Program Highlights

Cowan Campus

Project SEARCH ® provides employment and educational opportunities for post-secondary technology center students with disabilities. This nine-month, non-paid internship program is designed to prepare students for entry-level employment through training and careerdevelopment. Emphasis is on employability skills and the desire to work.

The Project SEARCH “classroom” is in a business setting provided by INTEGRIS Hospital. Students’ immersion in the workplace encourages teaching and learning to take place through continuous feedback and acquisition of work skills. This program is made possible through a partnership of INTEGRIS Canadian Valley Hospital in Yukon, Canadian Valley Technology Center El Reno Campus, and a variety of support agencies.

Note: This is an adult only program.

Qualifications and Requirements

  • One-year successful attendance at career tech or work-study during high school

  • Preference given to prior CV Tech students

  • Active Department of Rehabilitation Services case file

  • Basic math, reading, and communication skills

  • Employee Health Screening including a drug screen, two Tuberculosis tests, current COVID vaccination, and any other tests requested by INTEGRIS Employee Health Department



Program Curriculum

Project SEARCH

Possible Course/Rotations

 

Nursing Patient Materials
Dietary Building Maintenance Services
Speciality Clinic Environmental Services
Materials/Warehouse Women’s Center
Admissions Mail Room
Physical Therapy Medical Records
Total Clock Hours 1137



Schedule

High School Students

N/A


Adult Students

Full-time Only 

Approximate Completion Time: 1 year

Cowan Campus 
Hours: Monday – Friday | 8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.



For More Information

Kari Stomprud
Special Needs Coordinator
405-422-2284
Email

Jill Scott
Project SEARCH Instructor
405-345-3335
Email



Cost of Attendance

Program Costs & Book List

Financial Aid


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Program Curriculum

Project SEARCH ® provides employment and educational opportunities for high school seniors or post-secondary technology center students with disabilities.


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