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What to Expect & How to Apply

Healthcare administrative internships with JPS Health Network present a real, unique opportunity for qualified graduate students to:

Develop a greater understanding of hospital operations at all levels, including clinical and support services.
Gain practical knowledge of healthcare administration, and observe the very real challenges facing hospitals today.
Learn and grow as a healthcare professional under the leadership and guidance of our executive team.

Our summer Administrative Internship is a dynamic, 12-14 week, hands-on learning experience offering an in-depth look at healthcare today. Learn more or apply now.

Program Description

12- to 14-week summer internship
Clinical and non-clinical rotation opportunities available
Interns are able to observe and participate at all organizational levels
Interns can directly contribute to organizational projects under executive mentorship
Projects are selected based on a combination of organizational need and the intern’s skill sets and interests
Program has flexible start and end dates from late May through August of each year

Application Process

The application period for the administrative internship will be open from December 18, 2019 to February 16, 2020. Your application packet should contain the following documents in a single PDF file:

Application Checklist (A PDF reader is required to view this PDF.)
Cover Letter
Personal Statement (Define your career objectives, reasons for applying for a fellowship at JPS, main areas of interest, and what makes you a unique applicant.)
Résumé
Scanned Undergraduate and Graduate Unofficial Transcript / Grade Reports

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Former Intern’s Testimonials

Eric Hamscher * Administrative Intern Alumni

“Tangible culture. Patient-centered care. A vision for the future. These are just some of the incredible qualities you will encounter if you decide to intern with JPS Health Network. My internship experience exceeded my expectations at every turn. From unparalleled access to the entire Executive Leadership team to 75+ one-on-one meetings with interdepartmental change agents to clinical shadowing directly with front line staff, I felt welcomed and supported across all facets of the health system. Work assignments were made meaningful. My projects were primarily focused within the Community Health umbrella, as JPS commands 40+ outpatient primary and specialty health centers including 19 school-based clinics. But I was also privileged to gain meaningful exposure across many other departments, including an inside look into Tarrant County’s only Level I Trauma Center and only Psychiatric Emergency Center. Everywhere I went, I witnessed unwavering commitment to the patient. JPS has reaffirmed my motivations for being in healthcare and prepared me to develop into an even better servant leader.”

Global Master of Business Administration with a CAHME-Accredited Concentration in Healthcare Management, Fox School of Business at Temple University
Bachelor of Arts in Global Politics, Washington & Lee University

Allison Clark * Administrative Intern Alumni

“Being a part of the JPS team was a phenomenal experience! From the warm and welcoming culture to the unique experiences of working for a county hospital, the JPS administrative internship helped me grow, learn, and look forward to my future career as a healthcare leader.

I had the opportunity to work on a variety of projects in numerous areas including Patient Experience, Correctional Health, Strategy, and the Access Resource Center. The executive team and former interns/fellows supported me throughout the whole experience and provided mentorship that set me up for success. The JPS culture is truly something special and I am honored to have had the chance to assist in delivering excellent care to the citizens of Tarrant County.”

Master of Business Administration, Texas Christian University
Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences, University of South Florida

Deborah Boone * Administrative Intern

“The JPS Healthcare Administrative Internship was a unique opportunity to experience the patient-centric culture that’s dedicated to serving the Tarrant County community. As a teaching hospital with a complex patient population, JPS has endless opportunities to learn and grow as a healthcare professional. During my summer I worked on challenging projects within women’s health, internal medicine, and oncology and infusion that supported the mission of the organization. Coming from a non-clinical background, I appreciated the exposure to clinicians in the Level 1 trauma center, catheterization lab, and operating room. At JPS, the values of trust, mutual respect, excellence, integrity, accountability, and teamwork are lived out every day. I’m honored to have been selected to contribute to the mission of this health system. ”

Masters of Public Health at University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston

Zachary Mauricio * Administrative Intern Alumni

“I cannot sing enough praises about JPS and its astounding employees. Similarly, my internship experience was something that I could’ve only dreamed of. There was unrestricted access to the executive team, a bounty of project opportunities to flex your problem-solving skills across an array of functional areas, and a powerful culture that fosters a warm and welcoming environment. The administrative internship has given me a wealth of new knowledge about hospital systems and a whole new family of lifelong friends.

Ultimately, JPS allowed me to grow as a leader and given me a new memory for the “Why” we choose to work in healthcare.”

Masters of Business Administration at University of Texas at Dallas

Questions

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FAQs

Is there a specific format my cover letter needs to follow?

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Do you accept international students for the internship program?

Do you accept applications with international Master’s degrees?

Am I eligible for the administrative internship if I have already graduated or if I will graduate before the start of the internship period?

Level I Trauma Center

JPS is the only Level I Trauma Center serving Tarrant County as recognized by the American College of Surgeons.

Among the Region's Best Places to Work

Based on the results of a survey administered to employees of hundreds of companies nominated for the award.

Comprehensive Stroke Center

JPS is a DNV-GL Comprehensive Stroke Center offering the best chance at recovery for our community.

The Joint Commission National Quality Approval

Our facility meets rigorous performance standards in delivering quality, safe care.

Level I Trauma Center

JPS is the only Level I Trauma Center serving Tarrant County as recognized by the American College of Surgeons.

Among the Region's Best Places to Work

Based on the results of a survey administered to employees of hundreds of companies nominated for the award.

Comprehensive Stroke Center

JPS is a DNV-GL Comprehensive Stroke Center offering the best chance at recovery for our community.

The Joint Commission National Quality Approval

Our facility meets rigorous performance standards in delivering quality, safe care.

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Internships

What to Expect & How to Apply

Former Intern’s Testimonials

FAQs

Awards & Recognition

Level I Trauma Center

Among the Region's Best Places to Work

Comprehensive Stroke Center

The Joint Commission National Quality Approval

Level I Trauma Center

Among the Region's Best Places to Work

Comprehensive Stroke Center

The Joint Commission National Quality Approval

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