UNDERGRADUATE INTERNSHIP PROGRAMME IN HEALTH TECHNOLOGY - CLINICAL ENGINEERING

Clinical Engineering Intern Programme (CEIP)

Western Cape Government Health and Wellness

Undergraduate Internship Programme

Overview

The Western Cape Government: Health is commencing with an internship programme in clinical engineering for undergraduates residing in the Western Cape and holding South African citizenship.

Internship Programmes are a government initiative in providing the unemployed youth an opportunity to gain work integrated experience, it creates opportunities for growth and employment.

In this programme, an engineering student that has successfully completed all required S4 subjects in Electrical, Mechanical, Mechatronics or Clinical Engineering, will be exposed to all the Clinical Engineering units within the Metro on a rotation schedule. This programme will provide a unique opportunity to gain valuable experience in the maintenance of medical equipment.

What Does the CEIP aim to achieve?

• To enhance the employment opportunities for the unemployed youth and to address the skills shortages of clinical engineering technicians in South Africa.
• The clinical engineering interns will obtain industry specific skills and gain work experience.
• A monthly stipend (allowance) will be paid to successful candidates.

Benefits of being an intern:

Interns will receive continuous exposure on the job training and development.

Qualifications of internships offered:

Clinical Engineering

Who can apply?

Anyone who resides in the Western Cape. Must be a SA Citizen with SA valid ID.

The internship program consists of the following:

In-service Training