Work Immersion/ Research output (RSC S212)

• STEM –ALLIED
SCIENCES
• ( Medical
Group)
Mrs. Russel Z. Pantaleon
80 hours Work Immersion Teacher
• This course is one of the requirements for graduation. A Senior High School
student has to undergo Work Immersion in an industry that directly relates to the
student’s postsecondary goal. Through Work Immersion, the students are
exposed to and become familiar with work-related environment related to their
field of specialization to enhance their competence.

• Specifically, the students are able to:

• (i) gain relevant and practical industrial skills under the guidance of industry
experts and workers; (ii) appreciate the importance and application of the
principles and theories taught in school;
• (iii) enhance their technical knowledge and skills;
• (iv) enrich their skills in communications and human relations; and
• (v) develop good work habits, attitudes, appreciation, and respect for work.
These prepare them to meet the needs and challenges of employment or higher
education after graduation
 Subject outline
PRELIMS MIDTERM FINALS

Examination Dates: December 10-12, 2018 Examination Dates: January 16-18, 2019 Examination Dates: March 11-13, 2019

 Re-Orientation
 Work Immersion  Portfolio Preparation
o School Rules and Regulations o Accomplished Forms
 Work Immersion Guidelines, Rules and o Updated Resume
Regulations
* Management Processes o Company and Its Background
o Weekly Log of Activities
 Subject Outline and Requirements  Nature of the Business  Learnings
 Work Ethics  Products and Services  Achievements
 Confidentiality in the Workplace  Challenges Faced and
 Target Clientele Resolutions
 Effective Teamwork Skills
 Organizational Structure o Weekly Log of Reflection
 Vitals signs lecture demonstration and o Weekly time record
 Company Rules and o Action Pictures
return demonstration
  Regulations o Teacher’s Written Evaluation
* Skills observation through Immersion and o Teacher’s Assessment and Rating
tour o Summary of Learnings
  o Summary of Values Learned
 Work Immersion Evaluation and
Recommendation
 

Weekly Log of Activities & Weekly Log of Activities & Reflection Portfolio
Reflection and other requirements and other requirements
 WORK IMMERSION
RULES AND REGULATIONS OF STUDENTS
(OFF CAMPUS)
ATTENDANCE AND PUNCTUALITY
a. Regular and punctual attendance in the AREA is required to all students.
b. Students are expected to be at the designated area 15 minutes before the official time.
c. A student who incurred unexcused absence of more than 20% of the required number hours will be
considered dropped.
d. Each student must have an attendance log sheet. The student must note his/her time in/out upon
arrival in the area. It will always be signed by the teacher.
e. If the student is late in the area and missed the assigned slot (i.e hospital schedule), he/she is not
allowed to loiter in the hospital premises. The students must leave the area to prevent contamination
from hospital nosocomial infection.
f. If the students missed his slot in the area, he/she is responsible for the consequences of his/her
action since re-scheduling is not always possible and we are bounded by time constraint.
g. In case of absence, please, follow JRU student handbook protocol.
 WORK IMMERSION
RULES AND REGULATIONS OF STUDENTS
(OFF CAMPUS)
B. ATTITUDE

a. Prompt,exact and courteous obedience is expected of a student at all times.

b. He / She should obey authority.
c. The students must report any concerns/problems arising in the group/class.
d. Students are always encouraged to greet any authority.
e. Students must observe proper decorum at all times. Noise or public
disturbance is prohibited.
 WORK IMMERSION
RULES AND REGULATIONS OF STUDENTS
(OFF CAMPUS)
C.UNIFORM AND PERSONAL APPEARANCE

a. The student must always wear the prescribed uniform of the university. PE uniform is
NOT ALLOWED. The student must wear his/her ID at all times
b. Hair must be neat. Female must tie their hair.
c. Male must shave off their beard. Please follow JRU student handbook protocol.
d. Nail polish is not allowed.
D. CELLPHONES
a. During the tour, use of cellphone in the hospital/other areas is prohibited.
b. Taking of pictures will only be allowed upon the approval of the authorities
( may it be hospital or other areas). Patients confidentiality is observed at all times
in the hospital.
 WORK IMMERSION
RULES AND REGULATIONS OF STUDENTS
(OFF CAMPUS)
F. DURING HOSPITAL ORIENTATION OF STUDENTS
a. The student will follow the schedule of hospital orientation set by the Teacher as
approved by the hospital administration.
b. The student must wear the uniform prescribed by the hospital training
office/university. PE uniform is NOT ALLOWED.
G. SUBMISSION OF REQUIREMENTS

