Institut de pédiatrie sociale en communauté
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CSPI offers a training program specifically designed for residents, medical externs and clinical intervention trainees. Aimed at deepening your understanding of the various themes specific to CSP, this program offers online training modules to complement and enrich your CSP internship experience.
Designed to meet the specific needs of the different specialties involved in CSP, our training program for residents, medical externs and clinical intervention trainees is divided into two distinct components.
Duration: One to four weeks
Target Audience
The short training program has been designed to accompany and support residents and medical externs who specialize in one of the following disciplines and wish to complete a CSP internship:
Duration: One to eight months
Target Audience
The long program was designed to accompany and support people who are currently completing university studies in one of the following disciplines, and who wish to complete a CSP internship:
This program can be spread over one or two academic terms, depending on the requirements of the student’s training program.
This program is the starting point for any practice in CSP. Its objective is to ensure that all professionals working in the CSP network have a common understanding of the approach.
Trainees must complete the introductory program before accessing the other training programs.
The Guided Reflection Program has been designed specifically for residents, medical externs and clinical intervention trainees. It is intended to enable you to make links between your academic and professional pathways, and the approach advocated in CSP.
This program is guided by observation activities and readings that will serve as a reference point throughout your internship.
The Guided Reflection Program has been designed specifically for residents, medical externs and clinical intervention trainees. It is intended to enable you to make links between your academic and professional pathways, and the approach advocated in CSP. This program is guided by observation activities and readings that will serve as a reference point throughout your internship.
Community Social Pediatrics Institute
4765, Sainte-Catherine Est
Montréal (Québec) H1V 1Z5
