Fieldwork Site Profile (FS-PRO)
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Fieldwork Site Profile (FS-PRO)
Fieldwork Site Profile (FS-PRO): Learning Opportunities and Resources Please fill in and return to your affiliated university occupational therapy program. Site and Contact Information Name of site: CSSS de l’Ouest-de-l’Île- Centre d'accueil Denis-Benjamin- Viger Name of program/sector: Direction Des services multidisciplinaires Name of contact person: Venise Calluzzo Title of contact person: Conseillère au développement de la pratique professionnelle Address: CLSC de Pierrefonds 13 800, boul. Gouin Ouest, Pierrefonds (QuébecP H8Z 3H6 Phone*: 514 626-2663 poste 4575 Fax*: 514 626-2894 E-mail address*: [email protected] Web site: Supporting material about the site and occupational therapy services attached (e.g. pamphlet, brochure, fact sheet) *of contact person If you have any questions or comments, please contact your university representative: A member of the University Fieldwork Coordinators Committee (UFCC) , a sub-committee of the Association of Canadian Occupational Therapy University Programs(ACOTUP) (2005 revised edition) UFCC- ACOTUP Fieldwork Site Profile: Learning Opportunities and Resources – E-version - 2005 Revised Edition 2 Fieldwork Site Profile (FS-PRO): Learning Opportunities and Resources Copy and complete for individual location or program as appropriate. Name of program / site: Centre d'accueil Denis-Benjamin-Viger (if different from page 1): Contact information if different from page one: Location of occupational therapy services in the building: Characteristics of Occupational Therapy Services: 1. Occupational therapy services are organized on: No O.T. on site an O.T. department basis a program basis other: Description (e.g. the mission and vision of your organization, occupational therapy philosophy and role of occupational therapy within your organization): 2. System(s) / services in which you practice: Public sector Rehabilitation centre Long term care centre Insurance industry Private practice Outpatient clinic Home care Community setting Hospital Day hospital School Other: 3. Occupational therapy roles: 4. Client life span: UFCC- ACOTUP Direct care Indirect care Administration Other: Children Adolescents Consultation Adults Research Older adults Fieldwork Site Profile: Learning Opportunities and Resources – E-version - 2005 Revised Edition 2 Site:____________________________________ Characteristics of Occupational Therapy Services (continued): 5. Client conditions: Mental health Physical health Combined Other Please list common client issues : Multiple déficit cognitif 50% Profil gériatrique 6. Occupational therapy focus: Please describe common areas of practice, interventions and programs : Profil gériatrique Suivi post fracture, post-traumatisme Prévention des chutes Méthodes altlernatives à la contention Suivi quotidien Aide technique positionnement (clinique avec CR Constance-Lethbridge) Suivi fauteuil roulant de RAMQ Gestion de l'inventaire (lit, matelas, etc.) Réunions interdisciplinaires hebdomadaire pour suivi Consultant résoution de problème, ex. comportement, contention, prévention des chutes Recommandation d'achat à court et à long terme Centre de jour: 1 journée (moitié groupe clientèle neurologique admis via CLSC & groupe déficit cognitif - consulter pour centre de jour) 7. Hours of operations: 8H à 16h (flexible) 8. Total number of occupational therapists working at/for your site: Full Time: 9. Part Time: Support personnel (e.g. OTAide, rehab assistant)? UFCC- ACOTUP yes no If yes, how many: 1 Fieldwork Site Profile: Learning Opportunities and Resources – E-version - 2005 Revised Edition 3 Site:____________________________________ Learning Opportunities and Resources for Students: 1. Access to a library (either on or off-site) : 2. Internet access: yes yes no no 3. Other learning opportunities and resources for students (please list): (e.g. interprofessional contacts, field trips, resource binders): Réunions d'équipe hebdomadaire Site milieu de travail CROIM Activités de loisirs à tous les jours implique centre de jour visite amicale lors des collations 4. Please state your general learning and performance expectations of students (other then the ones from the University) to assist them in preparing for fieldwork education at your site. Si possible tech PDSB Connaissance des aides techniques UFCC- ACOTUP Fieldwork Site Profile: Learning Opportunities and Resources – E-version - 2005 Revised Edition 4 Site:____________________________________ Administrative Resources: 1. Orientation session offered upon students arrival: yes 2. no, it will be available on (specify date): Space and resources available to students (phone, desk, computer, work station, etc.): 3. Policies and procedures information available: yes, location: site intranet no, it will be available on (specify date): 4. Health and safety policy in place: yes no, it will be available on (specify date): 5. Emergency procedures information available: yes, location: no, it will be available on (specify date): 6. Contingency plan available (for absent fieldwork educator during placement): no, it will be available on (specify date): yes. Please outline its major characteristics: Voir politique sur les stages du CSSSODI- document de travail UFCC- ACOTUP Fieldwork Site Profile: Learning Opportunities and Resources – E-version - 2005 Revised Edition 5 Site:____________________________________ Administrative Resources (continued): 7. Continuing education plan in place for occupational therapists on site: no, it will be available on (specify date): à venir yes. Please outline its major characteristics: Please outline your site’s continuing education policy or describe how occupational therapists remain current in issues that impact their professional practice. Also, describe use of evidence based practice: Amenities Available to Students: 1. Cafeteria: yes no 2. Kitchen facilities: microwave oven 3. Locker: no 4. Bicycle rack: 5. Parking: yes yes refrigerator other: salle des employés no yes, cost: 6. Public transportation available: no yes no 7. Other (please list): (e.g. accommodation for students) UFCC- ACOTUP Fieldwork Site Profile: Learning Opportunities and Resources – E-version - 2005 Revised Edition 6 Site:____________________________________ Site Requirements for Students: 1. Immunization: yes 2. Criminal / police record check: 3. Dress code: 4. A car is required during placement hours: yes no no If yes, specify in box below. yes no If yes, specify in box below. If yes, specify in box below. yes no If yes, describe the site “gas reimbursement” policy for OT students, in the box below. Please specify additional information and/or requirements (e.g. mask fit testing): Message to Students: Please add anything else you would like students to know or prepare for prior to starting a placement at your site. Mise à jour des maladies, Parkinson, ACV, Alzheimer 70 % francophones - 30% anglopohones-multi-ethnique Pre-placement information package sent to student (e.g. reading list or material, schedule): yes no Signatures: Profile completed by: Venise Calluzzo Conseillère cadre au dév. de la pratique prof et Guylaine Carrière-Cyr - ergo au CA Denis Benjamin Viger date: (Name and title) My organization wishes to offer placements to occupational therapy students from: my affiliated University Canadian universities International O.T. programs For fieldwork education purposes, I hereby authorize my affiliated university occupational therapy program to forward the information included in the FS-PRO to students and fieldwork coordinators from other occupational therapy programs. I shall ensure that students will be supervised by qualified occupational therapists who have a minimum of one year of professional experience, and hold credentials with their provincial regulatory body. Signature: ______________________________________ UFCC- ACOTUP date: 17 juin 2010 Fieldwork Site Profile: Learning Opportunities and Resources – E-version - 2005 Revised Edition 7 Site:____________________________________ UFCC- ACOTUP Fieldwork Site Profile: Learning Opportunities and Resources – E-version - 2005 Revised Edition 8