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March 13, 2018, Filed Under: Internship

LIVESTRONG Internships

LIVESTRONG Summer & Fall Internship Positions:

LIVESTRONG offers unpaid internships to current students and recent graduates interested in learning the inner workings of a nonprofit organization.

Interns will be paired with a team member for one-on-one mentorship to gain hands-on experience in their area of interest. 

Our internship opportunities include:

  • Human Resources
  • Accounting
  • Event Fundraising & Promotion
  • Development
  • Marketing Strategy
  • Digital Marketing
  • Marketing Production
  • Web Developement
  • Research & Evaluation
  • Mission

Please visit our website: www.livestrong.org/internships for more information on our internship positions and to apply.

Requirements include:

  • Be available to work 12-20 hours per week during regular business hours at our LIVESTRONG headquarters in Austin, TX.
  • Have excellent verbal and written communication skills and a high level of computer competency.
  • Be self-motivated, organized, willing to help with any project no matter how large or small and be able to balance multiple priorities at once.
  • Have a strong desire to make a difference, a passion for the LIVESTRONG mission, a positive attitude, and an affinity for the color yellow.
  • Be able to prove their own housing and transportation; mastery of parallel parking is a plus.

If you meet all the above requirements and would like to be considered for an internship, please fill out our online application at www.livestrong.org/internships. We will begin interviewing select candidates before the application deadline listed below.

Semester

Application Deadline

Internship Dates

Summer 2018

May 6th, 2018

May 18-Aug 17, 2018

Fall 2018

August 12th, 2018

Aug 24-Dec 14, 2018

March 8, 2018, Filed Under: Employment Opportunity, Internship

ProScribe Hiring for Medical Scribe Positions

Medical Scribe Positions Available for Students:

(this is a paid, part-time job opportunity that may or may not be an appropriate Connecting Experience for your BDP- as always, please discuss this opportunity with your BDP Advisor before planning to propose this as a Connecting Experience)

Overview

The Medical Scribe ensures accurate and timely documentation of the medical chart under the supervision of the medical provider. The Scribe assists the provider by accompanying them during the patient exam recording detailed information into the electronic medical record (EMR). The Scribe performs other related medical record or clerical duties to increase provider effectiveness, efficiency, and productivity for improved patient flow and satisfaction.

Responsibilities

 

  • Preparing and assembling medical record documentation/charts for physician(s)
  • Entering the patient room with the physician during patient visit to capture and transcribe medical record documentation utilizing electronic medical record applications
  • Ensuring medical record compliance by self-documentation attestation to include: Scribe name, title and doctor working for as well as specific date and time entry
  • Updating patient history, physical exam and other pertinent health information in the patient record
  • Preparing and sending all documentation to physician for review and approval via authentication of detailed data entry and facility-specific procedures
  • Monitoring the duration of basic lab results and screening procedures
  • Compliance with hospital and ProScribe policies, including those relating to HIPAA and Joint Commission
  • Regular and reliable attendance at assigned facility required
  • Perform other clerical duties and tasks to improve provider productivity and clinic workflow as assigned

Qualifications

Education/Experience: High school diploma required. College sophomore status or higher preferred. Pre-health career track preferred. Ability to demonstrate knowledge of medical terminology and human anatomy strongly preferred

 

Technical/Computer Skills: Skilled in operating various medical record software and hardware, word-processing, and database software programs; minimum of 60 WPM preferred.

 

Core Competencies: 

  • Ability to learn and appropriately apply basic medical terminologies and techniques taught
  • Strong written and verbal communication
  • Ability to observe and to draft a narrative account of events accurately and cogently, in grammatically-correct
  • Ability to spell proofread and edit written
  • Keyboard proficiency (approximately 60 words/minute).
  • Ability to operate a personal computer and related software applications.
  • Strong attention to
  • Ability to work in a dynamic, highly-stressful environment that routinely involves exposure to highly-sensitive personal medical
  • Ability to multitask, coordinate multiple projects and
  • Ability to problem solve under
  • Ability to communicate and interact professionally with
  • Understanding of and commitment to appropriate protection of confidential patient

Physical Demands 

The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

 

  • Ability to stand with mobility for extended periods of time
  • Ability to lift, hold, push, and pull 20 pounds
  • Ability to view computer monitors with close vision, color vision, depth perception and ability to adjust your focus with good hand-eye coordination.
  • Ability to work in a stressful and fast-paced environment
  • Ability to read, write, comprehend through listening, and speak fluent English
  • Ability to operate a computer and/or laptop through proficient typing, clicking, and viewing a monitor for extended periods
  • Ability to handwrite legibly
  • Position may require work at more than one location during a scheduled work week.

Applications can be submitted online here.

 

March 1, 2018, Filed Under: Internship

CareBox Program Internships

CareBOX Program is an Austin based nonprofit providing free care supplies to cancer patients to help prevent malnutrition, infections, and injuries from falls.
Our organization is comprised of a team of 4 women acting as Executive Director/Director of Operations, Program Manager, Program Coordinator, and Event Coordinator.We rely significantly on volunteers and interns to help us achieve our mission and grow our program to serve an increasing number of Central Texas cancer patients in need. Internship positions offer a great learning opportunity in a startup nonprofit environment and are critical to aid in the development & success of the CareBOX Program.
Responsibilities
As a start-up non-profit, we appreciate the entrepreneurial spirit & excellent candidates must be self-starters. Interns with the CareBOX Program will have their own specific projects and will work together, with volunteers & staff alike, to help keep the organization moving in the right direction. All internship positions require flexibility and a willingness to help across the nonprofit, perhaps sometimes outside of designated roles.
We currently have three internship opportunities open:
  1. Program/Operations Intern: A wide variety of projects are available, including but not limited to; receiving inventory, packing patient supplies, patient onboarding, and communication, participating in third-party community events and community research projects.
  2. Development Intern: This role will include assisting the Program Coordinator/Event Coordinator in planning and executing in-house and community engagement opportunities, donor communication and cultivation, and utilizing/updating a donor management system.
  3. Social Media/Marketing: Interns in this area will work with all members of the team to ensure that consistent and ongoing outreach is happening to key CareBOX Program stakeholders (e.g. donors, patients) as well as leveraging ways to increase awareness and engagement among new community members.
Requirements
Applicants must be either currently working towards a degree or have recently completed a Bachelor’s degree. We are looking for interns who are passionate, dedicated, hardworking, creative and entrepreneurial minded. Being a detail-oriented, self-starter is a must. CareBOX Program is a fast-paced environment with a multitude of opportunities to learn and master a wide range of transferable skills. A candidate who is able to commit 15-20hrs per week is preferred.

Interested applicants should submit a cover letter and resume to info@careboxprogram.org

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