Overview
Introduction
Children’s Minnesota has 15 different internship programs, in both clinical and non-clinical areas, including our Summer Equity Internship and Summer Nurse Internship.
Internship Program Stats
How To Apply
Students should apply on the company's career website. One position is posted for all to apply.
https://careers.childrensmn.org/us/en/search-results
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About the Program
Summer Equity Internship Program:
The Summer Equity Internship Program partners with local community organizations to offer internship experiences in clinical and non-clinical areas throughout the organization for college and high-school-level youth. This internship is a part-time paid role at 20 hours a week for 10 weeks during the summer in various departments, from ambulatory, rehabilitation, and child life to human resources, foundation, and marketing. During the ...
About the Company
Children’s Minnesota is one of the largest freestanding pediatric health systems in the United States and has been an independent and not-for-profit system since 1924. It is the only health system and Level I Trauma Center in Minnesota and the first and only hospital system in Minnesota to be verified as a Level I Surgery Center by the American College of Surgeons. With two hospitals, nine primary care clinics, nine specialty care sites, and seven rehabilitation sites, it provides care exclus...
Intern Reviews
- “The overall quality of life for my internship was amazing. The nursing staff and managers were flexible and ensured the interns had plenty of time off of work so we could have a good work/life balance. The company culture was great.”
- “Everyone at the Children's Minnesota clinic, from the providers to the support staff, was very welcoming and helpful to me as an intern. They all are very close, and I could tell they have a very good relationship with each other. It was very nice to be included in this dynamic.”
- “Work/life balance is hard in any nursing role, but I think that Children's Minnesota has the best balance I have seen from the hospitals that I have worked at.”
- “I felt much more welcomed as a student intern than previous clinical experiences. The nurses were very kind and happy to help with any questions I had. I worked 24-36 hours a week with 12-hour shifts. I had plenty of time to enjoy my summer as well as learn in the internship.”
Getting Hired Here
- “My interviewing experience was amazing. Although it was via Zoom, the interview felt more like a conversation rather than an interrogation of my experience. The application process is very competitive, but Children's MN does a thorough job of providing everyone an opportunity to apply.”
- “The hiring process and interviews [were] very organized and well handled. It is a very comprehensive and competitive application process.”
- “I feel that my interviewers cared about what I had to say and wanted to learn more about me.”
- “The hiring process was very simple. Filled out the application and then completed an interview over Zoom with a general manager, and they placed me on the unit that they thought I would do best on. The interviewer was great and listened really well. The questions did make you think deeper but were very answerable.”