Employability of ERISA students graduated in Clinical and Public Health Analysis between 2006 and 2010
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2013
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Edições Universitárias Lusófonas
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O presente trabalho foi realizado por um grupo de alunos do 4.º ano do Curso de Análises Clínicas e Saúde Pública (ACSP) da ERISA, no âmbito de um projecto de investigação aplicada. Este projecto visou elaborar uma correlação entre os alunos de ACSP formados na ERISA e a sua empregabilidade. Para tal, elaborou-se um inquérito com 17 questões, o qual foi enviado por correio electrónico a um total de 154 contactos, de alunos diplomados em ACSP na ERISA, entre os anos de 2006 a 2010. As respostas foram recolhidas e os dados tratados estatisticamente com o software SPSS. Pode-se concluir que a maioria dos inquiridos: possui o grau académico de pré-Bolonha e Bolonha (35,2 e 49,3%); já trabalhou na área (87,3%) e continua a trabalhar na área (84,3%); teve relativa facilidade em encontrar emprego na área com um tempo inferior a 1 mês (50,8%). Como primeiro emprego, a grande maioria (69,4%) começou exercendo funções efectuando colheitas, através do envio de candidaturas espontâneas. Relativamente à carga horária, a grande maioria (60,3%) começou a trabalhar em tempo parcial com uma situação contratual de recibos verdes. Dos inquiridos 71,4% exercem as suas funções em laboratórios de Patologia Clínica, 3,2 % em Laboratórios de Saúde Pública e 1,6% na área de ImunoHemoterapia. Este trabalho contribuiu para aferir a necessidade do mercado de trabalhadores licenciados em Análises Clínicas e Saúde Pública.
This report was conducted by a group of students of the 4th grade course of Clinical and Public Health Analysis (CPHA) of ERISA, in the context of an applied research project. The project aims to establish a correlation between the CPHA students trained at ERISA and their employability. A survey with 17 questions was prepared and sent by e-mail to a total of 154 contacts (ERISA students of CPHA, who graduated between 2006 and 2010). The responses were processed statistically with SPSS software. The majority of respondents had a pre-Bologna and Bologna (35,2 and 49,3%) degree, has worked in the area of training (87,3%) and continued to work in that area (84,3%); they reported some facility in finding employment in the area within less than 1 month (50,8%). As a fist job following initial applications, the majority of students (69,4%) started working in biological collections. Regarding the workload, the vast majority strated working in part time (60,3%) with a service contract. 71,4% of respondents carry out their duties in Clinical Pathology laboratories, 3,2% in Public Health laboratories and 1,6% in the Imunohemotherapy area. This paper contributed to gauge the market's need for workers licensed in Clinical and Public Health Analysis.
This report was conducted by a group of students of the 4th grade course of Clinical and Public Health Analysis (CPHA) of ERISA, in the context of an applied research project. The project aims to establish a correlation between the CPHA students trained at ERISA and their employability. A survey with 17 questions was prepared and sent by e-mail to a total of 154 contacts (ERISA students of CPHA, who graduated between 2006 and 2010). The responses were processed statistically with SPSS software. The majority of respondents had a pre-Bologna and Bologna (35,2 and 49,3%) degree, has worked in the area of training (87,3%) and continued to work in that area (84,3%); they reported some facility in finding employment in the area within less than 1 month (50,8%). As a fist job following initial applications, the majority of students (69,4%) started working in biological collections. Regarding the workload, the vast majority strated working in part time (60,3%) with a service contract. 71,4% of respondents carry out their duties in Clinical Pathology laboratories, 3,2% in Public Health laboratories and 1,6% in the Imunohemotherapy area. This paper contributed to gauge the market's need for workers licensed in Clinical and Public Health Analysis.
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SAÍDAS PROFISSIONAIS, MERCADO DE TRABALHO, MEDICINA, ENSINO SUPERIOR, ESCOLA SUPERIOR DE SAÚDE RIBEIRO SANCHES, LABOUR MARKET, HIGHER EDUCATION, MEDICINE, CAREER OPTIONS
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Rolo , D , Simão , D , Lima , E , Martins , T , Correia , V , Ribeiro , I & Costa , M D C 2013 , ' Employability of ERISA students graduated in Clinical and Public Health Analysis between 2006 and 2010 ' , Default journal .