XFDC 20022

72 hours off campus The Embalmer Work Experience is a synthesis of academic work, practicum experience and experiential learning. Apply the fundamentals of embalming using appropriate health and universal safety precautions. Skills such as critical assessment, suturing and the care of body fluids will be further developed. Apply the laws and regulations governing funeral service and increase knowledge, confidence and skills within the embalming preparation room. Students are responsible for securing employment within a licensed funeral home. Note: Students must provide proof of Hepatitis B series (min. of 2/3 of series) vaccination, Tetanus / Dip current within 10 years vaccination, Canadian Red Cross Standard First Aid with CPR Level C and WHMIS in order to participate in Funeral Services 20022. Section information text: Students are responsible for securing a placement with a licensed funeral home and relocation may be required. Program requirements (immunizations, blood tests, WHMIS & Standard First Aid with CPR Level C certifications) to be completed prior to course start date (fees apply). This course has a different end date than the regular academic schedule.