Foundation Clinical Giving Intern at Children's… · Children'…

Summary: Children's Healthcare of Atlanta is one of the nation’s leading children’s hospitals, dedicated to making kids better today and healthier tomorrow. The Foundation Clinical Giving internship provides college students the opportunity to gain hands-on experience related to their field of study through project management, event planning, logistics, and research. Responsibilities: - Develops and implements projects as assigned, which could include events, activities, programs, or research studies - Creates and carries out a cohesive plan for each assigned project. Establishes and maintains contact with all appropriate individuals to ensure that the plan is implemented in the best interest of the organization - Executes administrative and operational tasks for assigned projects - Supports and participates in the continuous assessment and improvement of the quality of services provided and projects produced - Understands and complies with infection control, safety, and OSHA procedures and regulations, while meeting all in-service requirements as outlined per policy Required Qualifications: - Candidates for the Foundation Clinical Giving internship must be willing/able to work 5 day per week in-office and be available to work some weekends/after-hours - Research experience necessary either through previous internship, work experience, or course work; practical knowledge about the conduct of research principals required - College student with at least two years in a health sciences related program, such as pre-med, nursing, biomedical engineering, biology, chemistry, or statistics, or post graduate student working toward a Master's of Science in public health or medical degree - College or graduate student that is currently working towards a Bachelor or Master's degree in Journalism, Communications, Business, Marketing, Healthcare Administration or other related field, required - Organized, detail oriented; Able to prioritize time sensitive assignments - Creative and flexible; Able to adapt to change - Self-starter; Able to make decisions independently - Strong verbal and written communication skills; Strong interpersonal and presentation skills - Able to work well with diverse groups, comfortable interacting with all levels - Able to represent Children's in a mature and professional manner - Willing to work long hours that could include evenings and weekends, if applicable to internship - Proficient with Microsoft Office applications (Word, Excel, Power Point, Access, Outlook) or other applications as required - Able to travel throughout expanded metro Atlanta area; Must provide reliable transportation, if applicable to internship Preferred Qualifications: - Knowledge of medical terminology useful - Knowledge of basic statistical software useful Required Skills: Research experience, Data management, Project management Important Skills: Microsoft Office proficiency Nice-to-Have Skills: Creative, flexible, medical terminology, statistical software