These students were part of the IU Health/Crispus Attucks High School Fellowship Program and spent time at the pathology lab over the past 5 weeks.
Developed in partnership with Indianapolis Public Schools and Crispus Attucks High School, the IU Health High School Fellowship Program is creating opportunities for young people to explore, gain exposure, and build skills for employment in a diverse range of healthcare careers. This innovative program is managed by the Mosaic Center team and is now in a pilot period at CAHS.
Program highlights
● Fellows complete a comprehensive three-year curriculum, including academic learning, work-based learning (internships at IU Health facilities), and opportunities to earn certifications and college credit prior to graduation.
● Participants gain access to social supports and workshops focused on college readiness, professional networking, and workplace etiquette.
● Upon successful completion of the program, graduates earn guaranteed employment with IU Health, tuition assistance to pursue postsecondary education in a related field, and access to Mosaic Center coaching services and resources.
IU School of Medicine Pathology Education/Lab Sciences participated in the Rising Junior Internship Program. This program provides students with introductory overviews, observations, and insight into careers in healthcare. And the Rising Senior Internship Program that provides students with the opportunity to explore healthcare careers through experiential learning.