Course Summary
In this course you will undertake your final 12 weeks of Work Integrated Learning (WIL). There will be no on-campus learning and you will undertake this course entirely in a clinical department relevant to your program plan. This will be supplemented with regular online tutorials supported by academic staff, where you will have the opportunity to connect with your peers as you move towards the end of your degree. During your placement, you will be provided with the opportunity to demonstrate your ability to practice as an independent medical radiation practitioner and continue to develop through feedback and assessment provided by your clinical supervisors. Upon successful completion of this course, you will have demonstrated your ability to work independently within your division of practice.
As this course involves clinical placement, there may be associated travel requirements.
You must meet several pre-clinical placement requirements during your studies in the Medical Radiations program and before attempting this WIL course, including a Working With Children Check, a Criminal Record Check, first aid, manual handling training, and other requirements. All arrangements for, and costs associated with, these requirements are your responsibility. Please visit the WIL Canvas site for further information
If you have a long-term medical condition and/or disability you should contact the Program Coordinator or the Equitable Learning Services for further advice. Students need to be able to meet the inherent requirements of the program. At any time prior to or during your placement if there are concerns raised related to your fitness to practice the clinical coordinator can request that you gain full medical clearance to continue your placement.