FAQs
What are the primary responsibilities of the High School IT Intern?
The High School IT Intern is responsible for assisting with system workflow design, providing IT support, participating in change management activities, ensuring documentation standards, troubleshooting issues, and creating reports among other tasks.
What qualifications are required for this internship?
The position requires candidates to be current high school students. Additional preferred skills include strong communication abilities, detail orientation, analytical and problem-solving skills, client service experience, and proficiency in using PCs and the Microsoft Office suite.
Is a direct referral necessary for this internship?
Yes, a direct referral from Youth Opportunities Unlimited is required to be considered for this opportunity.
What kind of training will the intern receive?
Interns will receive training related to maintaining Protected Health Information (PHI), orientation documentation provided by the department, and guidance from team members.
What are the physical demands associated with this role?
The role includes occasional standing and walking, constant sitting, and rare lifting or carrying of up to 20 lbs. Other physical activities are minimally required.
Are there any specific skills required for the position?
Required skills include strong written and verbal communication, attention to detail, analytical and problem-solving abilities, good client service skills, and proficiency with PCs, Microsoft Office, and general office equipment.
Will the intern need to comply with specific policies?
Yes, the intern must comply with all relevant policies and standards, including those related to patient safety and confidentiality regarding Protected Health Information (PHI).
How much travel is required for the internship?
The internship requires approximately 10% travel.
What is the expected work schedule for the intern?
The intern should have reliable transportation and be flexible to work varying shifts as needed.
What type of environment will the intern be working in?
The intern will work in both hospital clinical and office areas where patient safety and confidentiality are core values.