Chemist Clinical-Biologist Social service

During social service, students engage in various activities, which allow them to apply the knowledge acquired during their degree program, obtain new skills, and work collaboratively with healthcare professionals from different fields. The social service program also allows students to give back to the community, partially compensating for the resources they receive during their professional training.

The Clinical Chemist Biologist program has a strong connection with the Social Service and Internships Department at UANL. Their Social Service Coordination team closely follows the administrative procedures and guidelines necessary to request students for social service from the university.

The Social Service and Internships Department has established a procedure for registering programs that require students to apply for social service. This procedure helps expedite the registration process for programs or projects that require social service providers from various degrees and technical programs offered by our university. It also ensures that selecting these providers is appropriate for the program or project.

The first step of the process is to ensure timely compliance with social service guidelines through informational meetings. These meetings are announced through public notices in the Medical School and the University Hospital. Attendance at these meetings is mandatory and an essential requirement for the titling procedures.

The program registration process must be completed within the dates authorized by the Academic Commission of the University Council.

The person in charge will register programs requiring student participation in social service with the UANL's Social Service and Internships Department using the established format.

The Social Service and Internships Director and/or Social Service Coordinator of the Faculty review and approve programs registered by different agencies by common agreement, where appropriate.

The number of available service spots is determined by the number of eligible students in each academic year and major.

The QCB Social Service Coordinator calls eligible students for the Social Service Induction Course to explain the registration process.

After the spots for each program are approved and authorized, students who are eligible to carry out social service in their faculty will be able to register online on the date authorized by the Academic Commission of the H. University Council.

The Department of Social Service and Internships provides an appointment that specifies the start date of the service. According to Articles 22 and 23 of the Social Service Regulations, students must carry out this activity for at least six consecutive months and a maximum of twelve. During this period, students must dedicate a minimum of 480 hours or 960 hours, respectively, depending on the duration of the service, to the programmed activity.

Monthly activity reports must be submitted and signed by the responsible person and delivered to the social service coordinator. Failure to do so may result in service cancellation.

Upon finishing their social service, students must complete two forms - the global report and the social service evaluation form. In the global report, they must fill out the section covering their activities and sign it. Then, they should submit it to their social service coordinator, who will evaluate their work and issue a certificate of completion. This certificate is crucial for the students to initiate their release process.