Mayo Clinic Career Immersion Program (Minnesota)
A multi-day, hands-on Mayo Clinic program for Minnesota high school juniors and seniors to explore in-demand healthcare careers directly alongside Mayo experts and near-peer mentors.
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Children's Hospital Colorado Junior Volunteer Program
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Marshall Medical Center Junior Volunteers
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