La Clinica de La Raza

HQ
Oakland
Total Offices: 2
1,039 Total Employees
Year Founded: 1971

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23 Days AgoSaved
In-Office
Union City, CA, USA
Healthtech • Social Impact
Unpaid job-shadowing opportunity at a community health center. Participants observe healthcare professionals, attend meetings, tour worksites, review materials, and learn about healthcare careers without performing staff duties. Participants must complete required consent, confidentiality, emergency, health clearance, immunization, TB testing, and dress-code requirements. Minors need parental consent and school enrollment; adults may need proof of class requirements and a background check.
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In-Office
Vallejo, CA, USA
Healthtech • Social Impact
Job shadow participants observe healthcare professionals, attend team meetings, tour the facility, review project materials, and learn about healthcare careers and organizational operations. Participants may not perform regular staff duties. Requirements include health clearances, immunization and TB records, confidentiality agreements, emergency forms, appropriate identification, background checks for adults, and parental consent for minors.
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In-Office
Oakland, CA, USA
Healthtech • Social Impact
An unpaid healthcare job-shadowing experience allowing participants to observe healthcare professionals, attend meetings, tour worksites, review documentation, and learn about clinic operations and career paths. Participants must follow confidentiality, safety, dress-code, health-clearance, and participation requirements. The experience is observational and does not replace clinical rotations or permit participants to perform regular staff duties.
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In-Office
Pittsburg, CA, USA
Healthtech • Social Impact
Participates in a structured healthcare job-shadowing experience by observing professionals, attending meetings, touring worksites, reviewing project materials, and learning about organizational processes and career paths. Participants must follow confidentiality, safety, dress-code, health-clearance, and consent requirements. The experience is observational and does not involve performing regular paid-staff duties.