Shriners Hospitals for Children - Canada
Montreal, Quebec
Établi à Montréal (Québec) depuis 1925, l’Hôpital Shriners pour enfants – Canada est un centre de soins de courte durée, bilingue, dont les soins pédiatriques orthopédiques ultraspécialisés traitent des troubles complexes tels que, l’ostéogenèse imparfaite et les anomalies graves de la colonne vertébrale ou des membres. Il offre également la chirurgie reconstructive et la réadaptation. Des enfants du Canada, des États-Unis et du monde entier ont bénéficié des recherches d’avant-garde et des traitements novateurs de l’hôpital. Dans sa pratique clinique, en enseignement et en recherche, l’hôpital est entièrement dédié à la poursuite de l’excellence et de l’innovation tout en veillant à ce que les patients et leur famille évoluent dans un environnement empreint de compassion et qui soit centré sur la famille. Grace à la télémédecine et à ses cliniques satellites, l’hôpital est également bien enraciné dans les diverses communautés du Canada. Built in 1925 in Montreal, Quebec, the Canada Shriners Hospital is a bilingual, short term, acute care centre providing pediatric orthopedic ultraspecialized care for complex disorders such as osteogenesis imperfecta (brittle bone disease), severe spinal and limb anomalies, reconstructive surgery and rehabilitation. Children from across Canada, the U.S. and around the world have benefited from the hospital’s groundbreaking research and innovative treatments. The hospital is committed to excellence and innovation in clinical practice, research and education and to ensuring patients and their families are treated in a caring, family-friendly environment. The hospital is also present in communities across Canada thanks to telemedicine, outreach clinics. • Écart dans la longueur des membres • Scoliose et déformations vertébrales • Spasticité et paralysie cérébrale • Pied Bot • Malformations de la main • Arthrogrypose • Blessures sportives • Troubles métaboliques et héréditaires des os • Conditions neuromusculaires • ...
On-site · Montréal
The buyer is responsible for managing procurement activities, including identifying supply sources, preparing tenders, and analyzing bids. They also coordinate with departments to issue purchase orders, negotiate with suppliers, and maintain accurate inventory and procurement records.
On-site · Montréal
The storekeeper is responsible for the procurement, receiving, storage, and distribution of goods to various hospital departments. They also manage inventory levels, perform weekly counts, and ensure accurate documentation for all shipping and receiving activities.
On-site · Montréal
The Clinical Nurse is responsible for assessing health status and implementing therapeutic care plans for patients with complex bio-psycho-social needs. Key duties include coordinating interdisciplinary teams, designing care programs, and supervising the training of new staff and students.
On-site · Montréal
The psychologist provides psychological assessments, clinical counseling, and psychotherapy to children and families within a multidisciplinary healthcare team. They collaborate with other health professionals to manage mental health needs and participate in clinical research and student supervision.