Email: Web: Note: Interested students should provide a copy of their resume, the names of three references, a TB test, and a recent police check. This placement is appropriate for those interested in working with older seniors in an independent retirement setting (not nursing home). All students are expected to complete mandatory training and orientation. Students can review the agency website in advance to familiarize themselves with the home and activities. Maison Decision House Contact: Louis Berube Phone: (613) 728-5013 Email: Web: Ottawa Children’s Treatment Centre Contact: Natalie Quaile Phone: (613) 688-2126, extension 4026 Email: Web: Note: All students must have a police check for the vulnerable sector completed within the last six months. In addition, evidence must be provided of up to date immunizations. Paul Menton Centre, Carleton University Contact: Jessie Gunnell or Laura Brawn Phone: 613-520-6608 Email: , Web: Note: Psychology practicum students at the PMC have the opportunity to develop coaching, use instructional practices effective in supporting students with disabilities, create and apply individualized and compensatory learning strategies, use assistive technology applicable to university-level expectations. This requires an understanding of students’ unique learning profile based on documentation and academic experience. Our goal is to help students become independent The placement is semi-structured: While direct supervision is provided, we are looking for independent workers who can take initiative, demonstrate professionalism, and maintain student confidentiality. Mandatory training takes place during the final week of August. Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) – National Criminal Operations Contact: Simon Baldwin, National Criminal Operations, Contract & Aboriginal Policing Directorate – Research Unit Email: Web: Note: Due to time constraints in completing security clearances, students interested in placement with the RCMP should begin assembling sources for character references,
Email: Web: Note: Interested students should provide a copy of their resume, the names of three references, a TB test, and a recent police check. This placement is appropriate for those interested in working with older seniors in an independent retirement setting (not nursing home). All students are expected to complete mandatory training and orientation. Students can review the agency website in advance to familiarize themselves with the home and activities. Maison Decision House Contact: Louis Berube Phone: (613) 728-5013 Email: Web: Ottawa Children’s Treatment Centre Contact: Natalie Quaile Phone: (613) 688-2126, extension 4026 Email: Web: Note: All students must have a police check for the vulnerable sector completed within the last six months. In addition, evidence must be provided of up to date immunizations. Paul Menton Centre, Carleton University Contact: Jessie Gunnell or Laura Brawn Phone: 613-520-6608 Email: , Web: Note: Psychology practicum students at the PMC have the opportunity to develop coaching, use instructional practices effective in supporting students with disabilities, create and apply individualized and compensatory learning strategies, use assistive technology applicable to university-level expectations. This requires an understanding of students’ unique learning profile based on documentation and academic experience. Our goal is to help students become independent The placement is semi-structured: While direct supervision is provided, we are looking for independent workers who can take initiative, demonstrate professionalism, and maintain student confidentiality. Mandatory training takes place during the final week of August. Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) – National Criminal Operations Contact: Simon Baldwin, National Criminal Operations, Contract & Aboriginal Policing Directorate – Research Unit Email: Web: Note: Due to time constraints in completing security clearances, students interested in placement with the RCMP should begin assembling sources for character references,
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