Pattis Family Foundation Summer Leadership Program

Women Employed’s Summer Leadership Program, generously sponsored by The Pattis Family Foundation, provides a unique opportunity for professional skill building and practical experience by exposing a team of interns to leadership training, front-line research, and awareness of the barriers low-paid workers experience. The program seeks to introduce students and recent graduates to all areas of nonprofit work through workshops, guest speakers, and projects.

APPLY TODAY

Summer Internships with Children's Environmental Health Network (remote)

This summer, Children’s Environmental Health Network is offering opportunities for both a Communications Internship and the Carol Stroebel Policy and Health Education Internship. These internships will temporarily be remote opportunities with the potential for an optional transition to in-office work when CEHN staff returns to the Washington, DC office full time.

Applications must be received by 11:59 pm ET on March 31. Anyone may apply, but these internships are designed for juniors, seniors, or graduate students studying public health, environmental studies, public or nonprofit administration, public policy, communications, digital strategy or design, journalism or health sciences.

 

More information at https://cehn.org/join-us/careers-and-internships/

CPS Health Information Intern

Location: Chicago Public Schools, Office of Student Health and Wellness (TEMPORARILY REMOTE)
TYPE: Part-time 20hrs/week (4-6 months,flexible)
Pay: $20/hr
Deadline: March 19, 2021

Interested applicants should email oshw@cps.edu [subject line: Health Information Intern]; include a cover letter, an update resume or CV, and writing sample.

Position Summary 

This position will provide general assistance to the Office of Student Health and Wellness. The successful candidate will provide support services to a multidisciplinary team accountable for disseminating health information, designed to remove health-related barriers to learning and advance child health equity.

Full Job Description

Start Early Illinois Policy Team Intern

Start Early (formerly the Ounce of Prevention Fund) offers the opportunity to work in an innovative, fast-paced, and challenging environment as a paid graduate intern. Interns at Start Early are considered to be valued members of our team, and are provided with support, training, and a unique opportunity to contribute substantively to our work. The internship requires two components: both a paid full-time experience for 8-10 weeks during the summer prior to the academic year being applied for and two full days per week during the academic year. Other internship schedules will be considered if a different structure is required by an academic institution (e.g. block placement, three days per week, etc.). Two positions are available for 2021-2022.

Full Job Description

The Application Process Interested candidates should submit a resume, cover letter detailing their interest in the internship, and brief writing sample (approximately 2-5 pages) to Carie Bires at cbires@startearly.org. The deadline to apply is March 12, 2021. Feel free to direct any questions about the internship to Carie Bires at the above email address. 

Patient Centered Outcomes Research Coordinator

The Patient Centered Outcomes Research (PCOR) Coordinator coordinates patient~centered outcomes research activities to support investigators in advancing scientific evidence to help patients and their health care providers make more informed decisions. The PCOR Coordinator is responsible for developing, planning, supporting, and implementation of investigator~initiated research at the assigned research site. Leads the research process and collaborates with investigators (i.e., physicians, nurses, administrators, fellows etc.) in the design and conduct of patient centered outcomes research. Serves as research coordinator on assigned patient center outcomes research studies. The Coordinator supports the PCOR Manager in the development of methodologies and reporting of metrics to improve efficiency and effectiveness of organizational strategic outcomes for patient centered outcomes research. The PCOR Coordinator helps ensure the regulatory compliance of investigators with Good Clinical Practice and International Conference on Harmonization Guidelines, FDA Guidance, Institutional and departmental research guidelines (e.g., IRB, research compliance office and AHC policies and standard operating procedures), and federal, state, and local agencies as well as any requirements stipulated by the study sponsor. Ensures confidentiality and compliance are maintained at all times.

APPLY TODAY