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What are some good part-time jobs for high school students who want to work in the medical field in the future?
What are some good jobs for high school students that can help prepare them for a career in the medical field?
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MARY’s Answer
Some good part-time jobs for high school students interested in the medical field may include:
1. Medical assistant or administrative assistant in a doctor's office or clinic.
2. Hospital volunteer or intern in various departments, such as the emergency room or patient care areas.
3. Pharmacy technician in a local pharmacy.
4. Medical scribe to assist doctors in documenting patient information.
5. Home health aide or caregiver for elderly or disabled individuals.
6. Lifeguard or swim instructor with first aid training.
7. Medical receptionist in a healthcare facility.
8. Medical laboratory assistant, helping with basic tasks in a lab setting.
9. Physical therapy or occupational therapy aide.
10. Dental assistant or receptionist in a dental office.
These part-time jobs can provide valuable experience and exposure to the medical field while allowing high school students to balance their work and studies. Remember to check local regulations and age requirements for specific roles.
1. Medical assistant or administrative assistant in a doctor's office or clinic.
2. Hospital volunteer or intern in various departments, such as the emergency room or patient care areas.
3. Pharmacy technician in a local pharmacy.
4. Medical scribe to assist doctors in documenting patient information.
5. Home health aide or caregiver for elderly or disabled individuals.
6. Lifeguard or swim instructor with first aid training.
7. Medical receptionist in a healthcare facility.
8. Medical laboratory assistant, helping with basic tasks in a lab setting.
9. Physical therapy or occupational therapy aide.
10. Dental assistant or receptionist in a dental office.
These part-time jobs can provide valuable experience and exposure to the medical field while allowing high school students to balance their work and studies. Remember to check local regulations and age requirements for specific roles.
Thank you so much! This is really helpful!
Brenda
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Shannon’s Answer
There are several part-time jobs and volunteer opportunities that can provide valuable experience, skills, and exposure to the healthcare environment. Some examples include:
1. Nursing Home Assistant
2. Hospital Volunteer
3. Pharmacy Assistant
4. Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) Trainee
5. CPR Instructor
There are also Summer Medical Programs that many medical institutions and universities offer. These programs often provide hands-on experience and exposure to various medical specialties.
1. Nursing Home Assistant
2. Hospital Volunteer
3. Pharmacy Assistant
4. Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) Trainee
5. CPR Instructor
There are also Summer Medical Programs that many medical institutions and universities offer. These programs often provide hands-on experience and exposure to various medical specialties.
Thank you so much for the advice.
Brenda
You are most welcome Brenda. All the best to you.
Shannon Shakir
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Thanks for the suggestion!
Brenda
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Alan’s Answer
Working part time in a physical therapy clinic will give you experience in the medical field and that field in particular. You will gain insights into various forms of therapy and sports medicine.
Alan
Alan
Alan, thank you!
Brenda
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Rahul’s Answer
There are many part time jobs you can do in medical field but it all depends what exactly you looking to go in medical field. Some options are
Intern in the hospital or clinic
Training in physical therapy
Intern in pharmacy
Intern with a registered nurse in hospital or clinic
Intern as tech
Dental assistant
Intern in the hospital or clinic
Training in physical therapy
Intern in pharmacy
Intern with a registered nurse in hospital or clinic
Intern as tech
Dental assistant
Thank you!
Brenda
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Scott’s Answer
The "medical field" is very broad, ranging from being a caregiver such as a nurse's aide to being a brain surgeon or a biomedical engineer and more. If you have a more specific idea as to what you are considering and they align with any of the jobs described in Mary's answer above then her suggestions are good ones. If you are interested in other aspects of the medical field with a more scientific bent, I suggest trying to find some sort of work in a laboratory or perhaps at a college in one of the sciences if that is an option. Maybe you can ask one of your teachers if they are aware of any opportunities in the area. In general, it is my opinion that you try to get many varied experiences in different areas and you might find something unexpected really intrigues you. Good luck
Thanks for the advice.
Brenda
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Maryta’s Answer
Some companies offer positions where your main role is to simply sit and engage in friendly conversation with clients. It's a wonderful opportunity to make a difference in someone's day. If you're concerned about balancing this with your school schedule, don't worry! Check with your school to see if they have programs that let you transition smoothly from school to work. You might even have the chance to earn school credit or get paid for your time. It's a fantastic way to gain experience while managing your studies.
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Keyston’s Answer
Absolutely, if you're a high school student aiming for a medical career, consider roles like medical assistant, pharmacy technician, or even a caregiver at a local nursing home. These jobs can give you hands-on experience, insights into patient care, and a taste of the medical field. These opportunities might help guide you toward your future in healthcare.