For example, your CPR certification could be relevant if you were applying for a position as a lifeguard, camp counselor, or a health care internship, but it probably wouldn't matter if you were applying to an office job or corporate internship.
So why should you, the reader, care about unpaid internships for jobs you don't want?
8) In fact, I don't even care that The Internship seems to be nothing more than a lazy, cynical exercise in relentless product placement on Google's behalf.
Postdocs should choose their internship with care, aiming to maximize the career benefits of their time away from research.
6 7 Therefore, in a partnership with Kenya's Ministry of Health, an assessment of neonatal care services provided by internship training centres was undertaken to identify areas requiring improvement as part of wider efforts to improve newborn and child survival.
One-half of the participants reported that their students had opportunities to apply EBP in supervised patient care during the final-year courses Internship 1 and Internship 2 while 14.3% did not know.
Instead, he accepted an internship in pet care.
Fourth-year medical students in a family medicine sub-internship confirmed that care for patients with disabilities had not been addressed specifically during their medical school experience.
Clinical officers undergo at least 3 years of university-level training and a year of internship, providing patient care and management at the primary health care level [ 24, 25].
Although most respondents are dissatisfied with their wage, it is possible that working in pharmacy affords a steady income for practitioners unable or unwilling to set up their own private practice and may be viewed as a 'style of internship in health care, something that is lacking in the current career paths of many complementary medicine professionals'[ 20].
