The Gregory S. Fehribach Center offers eight-week internships each summer. A small number are also offered in the spring and fall. These are paid, full-time internships in fields related to the student’s major, with housing and transportation assistance offered when needed. Interns are matched with programs and departments that align with their academic pursuits, interests and/or career goals. Weekly professional development workshops have included topics such as interviewing skills, disclosure and self-advocacy, leadership skills and opportunities, personal finance, professional etiquette, and strategies for advancement in the workplace.
Interns are placed in either a wide range of departments within Eskenazi Health or with our growing number of partner employers. In each case, the placement directly aligns with that intern’s career goals. Examples of the diverse range of internship areas include:
- Health care/nursing
- Information technology
- Public affairs/communications
- Engineering
- Diversity and inclusion
- Supply chain management
- Social work
- Biomedical engineering
- Research
- Human resources
- Accounting/finance
- Education
- Project management
Qualifications to participate in an internship with the Fehribach Center include:
- Current college student (or graduate within the last year) at an Indiana postsecondary institution or an Indiana high school graduate attending college at an institution out of state
- A physical disability (mobility, orthopaedic, visual or hearing)
- A competitive grade point average
- An updated resume and cover letter
- Three letters of reference from faculty members, supervisors or a person who can speak about the candidate’s work ethic and attitude
The deadline to apply for the summer internship program is Jan. 31. For more information, please call 317.880.3312.