Do I get to choose my placement?
During the placement process, you have the opportunity to look at the placement descriptions for relevant placements and identify your top priorities. You provide a ranking of your top three choices and the field office works to find an appropriate match for your goals and priorities across the many different placement sites. Given the dynamic nature of organizations and communities, your selections serve as a guide, not a guarantee.
Can I use my current job for my placement?
There is an option to participate in an employment-based placement (EBP). Once you are closer to starting the placement process, you can work with the field office to evaluate if your organization would be a good fit for an employment-based placement and fill out the EBP application.
What are some examples of field sites?
Your placement options vary by pathway. Some example placement sites include: hospitals, schools, government agencies, non-profit organizations, community clinics, private practices, refugee resettlement organizations, substance use and recovery facilities, senior centers, and legislative offices.