FAQs
What is the primary responsibility of the High School IT Intern?
The primary responsibility of the High School IT Intern is to provide IT services and support to enhance operational efficiencies, patient safety, and departmental workflow needs within a healthcare organization.
What are the educational qualifications required for this position?
The candidate must be a current high school student to be eligible for this internship.
Are there specific communication skills required for this role?
Yes, strong written and verbal communication skills are required for this role.
Will the intern be required to carry or lift items?
The intern may occasionally be required to lift or carry items up to 20 lbs, although this is categorized as rare.
How many hours will the intern typically need to work?
The intern should be flexible to work varying shifts, but specific hours may vary based on departmental needs.
Is prior experience in IT or healthcare necessary for this internship?
No prior experience is mentioned as a requirement, as this is an entry-level position designed for high school students to gain experience in an IT role within a healthcare organization.
What type of projects or tasks might the intern assist with?
The intern may assist with designing system workflows, creating documentation, troubleshooting issues, preparing reports, and supporting system deployments and enhancements.
Is transportation a requirement for this position?
Yes, reliable transportation is required, as the intern may need to travel to various hospital clinical and office areas.
What is the role of the intern in terms of patient confidentiality?
The intern must abide by all requirements to safely and securely maintain Protected Health Information (PHI) for patients, following the UH Code of Conduct and relevant policies and procedures.
Will the intern be trained in specific health information systems?
Yes, the intern will receive training and support as needed to troubleshoot and resolve issues with Hospital Information Systems and related interfaces.