Welcome to our Undergraduate Programme in Supporting Physical Care Routines for Children and for Unwell Children, where we prepare compassionate individuals for a variety of rewarding career opportunities in the field of childcare and pediatric healthcare.
Upon completion of our programme, graduates can pursue diverse roles such as:
1. Childcare Provider: Graduates can work as childcare providers in daycare centers, preschools, and schools, where they will be responsible for implementing physical care routines, monitoring children's health and safety, and providing nurturing support to children of all ages.
2. Pediatric Nurse: Graduates with a background in nursing can pursue careers as pediatric nurses in hospitals, clinics, and pediatric practices. They will provide specialized care to children, including administering medications, monitoring vital signs, and assisting with physical therapy and rehabilitation.
3. Pediatric Home Health Aide: Graduates can work as home health aides, providing care to children with chronic illnesses or disabilities in their homes. They may assist with activities of daily living, administer medications, and provide emotional support to children and their families.
4. Child Life Specialist: Graduates can work as child life specialists in hospitals and healthcare facilities, supporting children and families coping with illness, injury, or hospitalization. They may facilitate therapeutic play activities, provide emotional support, and help children understand medical procedures in a child-friendly manner.
5. Special Education Assistant: Graduates can work as special education assistants in schools, providing support to children with disabilities or special health needs. They may assist teachers in implementing individualized education plans (IEPs), provide one-on-one support to students, and help create inclusive learning environments.
6. Pediatric Occupational Therapist: Graduates with a background in occupational therapy can pursue careers as pediatric occupational therapists, helping children develop the skills needed for daily living, play, and school activities. They may work in hospitals, schools, or private practices, providing individualized therapy and support to children with physical or developmental challenges.
7. Early Intervention Specialist: Graduates can work as early intervention specialists, providing support to infants and young children with developmental delays or disabilities. They may work in community-based programs, providing developmental screenings, therapy services, and support to families navigating early intervention services.
8. Pediatric Physical Therapist: Graduates with a background in physical therapy can pursue careers as pediatric physical therapists, helping children improve mobility, strength, and coordination. They may work in hospitals, rehabilitation centers, or schools, providing individualized therapy and support to children with physical disabilities or injuries.
9. Childcare Center Director: Graduates with leadership skills and management experience can pursue careers as childcare center directors, overseeing the daily operations of childcare facilities, implementing policies and procedures, and ensuring compliance with health and safety regulations.
10. Pediatric Nutritionist/Dietitian: Graduates with a background in nutrition can pursue careers as pediatric nutritionists or dietitians, specializing in providing nutritional support and guidance to children with special health needs, such as food allergies, feeding difficulties, or chronic illnesses.
No matter your career aspirations, our programme provides the knowledge, skills, and practical experience needed to succeed in supporting physical care routines for children and for unwell children. Join us and embark on a fulfilling career making a positive difference in the lives of children and families.