Center for Careers & Internships

As a worldwide leader in the development of software for healthcare organizations, Epic is driving change for an entire industry – one that affects the quality of life for everyone. Our team works with some of the nation’s most respected healthcare organizations and collaborates with the best minds in medicine. The challenges we tackle on a day-to-day basis impact the lives of more than 180 million patients worldwide and 279,000 providers in the US alone, and we’re committed to the common goal of improving healthcare.

As a worldwide leader in the development of software for healthcare organizations, Epic is driving change for an entire industry – one that affects the quality of life for everyone. Our team works with some of the nation’s most respected healthcare organizations and collaborates with the best minds in medicine. The challenges we tackle on a day-to-day basis impact the lives of more than 180 million patients worldwide and 279,000 providers in the US alone, and we’re committed to the common goal of improving healthcare.

The Winter Term EMT Program is a credit bearing comprehensive, emergency medical internship that is co-sponsored by Middlebury College and the University of Vermont Initiative for Rural Emergency Medical Services. We are fortunate to have the local Middlebury Regional EMS support the internship practical training. The intensive month program will provide students the opportunity to become nationally certified EMTs, and once licensed, students are invited to join MREMS as volunteer EMT-B’s.

If you are interested in teaching we recommend that you attend this Information Session to learn more about the free services this company offers, the positions available, and the application process.

Educator’s Ally (www.educatorsally.com) is a highly personalized placement agency that connects educators and independent schools. We represent and recruit for day and boarding schools and are known for our close and personal work with candidates and in-depth knowledge of schools. If you’re interested in exploring opportunities in private schools – whether in teaching, admissions or development – please join us for an informative discussion about the next steps in your job search. Educator’s Ally will also be holding on-campus interviews on October 20.

Interested in teaching? Join recruiter Lisa Lovering to learn about how Educator’s Ally can help you land the position you want. Educator’s Ally is a highly personalized search and placement agency for educators and independent schools. EA represents and recruits for boarding and day schools throughout the Northeast, with a particular focus on New York City and the metro area. They are especially seeking Arabic, French, Chinese, and Spanish speakers but are interested to hear from candidates with other backgrounds as well. Refreshments will be provided!

Lucy graduated from Middlebury in 2013 with a degree in math and minors in Spanish and psychology, and has been working in Boston at Analysis Group ever since. As a senior analyst, Lucy has had the opportunity to contribute to projects across a variety of practice areas, including energy and the environment, finance, intellectual property, and antitrust. On her cases, Lucy splits time between analyzing data, brainstorming with team members, assisting with report drafting, and explaining results of analyses to clients.

Middlebury Alumni Sarah Noble ’14 and Chris Frost ’15 will be on campus for a meet-and-greet with students who have applied to the Wells Fargo Securities Summer Analyst internship for the summer of 2016. They will host a drop-in session to talk with the students, answer any questions they have about the application process and super day interviews, as well as discuss their experience working in the investment banking industry. (Sponsored by the Center for Careers & Internships)

Abstract: Opioids, including morphine, relieve acute pain and have become the golden standard for pain treatment even for the youngest of patients. However, chronic administration of morphine is associated with negative behavioral effects that, in part, include antinociceptive tolerance, opioid dependence, and addiction. About 37-50% of infants in ICU’s across the nation develop dependence on the medication, and have to be weaned off following treatment.

How will technology change the way physicians interact with their patients? How will new digital tools help patients anticipate health issues before they become severe? And how can technology help the healthcare system get closer to the “Holy Grail” of better health outcomes and lower costs to society?