The Center for K-12 Education’s Internship Programs exemplify our commitment to Youth Education Leading to Workforce Development through our pillar, Caring for the Community. Each year we welcome middle and high school students from across Northeast Ohio to learn and work alongside world-renowned caregivers at Cleveland Clinic’s Main Campus, Regional Hospitals, Family Health Centers, and Administrative Campuses. Through their experiences in the internships and via year-round programming, students gain exposure to careers on the clinical and business/operations side of healthcare. These programs promote learning in health and wellness, the arts, innovation, financial literacy, college and workforce readiness, and more. Each program is formulated to inspire students to embrace a variety of disciplines as keys to success, and to foster skills that will help them become life-long learners.
(Grade 8 at time of application; Age 14 by July 1, 2019) The Healthcare+ Pathways® Internship Program is a three-week summer internship – offered in partnership with Cleveland State University – that provides unique career exploration opportunities for rising high school freshmen from historically under-represented groups within the biomedical sciences.
|
(Grade 9 at time of application; Age 15 by July 1, 2019)
The NEOREMA™ (Northeast Ohio Research Education Medicine Alliance) Internship Program is a four-week summer internship – offered in partnership with Cleveland State University and Kent State University – that offers real-world experience and academic enrichment for rising high school sophomores from historically under-represented groups within the biomedical sciences.
|
The Louis Stokes Internship Program is a six-week summer internship that honors Congressman Louis Stokes’ legacy of public service and his longstanding commitment to the youth of Cleveland. It provides rising high school sophomores, juniors, and seniors from Cleveland and East Cleveland with real-world experience in non-clinical and business areas of healthcare, such as law, information technology, marketing, human resources, and building operations.
|
The Science Internship Program is a nine-week summer internship that, through hands-on learning opportunities, gives rising high school juniors and seniors the opportunity to work and learn alongside Cleveland Clinic caregivers in a variety of clinical fields and careers within healthcare.
|