Hiring our public health informatics students for internships is a beneficial decision for both your organization and the student. Public health informatics students possess a unique set of skills, including data analysis, project management, technical proficiency, and effective communication. These skills can be valuable for employers in the healthcare industry seeking specialized skills and cost-effective resources. Internships provide an opportunity to mentor and guide the next generation of leaders in the field and increase diversity in the workplace, leading to more innovative solutions and improved decision-making.
Internships also offer several benefits for students. They provide an opportunity to apply the skills they have learned in the classroom to real-world projects and challenges, build relationships with professionals in the field, develop new skills and gain experience in areas they may not have been exposed to in the classroom, and improve their employability. Completing an internship demonstrates to future employers that they have practical experience in the field and can make them more competitive in the job market.