Offered:
Peninsula Full year 2003 (Day)
Peninsula MA1 2003 (Day)
Peninsula MA2 2003 (Day)
Peninsula MA3 2003 (Day)
Peninsula MA4 2003 (Day)
Peninsula MA5 2003 (Day)
Peninsula MA6 2003 (Day)
Peninsula S2-S1 2003 (Day)
Peninsula Full year 2004 (Day)
Peninsula MA1 2004 (Day)
Peninsula MA2 2004 (Day)
Peninsula MA3 2004 (Day)
Peninsula MA4 2004 (Day)
Peninsula MA5 2004 (Day)
Peninsula MA6 2004 (Day)
Peninsula S2-S1 2004 (Day)

Synopsis: This final industry based learning component of the course will involve a significant body of work at an appropriate professional and intellectual level providing the student with the opportunity to practice and refine the skills gained throughout all subjects, whilst still under the supervision of a clinical teacher. The focus will be on working as a member of a team whilst developing the clinical problem solving skills required to manage difficult and complex situations and undertaking the full spectrum of roles and responsibilities required of the ambulance paramedic, with advice and support being provided as required.

Assessment: Structured learning activities: 20% + Formative assessments: 30% + Case studies: 30% + Major project: 20% + Practical skills assessment: Pass/Fail

Contact Hours: 22 weeks supervised industry experience including 312 hours structured learning experiences

Prerequisites: employment by an Ambulance Service