Co Op Student For Medical Device Management British Columbia

Co Op Student For Medical Device Management British Columbia

02 Aug
|
Providence Healthcare
|
British Columbia

02 Aug

Providence Healthcare

British Columbia

Join Lower Mainland Biomedical Engineering as a co-op student dedicated to improving medical device lifecycle practices. This role integrates healthcare innovation with sustainability efforts across British Columbia.

Beginning September 2026, this 8-month co-op focuses on assisting in sustainability initiatives and circular economy strategies within the healthcare sector. You will collaborate with professionals, support data analysis, and contribute to developing guidelines for device reuse, impacting both the setting and patient care.

Key Responsibilities:
• Review regulations and emerging trends in healthcare sustainability
• Analyze environmental impacts and waste reduction strategies
• Create performance metrics for medical device programs




• Assist in standard operating procedures development
• Engage with project partners to promote broader implementation

Requirements:
• Currently enrolled in Engineering or Health Sciences degree
• Robust research and analytical abilities
• Passion for healthcare sustainability and climate initiatives
• Teamwork and project management skills
• Interest in innovative healthcare solutions

Make a meaningful difference in healthcare sustainability with this engaging co-op prospect at LMBME.
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📌 Co Op Student For Medical Device Management British Columbia
🏢 Providence Healthcare
📍 British Columbia

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