medstudent
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- Jun 1, 2020
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I just came across a medical term called "PAB". Apparently it's an hospital word. What does it mean?
Oh I see. I was trying to apply for an internship job in a hospital. That was how I came across the word.It's a French word that means Préposé aux Bénéficiaires (PAB) which is translated in English as a Personal Care Attendant.
A personal care attendants will be carrying out personal care activities to patients such asOh I see. I was trying to apply for an internship job in a hospital. That was how I came across the word.
Do you know what the job’s descriptions are by any chance?
oh interestingA personal care attendants will be carrying out personal care activities to patients such as
- ambulation
- bathing
- personal hygiene
- dressing and undressing
- preparing meals
- feeding patients e.t.c.
what is the benefits of doing the job? Is it gonna influence your admission decision into a medical school?oh interesting![]()
It sure does. It increases your prospect of getting into a medical school.what is the benefits of doing the job? Is it gonna influence your admission decision into a medical school?
Ok. My cousin has been working as a PAB for 6 months now and she's hoping she get's into U of Ottawa next year. I guess her experience in the job is gonna help her.It sure does. It increases your prospect of getting into a medical school.
of course it will! I'm also applying to Waterloo next year.Ok. My cousin has been working as a PAB for 6 months now and she's hoping she get's into U of Ottawa next year. I guess her experience in the job is gonna help her.