FDRHPO Job Shadow Programs

FDRHPO offers job shadowing opportunities to both high school and post-secondary students, as well as to adults in Jefferson, Lewis, and St. Lawrence Counties and Military Spouses, Reservists, and transitioning Service Members who are interested in pursuing a career in any healthcare field.​

A student in the High School Job Shadow Program will spend 16-24 hours observing in a healthcare facility. As part of the 16- to 24-hour shadowing experience, students will observe daily responsibilities and work environments of specific healthcare roles of interest. Job shadowing enables students to identify their passions and provides opportunities to network and develop relationships with local healthcare professionals who can help make a positive impact on future career decisions.​

A student in the Post-Secondary Job Shadow Program (college and adult level) will spend 16-24 hours observing in a healthcare facility. As part of the shadowing experience, you will observe daily responsibilities and work environments of specific healthcare roles. Job shadowing enables students to identify their passions and provides opportunities to network and develop relationships with local healthcare professionals who can help make a positive impact on future career decisions.

​The Adult Job Shadow program offers participants a unique opportunity to immerse themselves in the healthcare field for 16-24 hours. Through this experience, individuals will gain firsthand insight into the daily responsibilities and work environments of various healthcare roles. By shadowing professionals in action, participants can pinpoint their areas of interest and forge valuable connections with local healthcare experts. These connections not only enrich their understanding of potential career paths but also pave the way for mentorship and guidance, empowering them to make informed decisions about their future in healthcare.