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Work and learn while you earn an income with WashU’s Medical Apprenticeship Program

WashU’s Medical Apprenticeship programs provide on-the-job training as you work as an employee toward earning a national credential of a medical assistant or medical administrative position. Applicants can apply for either a clinical or non-clinical career path.

Our apprentices are full-time WashU employees on day one. Apprentices are eligible for WashU’s many benefits, including health, dental and vision care, retirement savings, tuition reimbursements, family and well-being programming, and more. While you learn and work, you earn a paycheck.

The nursing program at Three Rivers College offers two paths to become a Registered Nurse. Current LPNs and Paramedics can advance their career with the RN Bridge program. Students with minimal or no nursing experience can take the full nursing program. Both paths lead to an Associate of Applied Science degree and the education needed to apply for licensure by examination as a registered nurse.

Application Deadline for the Poplar Bluff RN Bridge program: March 1, every year.

Application Deadline for the Sikeston RN Bridge program: March 1, 2027, and March 1, 2029.

Note: Most apprentice positions are filled by internal candidates from the garage, power plants, and building services (building mechanics).

Note: Recruiter should collect and review transcripts for AC/DC and math classes such as algebra and trigonometry.

Note: Relay Techs receive far less call outs than other apprentices. However, callouts increase in fall in winter.