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Canadian Undergraduate Conference on Healthcare is hiring External Ambassadors

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The Canadian Undergraduate Conference on Healthcare is hiring External Ambassadors for the 2015 Year! CUCOH is a unique opportunity for undergraduate students to engage in seminars, discussions, debates and workshops about Canadian Healthcare. External Ambassadors are volunteers who are hired to represent CUCOH at their university, while working with the External Relations Coordinators. 

Over three days, 350 delegates from across the country will meet at Queen's University to challenge their views on Canadian healthcare and expose themselves to exciting opportunities they won't find anywhere else. This is the largest conference of its kind in Canada. 

For more information on CUCOH and the application process please visit www.cucoh.com or email external@cucoh.com. Applications are due by May 31, 2015.
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