Dear Sir/Madam,
In connection with the approaching holiday period, we remind you of the obligation to complete professional internships:
First-year students – internship in the field of:
- Patient care (4 weeks – 120 hours)
Second-year students – internships in the field of:
- Emergency assistance (1 week – 30 hours)
- Primary health care (3 weeks – 90 hours)
Please arrange the place of your internship individually and submit a complete set of documents (including completed referral and agreement forms) no later than June 15. Confirmation of acceptance for the internship is also required.
Rector’s Plenipotentiary for Student Internships
Maciej Kwaśniewski
email: maciej.kwasniewski@wsb.edu.pl
Office hours:
- 05.02 10:00–11:00 Dąbrowa Górnicza
- 17.02 11:00–12:00 Dąbrowa Górnicza
- 24.02 10:00–11:00 Dąbrowa Górnicza
After each internship, you are required to submit a printed questionnaire completed electronically to the Plenipotentiary for internships.
Link to the evaluation questionnaire: QUESTIONNAIRE
SESSION DATES: CLICK
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Clinical classes and professional internships – medical program
- As part of studies in the medical program, the student is obliged to participate in professional internships in the amount of 600 hours and in clinical classes in the amount of 2310 hours carried out in selected medical facilities.
- The student is obliged to complete professional internships in the amount of 600 hours / 20 weeks carried out during years I–V of studies.
- Professional internships are carried out during the holiday period. Professional internships serve to achieve selected learning outcomes. The program of professional internships, the form and dates of their completion, and the method of verifying achieved learning outcomes are determined by the university.
- Classes in the field of clinical sciences are conducted in healthcare entities which, due to their specificity and the number of health services they provide, ensure that students can achieve learning outcomes in the field of clinical sciences.
Procedure for completing professional internships – medical program
Hospitals with which the University has an agreement:
1. The student pays the fee for professional internships in accordance with the fee required by the hospital (to the student’s individual account).
2. The student provides the Internship Plenipotentiary with confirmation of payment for internships at the given hospital (electronic version via email is acceptable) and the required documents (listed below).
Required documents to be submitted before starting the internship:
- OC and NNW insurance, including post-exposure prophylaxis, valid for the entire calendar year
- result of testing for Salmonella carriage (medical certificate for sanitary-epidemiological purposes) (once during the entire course of studies)
- hepatitis B vaccination (once during the entire course of studies)
- copy of a certificate from an occupational medicine physician
After presenting the documents, the Plenipotentiary stamps the internship referral completed by the student (2 copies of referral).
3. With the referral, the student reports to the hospital to arrange the date of the internship and submit documentation required by the hospital.
After completing the internship, the following must be submitted:
- completed internship logbook with confirmation of completion
- internship referral
Hospitals based on individual agreements:
1. The student applies to the Hospital Director with a request for consent to complete the internship (it is recommended to provide the agreement template prepared by AWSB – if the hospital provides a different contract than the university agreement, it must be sent in advance for approval).
2. With written consent from the Hospital Management, printed documents (2 completed originals – not copies – of the internship referral and 2 completed agreements), and required documents (listed below), the student reports to the Internship Plenipotentiary to obtain signatures.
Required documents that must be submitted to the Plenipotentiary for professional internships before starting the internship:
- OC and NNW insurance (including post-exposure prophylaxis)
- Salmonella test result
- hepatitis B vaccination
- occupational medicine certificate copy
3. The student delivers the obtained documents to the hospital where consent was granted.
After completing the internship, the following must be submitted:
- agreement
- completed internship logbook
- internship referral
Dear Sir/Madam,
I provide a link to conclude insurance (OC, NNW, and post-exposure), required to complete holiday internships.
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