Queens of BHSc

Covers organization, edu, management, research, OT.

Hi guys :), welcome to our new episode. Ella and I decided to make some educational content for you all related to future career options as a graduate of our program. Since we haven’t graduated yet, we don’t have much personal experience with the prospect of our degree, but we collected all the information we can find, to hopefully equip you and us for the future.

The career paths are analogous to career fields. Some fields are broken down to various careers. In each segment, we gave an overview of the career, job tasks, estimated salary, entrance level education requirements, and course recommendations.

Disclaimer: Info shared is based on our own research and experiences. Content discussed are for general education & information purposes only. Please consult with your academic advisor, career counselor, or other figures of authority before making serious decisions.

If you have any questions, anything you want to add, or want us to talk about in the future, reach out and connect with us (there are a few ways in the bio). We love hearing feedback from y’all.

Timeline:

1:00 - Government/Non-Government Organizations

2:07 - Education

- Health Journalist, Community Health Educator, Community Health Worker, Health Content Provider.

5:43 - Administration & Management

6:57 - Graduate Research

- Master, PhD, Research Assistant, Teaching Assistant

10:54 - Occupational Therapy

Music: O.P.E.N - iMovie

Helpful Links:

- Bachelor Health Sciences Career Paths - https://bhsc.queensu.ca/career-paths

- Graduate Studies - https://healthsci.queensu.ca/academic...

- Pay Scale (For Annual Salary) - https://www.payscale.com/research/CA/...

- Funding, Awards, Scholarship and Bursaries - https://www.queensu.ca/sgs/current-st

Hi guys, today we will be talking about the tough topic....COVID-19. We talked about how this pandemic changed our life, how did Queen’s handle the situation, what we felt during the acute phase of the pandemic, and our reason to be positive. Thank you for listening and I hope that you all stay happy and safe at this time!

  🎶Music:  Monster Lab - iMovie

 Nuestra Casa - iMovie  

Videos mentioned: 

- Catch Our Professors at Music Cover - A Million Dreams: https://youtu.be/VwkrZyq8qZ4

- Catch us Making Food at Dining Hall Food Remake: https://youtu.be/9aIxE6Oxuu4

- Catch Jiale at Bahamas Talking About Extracurricular: https://youtu.be/L4CwdH2-Msk 

Disclaimer: Information shared is based on our own research and experiences. Content discussed are for general education & information purpose only. Please consult with your academic advisor, career counselor or other figures of authority before making serious decisions.

Hi Everybody!!!! Hope your summer is going well. As requested, we made some info about first year optional & elective courses. Don’t stress about course selection, we’ve all been there.🤣🤣🤣🤣. Tell us if you have any questions. We'll try our best to answer!!! 

 Disclaimer: Information shared is based on our own research and experiences. Content discussed are for general education & information purpose only. Please consult with your academic advisor, career counselor, or other figures of authority before making serious decisions.  

🎙️Featuring: Megan, Ella, Sarah, Lynne, Jasnoor, Joey  

🎶 Music: Waves - iMovie

We'd love to hear from you about any question you have :)

 🕑Timeline:

 0:00 Intro

 1:47 How did you find the extracurricular you are currently a part of? 

5:31 Where can you find extracurricular off-campus? 

7:01 How many extracurricular would you recommend first year students join?

 10:10 What are some extracurricular related to Health Sciences? 

12:25 Are there any job & research opportunities on/off campus?

 15:01 Do you find it hard to balance extracurricular with school? How do you balance the two? 

17:51 What are the biggest takeaways? 

 📢Music: Itsudemo-iMovie  

📃Big shout out to Rashi Ramchadani, Lynne Altow and, Ella Ruan for giving content advice and revision. Couldn't have done it without y'all!

Hi guys, congratulations on accepting your offers. Here is a video we made that talks about all the core courses in detail. Enjoy!  

Timeline: 

0:45 Human Cell Physiology PHGY 170 

3:47 Pharmacology o PHAR 100 

5:56 Global Public Health/ Social and Physical Determinants of Health and Disease GLPH 171 

7:58 Intro to Anatomy ANAT 100 

10:05 History and Philosophy of Health and Healthcare BMED 173 

11:13 Intro to Statistics BIOL 243 

 Disclaimer: Information shared is based on our own research and experiences. Content discussed are for general education & information purpose only. Please consult with your academic advisor, career counselor, or other figures of authority before making serious decisions.

Hi Everyone! Thank you for listening. Here are some insights I had finishing the first year of my Bachelor of Health Sciences(on-campus) degree at Queen’s University. I started out talking about what I liked, going over special features in the program, what I did not like, and gave a conclusion.  What did you learn from this? What else do you want to hear from us? Let us know🤩!  

Bachelor of Health Sciences Official YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGEN...

Anatomy Museum Virtual Tour: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r5J-y... 

Here is the timeline: 

1:33 Flipped Classroom Format 

6:28 Courses

 8:46 Location 

10:58 What I did not like🤯 

13:55 Summary 

 Disclaimer: Information shared is based on our own research and experiences. Content discussed are for general education & information purpose only. Please consult with your academic advisor, career counsellor, or other figures of authority before making serious decisions.  

Photo/Video Sources: Bachelor of Health Sciences Official Website, Queen’s Alumni, Gecko & Fly, Chris Castiglione, iStock, PNGWing, Classfind.com/queens 

Music: Bensound - perception  

Big shoutout to Rashi Ramchadani, Lynne Altow, and Ella Ruan for giving content advices and revision. Couldn't have done it without y'all!