Pre-Health Job Board

We have several openings for per diem scribes in the Emergency Room and would love to extend this opportunity to your students. It is a great position which pays $21/hr and provides valuable patient care experience and free monthly medical education lectures held by a ER physician. As a medical scribe, one would accompany the physician and collect each patient’s history. This would especially be of benefit to anyone who is interested in working in medicine or healthcare, allowing them to gain valuable insight into the medical decision making process and inner workings of the hospital and emergency room. We offer flexible scheduling and on-the-job training.

Our application closes at 11:59 PM on 10/11, and the deadline is also posted on our website.

Dr. Eamonn Vitt, MD, is looking to hire a new Clinical Administrative Assistant for my small, friendly, human-centered Direct Primary Care practice in Greenwich Village, NYC. I specialize in HIV prevention & treatment and Gay Men’s health. I’ve previously volunteered with Doctors Without Borders and have a teaching appointment at Columbia and NYU Medical schools.

I am interested in hiring a graduating senior or recent college graduate who will be taking a gap year prior to attending/applying to medical school or other healthcare/mental health graduate school programs. The job will offer a chance to see the doctor-patient relationship up close, focusing on a historically medically underserved community, and an opportunity for mentoring. Our previous employees have all been successful in achieving admission to medical school.

To apply, please reach out to Dr. Vitt, MD via email at office@drvitt.com.

For any students interested in health and service, Project Horseshoe Farm’s one-year Community Health Fellowship is the perfect opportunity to get to know people, organizations, families, leaders, and others as they live and learn in one of our three wonderful partner communities. Through this rigorous, intensive, and immersive year of volunteer service and learning, Fellows experience and learn a way of engaging, navigating, and working effectively with local communities and local institutions while gaining a practical appreciation of how their efforts and sacrifice contribute to the health and quality of life of our vulnerable neighbors and to a broader framework of community health. Fellows live together in housing provided by Horseshoe Farm as they volunteer in a range of programs that provide relationship-based support to children, adults living with mental illness, seniors, and other vulnerable individuals.

To apply or learn more, please visit the official website.