Prelim – Dec. 4 - Wed ( 1pm)

Midterm - Jan. 15 - Wed ( 1pm)
Finals - Feb. 26 - Wed ( 1pm)
 Requirements
• PRELIM
1. Resume’ FINALS
- PORTFOLIO
2. Waiver with Photocopy of Parent’s ID
3. Weekly Log of Activities (Learnings & Reflection)
4. Action Pictures

• MIDTERM
• 1. Waiver with Photocopy of Parent’s ID if needed
• 2. Weekly Log of Activities (Learnings & Reflection)
• 3. Action Pictures
4. Company
* Nature of the Business
• Products and Services
• Target Clientele
• Organizational Structure
• Company Rules and Regulations
 GRADING SYSTEM
FINAL GRADE = Prelims x 25% + Midterm x 25% + Finals x 50%
 
CLASS WORK = 100% NO EXAMINATION
 
Components: WW = 100% (Performance Evaluation= 40%, Performance Task = 50% Attendance- 10%)

PERFORMANCE EVALUATION- 40% Performance task- 50% Attendance- 10%

Relation to others- 10 Written requirement – with rubric

Judgment - 20 TOTAL = 100%
Ability to learn – 20
Attitude - 20
Attendance – 15
Punctuality - 15
TOTAL = 100 %
 PERFORMANCE EVALUATION-
40%
• Relation to others - 10- works exceptionally with everyone at all times

• Judgment - 20- Displays exceptional judgment and always makes the right decision

Ability to learn – 20- Learns quickly and actively seeks out opportunities to learn more

Attitude – 20- Displays enthusiasm to perform assignments and an optimistic attitude a at all times

• Attendance – 15 never absent without approval

• Punctuality - 15Always arrives and leaves when scheduled

TOTAL = 100 %
 
Rubric for Written requirements -50%
Exemplary (19-20) Above Average (17-18) Adequate (15-16) Inadequate (13-14) Total

Organization Writing shows high degree of attention to Writing is coherent and logically Writing is coherent and logically Writing lacks logical organization. It  
logic and reasoning of points. Unity clearly organized with transitions used organized. Some points remain shows some coherence but ideas
leads the reader to the conclusion and stirs between ideas and paragraphs to misplaced and stray from the topic. lack unity. Serious errors.
thought regarding the topic. create coherence. Overall unity of Transitions evident but not used  
ideas is present. throughout essay

Level of Content indicates synthesis of ideas, indepth Content indicates original thinking Content indicates thinking and Shows some thinking and reasoning  
analysis and evidences original thought and and develops ideas with sufficient reasoning applied with original but most ideas are underdeveloped
Content, support for the topic. All week activities and firm evidence. thought on a few ideas. Lacks 2 or and unoriginal.
Grammar & were covered and data are complete.
Lacks 1 activites and other reqts. more activites and other reqts. There were only 1/3 or less
activities and requirements .
Mechanics

Essay is free of distracting spelling, Essay has few spelling, punctuation, Most spelling, punctuation, and Spelling, punctuation, and
punctuation, and grammatical errors; absent and grammatical errors allowing grammar correct allowing reader to grammatical errors create
of fragments, comma splices, and run-ons. reader to follow ideas clearly. Very progress though essay. Some errors distraction, making reading difficult;
few fragments or run-ons. remain. fragments, comma splices, run-ons
evident. Errors are frequent.

Format Meets all formal and assignment Meets format and assignment Meets format and assignment Fails to follow format and  
requirements and evidences attention to requirements; margins, spacing, and requirements; generally correct assignment requirements; incorrect
detail; all margins, spacing and indentations indentations are correct; essay is margins, spacing, and indentations; margins, spacing and indentation;
are correct; essay is neat and correctly neat and correctly assembled. essay is neat but may have some neatness of essay needs attention.
assembled with professional look. assembly errors

Quality of Work Performs excellent work that usually exceeds Performs very good work that Performs average work that usually Performs below average work that  
expectation usually exceeds expectation meets expectation/ usually does not meet expectation

