Web Production Internship (Intranet): MassGeneral Hospital for Children
MassGeneral Hospital for Children is seeking an intern to assist with website production on a new intranet site.
Qualifications: Some knowledge of HTML including layout and willingness to learn new programs
Commitment: Minimum of six months
Academic majors: All
Practicum: Working in templates in a content management system, the intern will edit existing intranet pages and create new pages to help facilitate internal hospital communications. This unpaid internship may be completed remotely, with the option to work on campus at MassGeneral Hospital for Children in Boston if desired; weekly time commitment is negotiable. Intern will report to the senior manager of digital strategy and web development and will work closely with patient education and public affairs staff.
Learning outcomes:
- Demonstrate and apply basic HTML/CSS skills.
- Apply professional communication and teamwork skills in working with professional clients.
- Apply existing design guidelines, brand standards, and standardized code to a project.
How to apply:
- Please send resume and cover letter to Dave Ekrem, senior manager, digital strategy and web development at dekrem@partners.org.
About Us: With more than 300 physicians, 50 medical specialties, 15 surgical services, and compassionate preventive and primary care, MassGeneral Hospital for Children (MGHfC) is an invaluable resource for the healthcare needs of infants, children and adolescents. We have the expertise and experience—as well as the state-of-the-art facilities and technologies—to provide exceptional care for our patients. Our patients have complete access to the resources of the world-renowned Massachusetts General Hospital, including innovative research and treatments. As our patients grow, they also benefit from the smooth transition of care between pediatric and adult services at Mass General.
Columbia College Chicago students: Must contact Internship and Career Advisors to see if position is eligible for academic credit