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Good Samaritan · 1 month ago

Summer Student Nurse Intern Program (SNIP) 2026

520 S 7th St, Vincennes, IN, 47591, US

Internship

Onsite

Intern

Start in 2026 Summer

Good Samaritan is dedicated to providing trusted healthcare and is offering a Summer Student Nurse Intern Program (SNIP) for nursing students. This full-time, eight-week paid internship allows participants to work alongside Registered Nurse preceptors and engage in hands-on learning across various nursing departments.

Hospital & Health Care

Growth Opportunities

Responsibilities

Increase clinical competence and judgment by observing care in various clinical areas

Provide direct patient care and perform clinical nursing skills under the supervision of a Registered Nurse

Refine communication skills with patients, families, and the healthcare team

Strengthen skills in critical thinking, decision-making, delegation, prioritization, organization, documentation, and teamwork

Develop professional relationships with staff

Demonstrate increased professional accountability

Seek learning experiences proactively

Explore—at a pre-professional level—the scope of professional nursing practice

Engage in professional discussions and activities during weekly Lunch & Learns

Participate in a Summer Showcase at the conclusion of the program (selected applicants)

Qualification

Registered NursingClinical SkillsCritical ThinkingCommunication SkillsTeamwork

Required

Enrolled in an accredited pre-licensure registered nursing program (bachelor's or associate degree program) with an expected graduation date of Dec 2026, Spring 2027, or Summer 2027

Verified academic standing by submission of unofficial school transcript, minimum GPA of 3.4

Have a strong desire and intent to join the Good Samaritan nursing team post-graduation

Be able to work 30-40 hours (8-hour to 12-hour shifts) a week for the duration of the 8-week internship, including night shift

Attend all days of required orientation. An orientation is scheduled during the week of the start of the program for those new to Good Samaritan, if unable to attend a prior orientation offering

Submit an unofficial school transcript

Submit a resume

Submit two letters of recommendation from nursing school faculty members

Submit a personal statement (essay, 300–500 words): Why did you choose nursing as a profession? What are your long-term career goals for post-graduation? Why do you want to be a Good Samaritan Nurse? How would being selected as a Good Samaritan Summer Student Nurse Intern support you in achieving those goals?