Student Intern

About the role

Goal – collaborate with a multidisciplinary team of physicians, nurses, advanced practice providers, educators, and simulationists to deliver high-quality simulation experiences across a broad spectrum of clinical specialties and learner levels.

Qualifications

• Intern must be currently enrolled in an accredited nursing or allied health degree program through a university or college
• Strong academic record and demonstrated commitment to nursing or allied health education, patient safety, and clinical excellence
• Excellent interpersonal, oral, and written communication skills with the ability to engage diverse learner audiences
• Ability to work effectively in a fast-paced, team-oriented hospital environment with competing priorities
• Demonstrated organizational skills and attention to detail
• Proficiency with standard office technology and willingness to learn simulation-specific platforms and AV systems
• Commitment to an average of 10 hours per week for the duration

Responsibilities

The student intern serves as a contributor to a hospital-based, interdisciplinary medical simulation program that supports Nursing Education and Professional Development (NEPD), Graduate Medical Education (GME), and Allied Health training initiatives. This internship provides the student with immersive, hands-on experience in healthcare simulation education, curriculum design, facilitation, debriefing, and program operations.

Physical Demands and Work Environment

• Physical Factors (% of Time):
  • 20 – Standing Stationary
  • 60 – Standing/Moving About
  • 15 – Sitting
  • 2 – Climbing
  • 20 – Bending (stooping/crouching)
  • 2 – Kneeling
  • 1 – Crawling
  • 30 – Reaching
  • 90 – Handling
  • 90 – Talking
  • 15 – Smelling
• Hearing (% of Time):
  • 100 – Normal Noise Level
• Hazardous Conditions (% of Time):
  • 5 – Respiratory Irritants
  • 50 – Skin Irritants
  • 50 – Allergic Irritants
  • 50 – Wet Work – Hands
  • 50–75 – Use of Electrical Equipment
  • 25–50 – Use of Sharp Utensils
  • 80 – Exposure to Blood and Body Fluids
• Carrying (% of Time):
  • 50 – Up to 10 Lbs
  • 30 – 10–20 Lbs
  • 10–30 – 20–50 Lbs
  • 10 – 50–100 Lbs
• Lifting (% of Time):
  • 45 – Up to 10 Lbs
  • 30 – 10–20 Lbs
  • 10–30 – 20–50 Lbs
  • 10 – 50–100 Lbs
• Push/Pull (% of Time):
  • 10 – Up to 10 Lbs
  • 10 – 10–20 Lbs
  • 30 – 20–50 Lbs
  • 10 – 50–100 Lbs
  • 10 – 100+ Lbs
• Visual Demands: Vision Essential
• Environmental Demands (% of Time):
  • 100 – Indoor