Health Sciences 2200A/B Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Medical Ultrasound, Fingerstick, Solo Family

• School: Western University
• Department: Health Sciences
• Course: Health Sciences 2200A/B
• Professor: Jeannie Samuel

Document Summary

Classifies different jobs according to set criteria. Jobs are grouped based on the type of work a person does and the types of job duties. Each major, minor and unit group has its own coding system. A two-digit code is assigned at the major group level. A third digit is added at the minor group level and a. The first two digits of each code convey meaning with respect to the group"s skill type and skill level. 3 = health; 1 = professional; 4 = therapy + assessment; 2 = physiotherapists category. For all non-management occupations, the first digit of each code (i. e. 3 for health) identifies the skill type category. Skill type: fourth digit is added at the unit group level. Example: major group 31 professional occupations in health. Minor group 314 professional occupations in therapy and assessment. For all non-management occupations, the second digit (e. g. 1) refers to one of four skill level categories (i. e. a,b,c or d).