Healthcare Technician
ABOUT THIS JOB:
- Name of employer: LiberaMente ETS
- Start date: Always available
- Duration: 2 to 12 months
- Commitment: Part-time
- Language: English + Another
- Basic knowledge: Mandatory
- Experience: Not required
- Compensation: Assist you in moving to Italy and finding accommodation.No financial compensation!
Important: We can only host students who are currently studying in Europe and EU candidate countries and those who can use the Erasmus internship program or who have scholarships. Please note that our internship is unpaid.
Being a healthcare worker in shelters / reception centers can be a challenge but also a rewarding opportunity for those who want to help people in situations of need. The role of a health worker in such settings can vary depending on the specific needs of the center and the people hosted, but generally includes the following responsibilities:
- Primary health care and assessment: Ability to evaluate medical conditions, manage medical emergencies, and administer primary care.
- Disease prevention and health promotion: Health workers in reception centers must work to prevent the spread of infectious diseases through health education, promotion of personal hygiene and vaccination when possible.
- Coordination of care: Health workers often collaborate with other health professionals and non-governmental organizations to ensure adequate access to the specialized medical care and support services needed.
- Health education: Providing health information and promoting healthy behaviors is critical to improving the overall well-being of shelter residents. This may include educational sessions on topics such as nutrition, reproductive health and disease prevention. a health worker in shelters can be a challenge but also a rewarding opportunity for those who wish to help people in situations of need. The role of a health worker in such settings can vary depending on the specific needs of the center and the people hosted, but generally includes the following responsibilities:
Working as a healthcare worker in a shelter / reception centers requires a combination of clinical skills, empathy and the ability to adapt to multicultural and complex contexts. It is challenging but also extremely rewarding work for those who want to make a difference in the lives of people in vulnerable situations.