Submitted a day after Submitted after 2 or more days No submission  

Timeliness Submitted on time
 
Total          
 TENTATIVE SCHEDULE - PRELIM
WEEK DATE ACTIVITY VENUE Time HOURS

0 September 14, 2019 ZETEO QUEST Activity JRU 8-12 noon 4+2

1 Oct. 28-31, 2019 ORIENTATION Room assignment 3

2 Nov. 4-8, 2019 Discussion- Work ethics Room assignment Same time 3
3 Nov. 11-15, 2019 Discussion on Vital signs (v/s) Room assignment Same time 3
4 Nov. 18-22, 2019 Skills Return Demonstration on v/s taking Room assignment Same time 4
5 Nov. 25-29, 2019 Blood Donation activity- Campaign Room to room 3+2

6 Dec, 2-6, 2019 Nursing lab tour & observation Mini Hospital, GTO TBA 2+2
GTO & Dental clinic orientation, Dental Clinic
Discussion (Med-tech )
7 Dec, 9-13, 2019 Medical Clinic, GTO, Dental clinic rotation Medical Clinic, GTO TBA 3
Dental Clinic
8 Dec. 16-20, 2019 Physical Examination Medical Clinic 3
8 DEC. 18,2019 Seminar (Labor laws) Auditorium TBA 4+2
40
hours
 TENTATIVE SCHEDULE – MIDTERM and FINALS
WEEK DATE ACTIVITY VENUE Time HOURS

9 January 5-10, 2020 Hospital Rotation/ GTO Rotation MCMC/GTO variable 4+2

10 January 13-17, 2020 NCMH variable 4+2

Tour at National Center for Mental Health
11 January 20-24, 2020
12 January 27-31, 2020 Basic Life support Training and First Aid TBA variable 18
Seminar
13 February 3-7, 2020

14 Feb. 10-14, 2020 U-WEEK 4

15 Feb. 17-21, 2020 Portfolio completion 4

16 Feb. 25 Portfolio submission 2

______
40
hours
Take note:
• 1. Your work immersion schedule depends on the slot given to us by the
hospital, medical clinic, nursing laboratory and availablity of venues.
“ FLEXIBLE TIME”
2. Tickler – pocket notebook and logsheet always at hand
3. Waiver is always with Photocopy of parent’s/guardians id
ALL NEEDED
INFO and
DOCUMENTS
4. Group page- will be
uploaded here
Only comments
will be counted in
the performance
eval.
e.g. Noted mam
- Comments will
close after 1 week
WORK IMMERSION Highlights
Mini Hospital observation & tour
WORK IMMERSION Highlights
GUIDANCE AND TESTING OFFICE Exposure
WORK IMMERSION Highlights
DENTAL CLINIC Exposure
WORK IMMERSION Highlights
Mini Hospital observation & tour
WORK IMMERSION Highlights
HOSPITAL EXPOSURE

MANDALUYONG CITY MEDICAL CENTER

Pharmacy
WORK IMMERSION Highlights
HOSPITAL EXPOSURE

MANDALUYONG CITY MEDICAL CENTER

Dialysis

Optometry
WORK IMMERSION Highlights
HOSPITAL EXPOSURE

MANDALUYONG CITY MEDICAL CENTER

Actual dental extraction

WORK IMMERSION Highlights
HOSPITAL EXPOSURE

MANDALUYONG CITY MEDICAL CENTER

Laboratory Microbiology section

WORK IMMERSION Highlights
HOSPITAL EXPOSURE

MANDALUYONG CITY MEDICAL CENTER

Specimen in test tubes Centrifuge

WORK IMMERSION Highlights
HOSPITAL EXPOSURE

MANDALUYONG CITY MEDICAL CENTER

Blood extraction area Radiologt dept.- CT Scan machine

WORK IMMERSION Highlights
HOSPITAL EXPOSURE
MANDALUYONG CITY MEDICAL CENTER
Ward tour
WORK IMMERSION Highlights
HOSPITAL EXPOSURE

NATIONAL CENTER FOR MENTAL HEALTH (NCMH)

WORK IMMERSION Highlights
HOSPITAL EXPOSURE

TOUR
WORK IMMERSION Highlights
HOSPITAL EXPOSURE

NATIONAL CENTER FOR MENTAL HEALTH (NCMH)

PSYCHOSOCIAL REHABILITATION AREA
WORK IMMERSION Highlights
SEMINAR
PUBLIC FORUM
WORK IMMERSION Highlights
SEMINAR
BASIC LIFE SUPPORT
OPEN COMMUNICATION
• VERY IMPORTANT!