Tips for Success to Recruit for Public Healthcare
- crimsonbiz
- Jul 6, 2021
- 1 min read
Gain experience
Those who do not have work experience during the school year are at a disadvantage when applying for full-time or other internship positions. Therefore it is recommended that if one can find a job that fits their interest, he/she should get started as soon as possible.
Network and build relationships
Connect with individuals that are in your interested field. Oftentimes, they can provide connections and/or job opportunities that could fit your interests.
Integrate your interests
“Going to medical school does not have to be a compromise with what you are passionate about. You don’t have to leave behind any passions; it is about exploring how you can pursue your passions in the context of an interest in medicine and helping other individuals.”
- Class of 2021, undergraduate student applying to medical school
Source: “Messages, Media and Getting It Right.” AMERICAN PUBLIC HEALTH ASSOCIATION, www.apha.org/professional-development/public-health-careermart/careers-in-public-health-newsletter/so-howd-you-get-your-job/messages-media-and-getting-it-right.
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