Find Your Trail Guides: The Hospital-practice Handbook Project Learning Opportunities Directory
Megan Gale
updated 9.25.2019
This directory came out of feedback from the “How do I get my Foot in the Door of Hospital Practice” blogpost series that posted spring and summer 2018. The 3 main stepping stones in that series are: nonclinical volunteer work, shadowing, and cultivating mentor-relationships. The series was re-written into a booklet, Get Your Foot in the Door: First Steps for the Acupuncturist or Integrative Health Student Interested in Hospital-Based Practice; go to this page to order it and here to order the companion workbook that walks you through the exercises laid out in the booklet.
If you are a new hospital employee, I recommend you sign up for the upcoming (summer or fall 2019) audiovisual resource "Basics of Being An Employee in a Healthcare System".
Learn more about what qualifies as an entry for the directory in this post. Go to this Link to add your resource to the directory
www.thehospitalhandbook.com
Links for the websites mentioned:
University Hospitals Integrative Health program
Claudia Citkovitz’s hospital-based learning programs
Facility/Program: Acupuncture Program at Advocate Aurora Health System. Learn more about the program in this post. Greater Milwaukee area, Wisconsin.
What is available: shadowing opportunities
point of contact: Dr. John Burns. john.burns@aurora.org
Facility/Program: University Hospitals, Connor Integrative Health Program. Cleveland, Ohio. Program website info here.
What is available: virtual mentorship
point of contact: Christine Kaiser. christine.kaiser@UHhospitals.org
Program: Evidence-based Acupuncture. online community project specific to working with published research in the field.
What is available: volunteer work
point of contact: Mel Hopper Koppleman at this webpage
Program: Claudia Citkovitz’s program at NYU Langone Hospital-Brooklyn. Brooklyn, NY.
what is available:
continuing education courses on inpatient care and related skills
clinical intensives (3-4 days) in stroke/rehab, labor and delivery, and more
clinical observation, offered weekly
long-term mentorship opportunities for inpatient work
point of contact: Claudia Citkovitz, PhD, at studyingpractice@gmail.com
