About the role#
Northern Counties Health Care offers student placements, internships, practicums, clinical experiences, and job shadows. We provide opportunities across clinical, administrative, and support departments for students who want to connect their classroom learning to work in the community.
What you'll do#
To be considered for a student opportunity, please submit your resume. In your submission, you must identify your area of study and the type of educational experience you are seeking. Our team reviews these submissions to find potential matches that align with your interests and our current organizational needs.
What you'll need#
- You must be a current student.
- An interest in gaining hands-on healthcare experience.
- Alignment between your educational goals and our organizational needs.
Location & details#
- Location: St. Johnsbury, Vermont.
- Work modality: On-site.
- This is a paid, full-time opportunity with rolling availability.
About Northern Counties Health Care, Inc.
Northern Counties Health Care operates six community health centers in northeastern Vermont. Founded in 1976, the nonprofit organization provides medical, dental, and home health services to patients across the Northeast Kingdom. The health centers hold recognition as patient-centered medical homes. It employs approximately 120 people to serve the local population.
How to get in at Northern Counties Health Care, Inc.
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