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HealthPath Intern

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  • Internship
    Full-time
    Off-cycle Internship
  • Business, Operations & Strategy
  • Oakland

Requirements

  • Education: Be enrolled in an undergraduate program (community college or 4-year college or university), post-baccalaureate program, or have graduated from undergraduate college in the past year
  • GPA Requirement: 2.5

Responsibilities

  • May develop or assist in the development of project plans of various departmental initiatives and/or programs
  • May monitor data and perform routine analysis
  • May perform outreach to community, educational and other organizations to build awareness of a new AHS program(s), to build partnerships with these organizations for a mutually beneficial outcome and/or to recruit volunteers
  • Perform specialized analyses of various projects to assist the assigned department in enhancing clinical and business objectives
  • Performs other duties as assigned

FAQs

What is the purpose of the HealthPath Intern program?

The HealthPath Intern program aims to expose young people to a breadth of workplace experiences in Alameda Health System’s network of hospitals and Wellness Centers, helping them set a course for educational and career success while cultivating a diverse future workforce that reflects the communities served.

Who is eligible to apply for the HealthPath Intern position?

The program is designed primarily for young people interested in pursuing a career in healthcare, with a focus on those who are part of the communities served by Alameda Health System.

What type of experiences can interns expect to gain from the HealthPath program?

Interns can expect to gain a variety of workplace experiences, including exposure to different roles within healthcare settings, understanding the delivery of culturally competent care, and developing valuable skills that will aid in their educational and career pursuits.

How does the HealthPath program contribute to the future workforce in healthcare?

The HealthPath program cultivates a future workforce by providing young people with hands-on learning experiences, ensuring the workforce reflects the diverse communities served by Alameda Health System and promoting culturally competent care.

Are there any specific skills or qualifications required for applicants to the HealthPath Intern program?

The program typically seeks motivated young individuals interested in healthcare, though specific skills or qualifications may vary. Applicants should be eager to learn and contribute to the healthcare environment.

What support or mentorship can interns expect during their time in the HealthPath program?

Interns will have access to mentors and staff at Alameda Health System who can provide guidance, support, and insights into various careers within the healthcare field throughout their internship experience.

How long does the HealthPath internship last?

The duration of the HealthPath internship may vary depending on the specific program structure, but it is typically designed to provide significant exposure to the workplace over a set period.

Is this internship paid?

Information regarding payment for the HealthPath intern position may vary; prospective applicants should inquire directly with the program coordinators for specific details about compensation.

How can I apply for the HealthPath Intern position?

Interested individuals should follow the application process outlined by Alameda Health System, which typically includes submitting an application, resume, and possibly a cover letter detailing their interest in the internship.

Caring, Healing, Teaching, Serving All

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Mission & Purpose

Alameda Health System is the East Bay's premier patient and family-centered care system. Our trauma center and teaching hospital are considered among the best in the country. We are committed to continually improving health through individual patient experiences. Our mission, Caring, Healing, Teaching, Serving All, speaks to the vital role we play in the community and the critical responsibility we accept in promoting wellness, eliminating disparities and optimizing the health of a diverse East Bay. Our facilities include the Wilma Chan Highland Hospital Campus, a regional trauma center and teaching hospital, John George Psychiatric Hospital, an acute and emergency care facility, Fairmont Hospital, an acute rehabilitation hospital and skilled nursing facility, longtime community-based hospitals San Leandro Hospital and Alameda Hospital and four neighborhood-based community Wellness Centers located in Oakland, Newark and Hayward.