Administrative Internship Program (Florida)

Program overview Program length: 1 semester (3-4 months) Administrative Internship class size: 15 students Location: Jacksonville, Florida and Rochester, Minnesota Mayo Clinic’s Health Care Administration Internship program provides both undergraduate and graduate students opportunities to spend time at a healthcare organization to perform administrative tasks in preparation for future leadership positions. This unpaid internship aims to provide students with the hands-on, practical experience to enhance students' classroom knowledge. As an experiential immersive program, interns will develop and hone their practical skills through a broad range of opportunities, including: Exposure to hospital and/or clinic operations and leadership through project-based work Directly contribute to organizational projects under executive mentorship Participate in strategic and operational priority initiatives Explore career and professional development opportunities Participate in lecture series which consists of a series of round-table discussions with senior leadership throughout the organization Explore track options FAMU Legal Track Law students enrolled at FAMU College of Law are invited to apply for legal internship positions with the Office of Legal Services at Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville, Florida.

Internship opportunities are available for the spring and fall, to correspond with the academic calendar. As a legal intern at Mayo Clinic, you will be engaged in a unique culture where patient care, education, and research are housed on the same campus in a robust healthcare setting. Interns assist in-house attorneys, outside counsel, and other Mayo Clinic staff members on substantive projects in many aspects of the law.

If you are interested in this opportunity, please indicate on your personal statement that you are applying for the Legal Track of the Administrative Internship. Instructional Design Track Instructional design graduate students at Purdue University are invited to apply for this internship position with Mayo Clinic Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences. Interns will work closely with curriculum and assessment professionals in a unique academic-medical environment.

Gain hands-on experience in educational program development, course design, faculty workshops, and more. This internship is designed to complement academic studies, providing a practical foundation for future careers in instructional design. If you are interested in this opportunity, please indicate that you are applying for the instructional design track of the Administrative Internship.

Application process 2027-2028 Administrative Internship application timeline | Application window | Semester | Interview dates | Program dates | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Sept. 2 - Oct 9, 2026 | Spring 2027 | Mid to late October | Jan. 11- Apr. 23, 2027 | | Jan. 25 - Feb. 12, 2027 | Summer 2027 | Mid to late February | May 10. - Jul. 30, 2027 | | Apr. 12 - May 21, 2027 | Fall 2027 | Early June | Aug. 16 - Dec. 3, 2027 | | Sept. 6 - Oct. 8, 2027 | Spring 2028 | Mid to late October | Jan. 10 - Apr. 28, 2028 | Prerequisites To apply for this program, students must be enrolled in a health administration, business administration, or public health baccalaureate or master's program at an affiliated institution. Affiliated institutions Florida A&M University University of Central Florida University of Florida University of North Florida Edward Waters College Winthrop University A one-time affiliation agreement can be created contingent upon acceptance and university consensuses. The internship must be required by your institution for degree credit.

You must successfully complete the required pre-professional and professional college coursework at your college or university before you are eligible to complete the internship. Application instructions Complete the following steps to apply: Create an account to begin the online Application for Admission. Select the following when creating an account: School of Study - Office of Non-Clinical

Education Programs Area of Interest - Administrative Internship Once logged on, select "Create a New Application." Select "Start a Mayo Clinic College of Medicine and Science

Experience Application." Complete each section of the application and submit. After submission: Select the "View" button next to your application. Select the "Supplemental Items & Documents" tab.

Upload your supplemental items. Additional required items CV/resume Personal statement is to include the following and be uploaded in the Supplemental Items section: Write about your career goals and why you would be a good candidate for the program. Why do you want to pursue a career in healthcare administration, legal, or instructional design (answer based on track)?

One letter of recommendation is required and must be completed in the Recommendation Request section; the recommender will receive an email with a link to upload a letter. Professional references should be individuals who are/were an authority figure in your current/previous schooling or place of employment (i.e. supervisor, teacher) Unofficial college transcript Application review and interviews Program leadership reviews applications upon submission. Based on application quality, selected students will be asked to participate in a 10- to 15-minute phone or Zoom interview.

Typically, you can expect a final decision within two weeks after the close date of the application window. The Mayo Clinic College of Medicine and Science Office of Non-Clinical

Education Programs in Florida will work directly with accepted students to obtain proper paperwork, including a background check, drug screen, required immunizations, and enrollment verifications. Students also must sign a statement of confidentiality before b