Children of Healthcare Workers Discover Hospital Jobs at Saint-Antoine Hospital

A fun and educational day allowed children to discover the emergency and medical resuscitation departments of the hospital.

Generic image of a hospital emergency room with medical equipment and children in the background.
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Generic image of a hospital emergency room with medical equipment and children in the background.

On Saturday, October 10, 2026, Hôpital Saint-Antoine welcomed the children of its professionals for a "Kid's Day," allowing them to discover the jobs in emergency and medical resuscitation.

As part of their second "Kid's Day," the emergency and medical resuscitation departments of Hôpital Saint-Antoine organized on Saturday, October 10, 2026, an afternoon dedicated to the children of the establishment's professionals. This initiative aimed to give them a fun and educational insight into the behind-the-scenes of these hospital services.
Divided into age groups, the young participants were able to learn various medical practices. The program included taking vital signs, applying bandages, blood draws, radiology, first aid, ventilation, plaster casting, and "boo-boo" makeup. A meeting with the firefighters and a tour of their truck were also part of the activities, offering a practical and enjoyable experience of hospital tasks and professions.
The youngest children had the opportunity to "treat" their stuffed animals, all of whom left in perfect health. This day offered a different perspective on the hospital world, allowing for the sharing of team expertise and fostering a convivial family moment.
The emergency and medical resuscitation teams were commended for this initiative, and thanks were extended to all the professionals involved in making this event a memorable experience for both children and adults.
Based on information from the official source: AP-HP (19/10/2026)