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INTEGRIS Bass Baptist Health Center - Project Search
This on-the-job training program helps participants develop marketable skills and confidence. Students cycle through three 10-week work rotations in several hospital departments, working closely with staff to develop positive work habits and skills. After graduation, participants receive job placement assistance. Project Search is a cooperative effort of Bass Baptist Health Center, Enid Public Schools, 4RKids and the Oklahoma Department of Rehabilitation Services.
What is it?
This on-the-job training program helps participants develop marketable skills and confidence. Students cycle through three 10-week work rotations in several hospital departments, working closely with staff to develop positive work habits and skills. After graduation, participants receive job placement assistance. Project Search is a cooperative effort of Bass Baptist Health Center, Enid Public Schools, 4RKids and the Oklahoma Department of Rehabilitation Services.
Who is it for?
Oklahoma high school seniors with disabilities.
Why do they do it?
This program fits Bass’ mission of improving the health of the people and the communities it serves. Students are not only provided with workforce training but with social interaction. Some Project Search graduates now work at the hospital.
Impact
Project Search can enroll as many as 10 students per year. To date, 16 students have participated in the program.
Contact: Anita Luetkemeyer
Director, Public Relations
Telephone: 580-548-1110
E-mail: anita.luetkemeyer@integris-health.com
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