Get paid to play sick!

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FIND GIGS! Medical schools, dentistry schools, physical therapy programs and the like rely on so-called “standardized patients” (Sps)—people who pretend to have a certain ailment—to teach students everything from how to break bad news to how to develop their clinical reasoning skills, explains Sondra Zabar, M.D., director of the SOM/NYSIM Standardized Patient Program in New York. “Most medical schools and academic medical centers run their own SP programs,” she says. “Do a search for ‘Standardized Patient Program’ to find ones in your area, then send your résumé or make a phone call and ask what kinds of people they’re looking for.”

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Faking being sick can actually make you money! That’s because medical and other schools are in search of people to portray patients to help their students learn— and they’ll pay you up to $25 an hour to pretend! Here’s how to start: