Job & Volunteer Opportunities

Classified & University Staff Positions include:

  • Administrative assistants
  • Medical Assistants (Health Care Technician)
  • Physical Therapists
  • Registered Nurses
  • Social Workers
  • Technicians: Medical, IT, Lab, and Diagnostic
  • Medical Doctors
    • Family Practitioners
    • Gynecologists
    • Psychiatrists
  • Psychologists
  • Advanced Nurse Practitioners (Mid-Level Providers)
  • Health Professionals

Current employment opportunities can be found on Jobs at CU.

Paid student positions including peer health educators and physical therapy aides can be found at Student Employment.

Doctoral Psychology Internship Program

This APA accredited program provides doctoral psychology interns with supervised clinical experience, multidisciplinary training, and selected opportunities for collaboration with psychiatry and primary care.

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Social Work Post-Masters Fellowship

The Social Work Fellowship at Wardenburg Health Services, Psychological Health and Psychiatry Department, has been successfully providing post-graduate training since 2006. It provides supervised clinical experience, multi-disciplinary training, and opportunities to specialize in focus areas of clinical work.

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Counseling and Psychiatric Services (CAPS) |  303-492-6766

CAPS volunteers play a vital role in our mission to support the health and wellness of CU students. They lend energy, credibility with peers, a student perspective, and wide variety of talents to our services. Our volunteers see their CAPS experience as one that is both personally satisfying and helpful in pursuing their career paths.

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Health Promotion |  303-492-2937

Every fall, Health Promotion recruits and trains new volunteers. Our volunteers are given the skills needed to educate and connect with peers on various health issues. We meet together on a weekly basis to continue learning about the impact of health on all aspects of student life. We cover various issues pertaining to student health such as body image, cold care, nutrition, stress management and relaxation (chair massages and aromatherapy), sleep, sexual health and more!

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Physical Therapy and Integrative Care  |  303-492-6280

We offer volunteer opportunities for those interested in health care. As a volunteer you will observe physical therapy and therapeutic exercises as well as assist with administrative and miscellaneous clinical needs for about two hours per week. Many volunteers advance into the work study program. 

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Student Health Board  |  

The mission of the Health Board is to provide student input into the operations of Wardenburg Health Services in order to represent students and positively influence campus health. Any full fee-paying student, graduate or undergraduate, may become a member of the Wardenburg Student Health Board. To apply please complete our online application. Applications will only be accepted at the beginning of each semester and if there are vacant positions on the board.

Community Service  |  303-492-5650

Community service opportunities are usually available on a regular basis.

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