4 Mar 2024 | |
Liverpool Life Sciences UTC News |
They have successfully undergone a rigorous application and induction process and they will complete over 100 hours of clinical work experience before July. Already they have learnt about various aspects of infection prevention and control, the importance of protecting the patients’ privacy and dignity whilst supporting their personal hygiene care and how to perform basic pressure area care. Our students will complete their placements at The Royal, Aintree or Broadgreen Hospital and, at the end of their process, they can join the staff bank or they can complete fast-track applications for any vacancies in the Liverpool University Hospitals.
Twelve Year 10 Engineering students attended the Experience of the Workplace event at Hope University, hosted by All About STEM. More...
Holly, Utieyin, and Thomas from the Baltic Research Institute delivered an engaging workshop during British Science Week to inspire future medics, den… More...
Year 10 MeDeVet students participated in a heart dissection lesson with Miss Linkman. More...
We held a showcase towards the end of last week with some of the amazing projects by students. More...
Twelve Year 10 Engineering students attended the Experience of the Workplace event at Hope University, hosted by All About STEM. More...
We're pleased to announce that Year 13 NLA student, Enis Gerxhalija, has been offered a place to read Physics at St. Catherine's College, Oxford. More...