Hello, I hoping to find an internship to gain real experience in my field. I'm very eager, and would welcome you to consider me for a position. I recently graduated from a Medical Records Specialist course with honors, and re-enrolled for Bachelor's in Health Administration. I'm a very quick learner, and not really concerned with the rate of pay right now, I'm ready to get back into the workplace with a growing company.

9 Comments

1. AnonymousMay 12,2026 at 1:15AM UTC

   this isn't a job board.....

2. AnonymousMay 12,2026 at 4:59PM UTC

   Rude commentary is not helpful when someone is asking for help. Keep it uplifting please.

3. AnonymousMay 14,2026 at 1:21AM UTC

   I'm sorry but I speak the truth this is not a job board . What's rude?

4. LaShominique DennisMay 13,2026 at 6:18PM UTC

   You always have the option to not comment, but if you must, be respectful.

5. AnonymousMay 14,2026 at 1:21AM UTC

   My comment is respectful , this is not a job board. You were posting here like we have openings that we can hire you for , and that's not the purpose of this website at all.

6. AnonymousMay 14,2026 at 1:28AM UTC

   Amazing how five words have triggered so many ,this is crazy.

7. AnonymousMay 13,2026 at 1:06PM UTC

   If you want to work in healthcare, you need experience in healthcare. Look around at your local hospitals to see what is being hired right now. Usually, you can do a brief CNA course, to get some clinical experience if you’re interested in healthcare. It’s just a way to get your foot in the door. That will likely get you some contacts to get a local internship or entry-level position in administration.

8. LaShominique DennisMay 13,2026 at 6:17PM UTC

   I already do have experience. I was a CNA for 4 years and Home Healthcare Coordinator for a private home, unfortunately, I had to stop working for health reasons, so it's been quite some time since I've been in the field. Which is why I thought an internship may be a step in the right direction, but thank you for your insight on the matter.

9. Dr. Patty GrossJune 8,2026 at 1:18PM UTC

   The best place to look is your school's Career Center or the person in charge of field education (most internships, if done for required college credit, must be completed through that person). Some schools require it to be a volunteer position, so keep that in mind. Volunteer internships are rarely posted on a public job site, but are often available on a school's Career Center site. Also, be aware that a volunteer internship is valuable information to include on your resume once you complete your program.