New ordination assistants for the Innviertel: 14 graduates start!

New ordination assistants for the Innviertel: 14 graduates start!

In a solemn final ceremony, 14 graduates at the BFI location in Ried successfully completed their training to become an ordination assistant. This comprehensive training extended over eight months and gave the participants valuable knowledge in order to be the first contact person in various medical facilities. The graduates are now ready to take on their new role in medical ordinations, group practices, independent outpatient clinics and non-betting stations of a hospital, such as meinbezirk.at reported.

Training as an ordination assistant is not only a valuable option for young professionals, but also for career changers, the dual program is ideal. These have the chance to work in an ordination before the start of the course, which enables a quick introduction to this sought -after profession.

content and structure of the training

The training comprises a total of 650 hours, consisting of 325 theoretical and 325 practical hours. The participants not only learn administrative and organizational activities, but are also trained in the operation of medical devices. In addition, you are responsible for the assistant in investigations and the implementation of diagnostic programs, as in the information of wifiooee.at

A central component is participation in a mandatory information event that offers insights into the training content and the program organization. Interested parties also have to complete a selection module in order to be able to take part in the course. The exams are also demanding, since positive individual exams in relevant subjects and a minimum of 80 % are required for the final exam.

interested parties be careful

The next course begins on September 11, 2025 and ends on July 6, 2026. One of the participation requirements is to visit a free information event that will take place on July 29, 2025. This event is an excellent opportunity for everyone who is interested in a career as an ordination assistant to learn more about the topic and to find out more about funding opportunities. Registration is required and can be made by phone at 07752/80018 or by email to service.ried@bfi-ooe.at.

In addition, members of the Upper Austria Chamber of Labor receive 20 % discount on the normal price, as part of the "Specialists need the country" initiative, which makes it easier for many to make their way into this profession. Information on this can also be found on bfiooe.at .

Finally, it can be said that the training as an ordination assistant is a valuable opportunity to gain a foothold in a future -proof professional field. Both new talents and career changers have the chance to redesign their professional career.