Internships and Job Shadowing
Reid Health’s Educational Pathways program connects high school and college students with hands-on experiences in healthcare. Through job shadowing and internships students gain valuable insight into healthcare careers.
Job Shadowing and Internship Opportunities at Reid Health
At Reid Health, Educational Pathways ensures students from high school to college have meaningful exposure to healthcare careers. Through facility tours, career panels, clinical rotations, internships, job shadowing opportunities, and more, Reid is investing in the next generation of healthcare professionals and support staff.
Students benefit from real-world exposure to healthcare settings that promote career exploration and skill development. Through strategic partnerships with schools, Reid Health delivers immersive, high-quality learning opportunities that support academic growth and career readiness.
These proactive and progressive initiatives not only meet academic goals but also align with Reid’s long-term workforce goals, helping to build meaningful career pathways and a sustainable talent pipeline for the region.
Request forms
Job Shadowing
This form must be submitted by school personnel on behalf of a student. Forms submitted directly by students will not be accepted.
College Internships
This form is intended to be completed by faculty or staff (preferably the student's professor) on behalf of a student seeking an internship at Reid Health.
Meet Michelle Holliday, Education Pathways Relationship Manager
As the Educational Pathways Relationship Manager, Michelle Holliday is responsible for coordinating these experiences for high school and college students, acting as the primary liaison for all placements. She works with career coaches and school counselors to match students with appropriate opportunities, helping them explore healthcare pathways with organized learning experiences.
Michelle brings 23 years of experience in education to this role: 17 years teaching high school English and six years in higher education as an academic advisor, success coach, and program coordinator.
Disclaimer
The volume of requests more substantial than our ability to meet the need. As a result, this is a very selective process of aligning high-performing students in high school (grades 9-12) and college with appropriate opportunities.
Build a career that makes a difference
Whether you’re just beginning to explore or are ready for your next step, meaningful careers start here. Discover opportunities to grow, belong, and make a difference at Reid Health.