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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the JOB SHADOW PAPERWORK in the editor.
  2. Begin by filling out the 'Personal Information Sheet'. Include your name, address, and contact information. Ensure you indicate if you are 18 years of age or older.
  3. Specify your school affiliation (if any) and provide a reason for job shadowing. Select your area(s) of interest from the provided options, such as Rad Tech or Emergency.
  4. Complete the 'Emergency Contact' section with relevant details, including any medical information that may be necessary in case of an emergency.
  5. Review and sign the Confidentiality Agreement for Non-Employees, ensuring you understand the importance of maintaining confidentiality during your job shadow experience.
  6. Fill out your schedule availability by indicating blocks of time you are available for job shadowing throughout the week.
  7. Finally, ensure all sections are completed accurately before saving your document. You can then print it or save it to email to recruitmentservices@valleychildrens.org.

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Be sure to record the name of the professional you are shadowing, their preferred contact information, the date you started and completed the experience, how many hours you shadowed. Also write down what you observed, what you learned about the profession, patients and yourself.
Be ready to talk about yourself. The people you meet will have questions for you, so be prepared to introduce yourself, talk about your career interests, and explain why this job shadow is beneficial. Confirm the date and time of your job shadow with your host a few days prior.
JOB SHADOW STUDENT REFLECTION FORM. ​ Describe the department/work site you visited: ​ What type of work activities did you observe during your job shadowing experience? ​ What did you like best about your job shadowing experience? ​ What did you like least about your job shadowing experience?
Some requirements include the time, work schedule and expected job duties. You might observe for most of the workday, but the employer also may have you complete clerical work. Its also important to understand the physical requirements of a job-shadowing position.
Identify hospitals, clinics, medical offices, or healthcare facilities near you that offer job shadowing programs or opportunities. Contact Healthcare Providers: docHub out to healthcare providers directly through email, phone calls, or in-person visits to inquire about job shadowing opportunities.

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Job shadowing is a short-term learning experience in which an individual observes a professional to understand their role, daily tasks, and industry. It typically involves following a person for a day or even a week, gaining insights that can be difficult to grasp from job descriptions alone and common knowledge.

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