This course equips learners with the knowledge and skills to perform comprehensive clinical screening and health surveillance in occupational settings. Participants develop expertise in conducting occupational histories, specialized assessments including audiometry, spirometry, vision, and laboratory testing, and interpreting results to support preventive and diagnostic care. The curriculum emphasizes infection control, emerging health threats, psychosocial health, and substance use, integrating mental health and equity considerations. Learners connect screening outcomes to fitness-to-work assessments, accommodations, and disability management, and apply their knowledge through a capstone project that incorporates evidence-based tools and data management systems, preparing them for effective, applied occupational health nursing practice.
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These are non-credit professional development courses and completion does not confer licensure, registration or authorization to practice nursing in any jurisdiction. Learners are responsible for applying course content only within their lawful scope of practice, employer policies and required supervision.
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Non-credit means courses do not count for University-level credit towards a degree or diploma program. Non-credit courses are designed to supplement your existing education and experience. There is more flexibility in the learning objectives and they are taught by experienced industry professionals who are currently working or have dedicated experience in the field. Many of the courses offered for professional and personal development are noncredit courses. More information about non-credit courses can be found in our non-credit policy documentation.
Sometimes the School of Continuing Education partners with outside institutions to provide access to a greater variety of courses. Because of this, our gift certificates and discounts can only be applied to MacEwan owned noncredit courses.
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For courses more than four weeks in length, a 100 percent refund is available to students who withdraw before the day of the second scheduled class in a face-to-face course unless exceptions are stipulated in the program guide and/or registration forms.
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Students will be enrolled in their courses prior to start of class and there will be no schedule changes permitted. Students will have until the Add/Drop deadline (for more information, click here) to withdraw from their program without term fee charges.
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