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Virtual Classroom Orientation

The COVID-19 outbreak necessitated a move away from in-person education sessions to minimize risk to everyone.

This virtual orientation was compiled while retaining key elements of the VCH Orientation program: Introduce you to the OneVCH Culture and values, inform and support you as you begin your onboarding.

3 KEY THINGS

The most important information I need to know about COVID-19.

Practice Infection Prevention & Control

Wash your hands, cover your mouth/nose when coughing/sneezing, and practice physical distancing: stay 2 metres from others, stay home as much as possible, socialize online (not in person), and limit trips to buy supplies. The Infection Prevention and Control website has much more information on reducing the spread of infections.

Know the Symptoms

Reported signs and symptoms include: fever, coughing, and/or difficulty breathing. If you think you are experiencing symptoms of COVID-19 you can fill out this quick online self-assessment tool.

Seek Reliable Sources of Information on COVID-19

Access reliable up-to-date information on COVID-19 at these sources: Information of Coronavirus Disease page on vch.ca  and BC Centre for Disease Control.

QUESTIONS/COMMENTS

About VCH Orientation Online or VCH Orientation Virtual?

Any questions about this ‘Day 1’ orientation, or about any of the online orientation you completed, please contact vchorientation@vch.ca and someone will get back to you as soon as possible.

MY ACTION ITEMS

If you are registered in further orientation sessions, you will receive schedule confirmation via email from vchorientation@vch.ca. This email will contain a link to the courses and resources applicable to your role.

Don’t forget to complete your Occupational Health and Safety Checklist with your supervisor once you start at your worksite. The checklists can be found on my.vch.ca.

Good luck with the next part of your orientation!

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