It’s been said many times before, but it’s true: the one constant that matters most in people's lives is good health. Therefore health internships are extremely valuable; they help you break into a sector with an incredibly promising future. In fact, ten out of the twenty fastest-growing careers are health-related. And because the area is so diverse, you have many options to choose from for both your occupation and your internship in health, including research and hands-on patient care. Almost all hospitals offer health internship programs for college students, and you might even have the chance to intern at your own school’s campus health center. Speaking of on-campus opportunities, you can look into the biology and psychology labs run by professors, which regularly seek out student research assistants. There is also a wealth of organizations that look for health interns, such as the American Red Cross and the American Cancer Society. Within these groups you can help out with things like fundraising and community outreach. If you want to intern in health, the opportunities are endless, as there will always be a need for help in this necessary field. And along these lines, you can look forward to a stable and satisfying career, one in which you help people feel better. What could be more rewarding than that?
Commissions - Development Stipends - Productivity Bonuses - Support for insurance licensing (life, health, DI, LTC) - Support for SIE, Series 6, Series 63 registrations (eligibility required)
