These roles typically require you to have a high school diploma and relevant work experience:
- Information Assistant
- Program Assistant
- Relief Clerk
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Public Health offers a limited number of student placements. Details of different student placements are listed below.
Public Health has accepted students for paid placements in fields including:
Public Health does not accept unsolicited resumes or applications. All paid student opportunities are posted on the Region of Waterloo careers page.
Public Health and Paramedic Services accepts applications for unpaid student placements for
See below for details.
Students in their fourth year of a Bachelor of Science in Nursing or Master of Nursing program can apply for a student placement in Public Health.
Examples of previous nursing placements in Public Health include,
Apply for nursing placement by completing the Unpaid Nursing Student Application form.
Students in a Bachelor or Master of Social Work program can apply for a student placement in Public Health.
Focus areas for the placement can include,
Apply for placement by completing the Unpaid Student Application form.
First and second-year paramedic students can apply for a field placement with Paramedic Services.
Focus areas for the placement can include,
Contact your school to find out more about applying for a placement.
Health Office Administration students can apply for a placement with Public Health.
Focus areas for the placement can include,
Apply for a placement by completing the Unpaid Student Application form.
Students in a Bachelor of Applied Health Information Science can apply for a placement with Public Health to satisfy volunteer requirement for certain courses.
Focus areas for the placement can include,
Apply for a placement by completing the Unpaid Student Application form.
Public Health and Paramedic Services offers career opportunities in a variety of fields, such as:
If you would like more information about any of the positions listed, visit our Region of Waterloo careers page regularly to review the posted job descriptions.
Thinking about a future career in Public Health? Explore typical education pathways for Public Health careers below.
High school diploma + relevant work experience
These roles typically require you to have a high school diploma and relevant work experience:
College diploma or certificate
These roles typically require you to have a college diploma or certificate in a related field:
These roles typically require you to have a bachelor’s degree in a related field:
These roles typically require you to have a master’s degree in a related field:
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