I need to do my internship at  kaiser permanente, how  do I go about doing this.?
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I did my internship through Kaiser several years ago (in another field) out in San Diego. Although my school was contracted with them , I had to go through the human resource department at Kaiser and apply for an internship position. If you're enrolled in an accredited school, more than likely they already have contacts there and you should speak with your counselor. If not, then try human resources. Good luck!
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Clearly outline your objectives and work preferences.\n\nItemize your skills, including all pluses (also for work you do not like -- shows you can learn)\n\nSend a cover letter asking for help to the Secretary of the Interior.\n\nBe sure to use addressees full name, etc.  Gets better reaction.\n\nDon't expect too much for xix weeks.  Make sure you provided phone and email, mailing address.\n\nAlso check out online website for Dept of Interior, National Parks and the like.\n\nNothing happens until you GO FOR IT, PERSISTENTLY.\n\nMay not work, but all people for whom it did work, follwed the last line (sole exception, deadbeats who were given their job owing to connections).
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o.k. basically, what you do in this situation is YOUR decision.  this is school, not work, so you being pregnant has no bearing on whether you're "allowed" to do this internship or not, unless the program you are involved in contains some kind of verbage about interns who are pregnant, which i doubt it does unless you are teaching at a private school (they can be tricky about this).\n\nthink about a few things first, though.  what if you go into labor early???  would you have earned enough credit to not have to do the internship again??  if not, then are you willing to do it all over again later?? what if the dr. wants you on a few weeks of bed rest???  you don't know this until it happens.\ndue dates are guesses....my sister's first pregnancy was great, except when she started losing amniotic fluid about 3 weeks before her due date and they ahd to induce her labor.  \n\nyou also need to discuss this with your doctor.  ask about the distance.  if dr. approves, then your insurance SHOULD(check on this) cover birth at an out of network hospital.  that's how my insurance works.  \n\nyou don't need a doctor's note.  many women work right up to the day they go into labor.  there's no guarantees in pregnancy, so a note isn't going to reassure anyone.  if it makes you feel better, though, then go for it.\n\nalso, think about how you will be feeling the last month or so of your pregnancy.  that's the point where you just wnat the baby to come out and you are really swollen and kind of miserable.  this isn't true for everyone, but it's typical.  you're going to be on your feet all day without many breaks in the day.\n\nif i were in your position, i would probably wait to do the internship after baby.  that way i know i can be in prime condition, i won't have so many worries about the situation in general and it will be smooth sailing.\n\ngood luck on what you decide!  and just know that no one can stop you from doing this unless dr. says it's too far.  it would be discrimination.
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Your internship will be what you make of it.  This is your eopportunity to be able to do the things you probably won't be able to do once you're actually hired!..especially if the job is a Union job.  Badger your supervisor to experience all you can...do not sit back and wait for them to offer up things for you to do.  If you want to try it out...ask.  \n\nIt's also vbery important to find out what you will be doing BEFORE you sign up for the internship.  A lot of places look at their interns as just free grunts, so check out what the other interns did before you jump in.\n\nI found out that the intern before me was leaving in December (befrore break) and since I wasn't gooing to get there until after the break, I asked if I could start earlier and take on some of the jobs I wanted to get expereince in...and they said yes.  My internship was fantastic.  They were happey to have someone there and I got to try out a lot of projects and work with a lot of equipment I wouldn't have otherwise had access to.
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I would use the yellow pages to find the hospitals in the area and offer to work as a volunteer.\nThen I would look for doctors practicing family medicine and offer to help. \nShould you want to help in one specific specialty, let's say orthopedic medicine or pediatrics, I would call doctors from that area. Volunteer jobs might be limited by legal concerns and privacy concerns.
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the usual way is to get an internship with a local paper, radio or news station. perhaps you could volunteer for your local paper to get a portfolio together.
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Call up a local radio station or show up and ask if there are any internships available.
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You can do the following:\n\n- Apply for an internship through your school, these are sometimes paid positions.\n- Apply for temp work, they're genereally less picky about experience.\n- Volunteer at a non-profit organization, you won't get paid, but you'll gain experience and contribute to a worthy cause.
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Submit an application to be enrolled in the training program.  You can apply online at the following link.  They'll follow-up with requests for more information as you advance in the process.\n\nhttp://www.iuoe825.org/\n\nlook under apprentice form under the Training heading.
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Look online for job listings in CA.  You could also look up the listings of hospitals in CA and then go to their websites to their Human Resources links and apply that way.
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Go to their website and apply!
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well first off, you better be in some sort of sports management or sports law program.  and you better send your resume to every single team at least once.  some mlb teams get close to 1000 apps for every internship
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Yep, the internship route is usually the best way.  I'd also think about doing something on fashion at your college newspaper.  The advantage there is that you can pretty much do what you want, but when you intern at a local company (perhaps the local newspaper), you'll probably be stuck doing obituaries or something until you get some experience.  Basically, it's tough to just walk right in to the position you want.  You normally have to work your way in.
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Apply for internships with Clear Channel, Fox, Sirius, CNN, ABC, NBC, CBS.  You have got to get your foot in the door.  Go to Google and type in "CBS internships", ect and you will be surprised how easy the listings are to find!
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if u want to find the real place to review ur medical teachnology,u can try to be intern in all hospital in ur zone and u can becom a volunteer for the experience and knowlege.on the other hand u can appeal for all the agencies in ur country to work abroad esp, in poor nation cos it always lack of the doctor and nurse.but i just tell u that if u want to do a thing u must catch two points ur sould and ur struggle.....thanks
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talk to a recruiter and they can do all the paperwork for you
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You can contact Harris County Hospital District in Houston Texas.You will probably have to do an internship and take licsense exam.They are online I am sure.Just Google their URL.