Major in Cognitive Systems, Minor in French Language
Where did Fiona work?
Work Term 1:
Evaluation Assistant, Fraser Health Authority
What did Fiona accomplish?
Fraser Health Authority
As an Evaluation Assistant at Fraser Health Authority, Fiona played a key role in conducting and leading literature reviews on mental healthcare issues. She collaborated on significant reports, synthesizing qualitative and quantitative data to inform psychiatric care guidelines. Fiona also created systematic review guidelines based on academic findings and presented them to the team. One of her notable achievements was leveraging a systematic review to draw clinical conclusions regarding the influence of social determinants of health on increasing the risk of 30-day psychiatric readmission.
Focused Academics
Fiona’s academic journey, rooted in her Cognitive Systems degree, seamlessly connects with her work in a clinical setting. Much of her studies involve investigating the intellectual and communicative systems that shape human experience. Understanding these different perspectives has taught her to value, approach, and contribute to healthcare in a humanizing and multi-faceted way. Her commitment to personalizing psychiatric treatment aligns with her desire to bridge academic findings with real-world applications, ensuring that research translates into tangible improvements for patient satisfaction in the dynamic environment of a clinical setting.
Benefits of Co-op Now and in the Future
Fiona has benefited greatly from her co-op experience, gaining a unique opportunity to grow both academically and professionally. She observed firsthand how freshly acquired concepts apply across diverse professional settings. Notably, co-op has been instrumental for Fiona to hone her people skills, learn to be focused, and engage in critical thinking. She enjoys continually learning as a student while also contributing current and insightful perspectives to the workplace. Co-op has given Fiona an advantage for her post-graduation path, equipping her with practical insights, connections to new findings, and a better understanding of the professional landscape.
Major in Cognitive Systems, Minor in French Language
Where did Fiona work?
Work Term 1:
Evaluation Assistant, Fraser Health Authority
What did Fiona accomplish?
Fraser Health Authority
As an Evaluation Assistant at Fraser Health Authority, Fiona played a key role in conducting and leading literature reviews on mental healthcare issues. She collaborated on significant reports, synthesizing qualitative and quantitative data to inform psychiatric care guidelines. Fiona also created systematic review guidelines based on academic findings and presented them to the team. One of her notable achievements was leveraging a systematic review to draw clinical conclusions regarding the influence of social determinants of health on increasing the risk of 30-day psychiatric readmission.
Focused Academics
Fiona’s academic journey, rooted in her Cognitive Systems degree, seamlessly connects with her work in a clinical setting. Much of her studies involve investigating the intellectual and communicative systems that shape human experience. Understanding these different perspectives has taught her to value, approach, and contribute to healthcare in a humanizing and multi-faceted way. Her commitment to personalizing psychiatric treatment aligns with her desire to bridge academic findings with real-world applications, ensuring that research translates into tangible improvements for patient satisfaction in the dynamic environment of a clinical setting.
Benefits of Co-op Now and in the Future
Fiona has benefited greatly from her co-op experience, gaining a unique opportunity to grow both academically and professionally. She observed firsthand how freshly acquired concepts apply across diverse professional settings. Notably, co-op has been instrumental for Fiona to hone her people skills, learn to be focused, and engage in critical thinking. She enjoys continually learning as a student while also contributing current and insightful perspectives to the workplace. Co-op has given Fiona an advantage for her post-graduation path, equipping her with practical insights, connections to new findings, and a better understanding of the professional landscape.