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Medical Office Administration
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Overview:
The Medical Office Administration internship is for men and women who have
completed at least two years of college, or are 21 years or older,
have a desire to pursue a medical career, and have a heart to work
with patients and Mission residents at the Denver Rescue Mission Lawrence
Street clinic. Interns will assist volunteer professional medical,
dental, optical and chiropractic personnel with residents and clients,
while ministering to patients’ emotional and spiritual needs.
Program Description:
The intern will assist Denver Rescue Mission Lawrence Street clinic clientele
to obtain medical treatment within the clinic and other local medical
facilities, coordinate schedules between the five disciplines in the
clinic, and will teach and administer basic health care for clinic clientele,
under the supervision of the Clinic Coordinator. Hours worked per week
and duration of assignment are negotiable, depending on total program
hours needed. (Please consult your sending agency’s internship
requirements.)
Activities/Assignments:
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Interview clientele to assess medical needs
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Schedule appointments for clients in Mission clinic
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Refer clients to other agencies for medical treatment not provided at
the Mission clinic
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Develop a Medical Resource Guide for Denver clientele
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Assist in recruiting professional medical personnel, coordinating/filling
clinic appointments
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Teach self-care skills to clinic clientele
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Develop self-care curriculum including information on stretching, nutrition,
smoking habits, etc.
Required Reading:
• None For all interns:
- Some meals available when on site
- Computer/internet access if applicable to specific placement
For Full-time Interns only:
- Room and board provided
- Computer and Internet access
- $150 monthly stipend
- $250 monthly tuition reimbursement
Apply Online
Revised 09/04
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At-A-Glance
"Campus to the World" - hosting students from
places like Germany, New Zealand, Canada, Kenya, Czech Republic, Ireland,
England, Scotland, South Africa, and the U.S.
Formal, supervised training provided to approximately 60
interns each year.
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