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POSITION: Two roles: 1) Distributive and Digital Organizer 2) Colorado Covid Organizer
ORGANIZATION: United Today Stronger Tomorrow
Description:
United Today Stronger Tomorrow is focused on organizing on issues connected to the current Covid crisis.
The first job is a Distributive and Digital Organizer that will work with Community Voices Heard in NY focusing on building a base of women of color who have been impacted by Covid, with a particular focus on women between 18-60 with children working in industries with high levels of unemployment. This is an exciting position because it will really work to build a digital program from the ground up with a great membership led organization and working with an organizer to build a new campaign focused on covid issues. This is a part-time position, but could become full-time.
The second position is a Colorado Covid Organizer working on a project building a base in CO in partnership with the CO AFL and CO WFP. The focus of this job will be building a base of people impacted by Covid, identifying what issues people have and then building out a campaign organizing committee.
To Apply:
You can find full job descriptions and application instructions here: https://unitedtoday.org/jobs/
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POSITION: Social Engagement/Event Planning Intern
ORGANIZATION: Committee of 100
Website: www.committee100.org
Headquarters: New York, New York
The Committee of 100 (C100) is a non-profit U.S. based membership organization built around promoting the full participation of all Chinese Americans in American society and advancing the constructive dialogue and relationships between the United States and China. Formed more than 30 years ago by renowned architect I.M. Pei and Dr. Henry Kissinger, C100 is comprised of Chinese Americans from the areas of business, government, academia and the arts who are respected leaders in both their industries and communities.30 years later, C100 continues to remain focused on public policy engagement, civic engagement and philanthropy as a means of supporting the Chinese American community.
Location: New York City
Reports to: Full-Time Staff, with opportunity to work directly with senior-level staff
Key Tasks (but not limited to):
- Social Media Engagement – Track and help grow C100’s social media accounts;
- External Events Strategy – Research, create and source a database to external events that are relevant to the organization’s membership and mission;
- Project Management – Support the weekly and monthly event planning, organizing and virtual event management;
- Other tasks and assignments as needed.
Qualifications
- College Student/Graduate Student
- Knowledge of social media, including a mastery of trends and verbiage on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and Snapchat
- Strong writing and editing skills
- Ability to take direction and work in a dynamic environment
- Discretion and a professional demeanor; sound judgment
- Strong communication skills
- Highly organized; keen attention to detail
- You are passionate about events and care deeply about customer experience
Schedule/Compensation:
- Candidates should be available to work a minimum of 8-10 hours a week (part-time).
- Unpaid internship
Please describe your qualifications and explain your interest in this position in an email, serving as a formal cover letter, to: hr@committee100.org (Please attach your CV/resume)
Additional Information:
This position will be 8-12 weeks in length. At this time the position is remote. This is an unpaid internship; however, the position can be used towards school credit where applicable.
Each student’s application and needs for course credit will be reviewed on an individual basis.
The anticipated start date for this position is January 25, 2021. The start date is negotiable based on the student’s spring schedule.
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POSITION: Postdoctoral fellowship training opportunity called TOPS, Training in Oncology Population Sciences (T32).
ORGANIZATION: Dana-Farber Cancer Institute/Harvard Cancer Center
Description:
The Dana-Farber Cancer Institute/Harvard Cancer Center is pleased to announce that we are now accepting applications for the postdoctoral fellowship training opportunity called TOPS, Training in Oncology Population Sciences (T32). This is a great opportunity for MD/MPHs, PhDs, DrPHs, or ScDs to pursue a career in any area of cancer‐related population sciences, including cancer prevention, informatics, decision sciences, health policy, bioinformatics, community health, and care delivery.
To Apply:
We are accepting applications at www.TOPSPostdoc.org, where you can also find details about the program. Applications are due Monday, February 1, 2021, and accepted fellows will begin their training in July 2021.
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POSITION: Multiple Fellowships
ORGANIZATION: Natural Resources Defense Council
Schneider Fellow – International – San Francisco, CA, US
Schneider Fellow – ACCC – San Francisco, CA, US
Schneider Fellow – Climate and Clean Energy SF – San Francisco, CA, US
Schneider Fellow – Climate and Clean Energy DC – Washington, DC, US
Schneider Fellow – EEFA – Chicago, IL, US
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POSITION: 2021 Summer Research Immersion (CARE-SRI) Program
ORGANIZATION: The Stanford Center for Asian Health Research and Education (CARE)
Description:
The Stanford Center for Asian Health Research and Education (CARE) (https://med.stanford.edu/care.html) is thrilled to announce that applications to our 2021 Summer Research Immersion (CARE-SRI) Program (https://med.stanford.edu/care/education/student-summer-internship.html) are now open.
Application deadline: February 5th, 2021.
The Stanford CARE-SRI Program is an immersive 8-week summer program in Data Science and Vulnerable Populations for undergraduate and graduate students, with a focus in Asian Health. This exceptional program leverages the unique aspects of Stanford’s world-class research, technology, and medical infrastructure to train learners to become superb population science researchers.
We are looking for a diverse pool of undergraduate and graduate applicants who have strong interest in Asian and public health, in both the sciences and the arts. Prior research is encouraged but NOT required. We will place students in balanced teams of stats/comp sci and liberal arts, to draw from each other’s strengths during the research process.
Additional information:
Students will carry out two research projects throughout the summer: 1) a large database research project focused on precision medicine, and 2) a specific mentored research project with individual faculty. Most students are predicted to submit 1-2 manuscripts for publication to a peer reviewed journal along with their team members. Program content is the equivalent of three undergraduate classes.
The course content aims to facilitate student career development and professional success. We place extra emphasis on mentorship, wellness, and personal career development to ensure that our students have a fulfilling experience that prepares them for careers as scholars in medicine and research.
With your help, we hope to train the next generation of leaders in Asian precision health.
To Apply:
Please apply at the following link: https://care.slideroom.com/#/permalink/program/58384
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POSITION: Various Internships and Fellowships
ORGANIZATION: Center for Disease Control
Policy and Evaluation Fellowship
CDC | Atlanta, GA | Part-Time (20 hours/week) | DEADLINE: December 4, 2020
Health Communications Research and Evaluation Internship
CDC | Atlanta, GA | Part-Time (24 hours/week) | DEADLINE: December 11, 2020
Restaurant Food Safety Fellowship
CDC | Atlanta, GA | Full-Time | DEADLINE: December 30, 2020
Drought and Health Epidemiology Analysis Internship
CDC | Atlanta, GA | Full-Time | DEADLINE: December 31, 2020
Metagenomics and Microbiology Internship
CDC | Atlanta, GA | Full-Time | DEADLINE: December 31, 2020
Training and Program Development Internship
CDC | Atlanta, GA | Full-Time | DEADLINE: January 1, 2021
Mathematical Statistics and Data Science Fellowship
CDC | Atlanta, GA | Full-Time | DEADLINE: January 5, 2021
Climate and Health Evaluation Internship
CDC | Atlanta, GA | Full-Time | DEADLINE: January 5, 2021
Intimate Partner Violence Prevention Research Fellowship
CDC | Atlanta, GA | Full-Time | DEADLINE: January 7, 2021
STD Health Services Research Fellowship
CDC | Atlanta, GA | Full-Time | DEADLINE: January 8, 2021
Health Science Fellowship
CDC | Atlanta, GA | Full-Time | DEADLINE: January 11, 2021
Health Informatics Fellowship
CDC | Atlanta, GA | Full-Time | DEADLINE: January 11, 2021
Waterborne Environmental Microbiology and Engineering Laboratory Fellowship
CDC | Atlanta, GA | Full-Time | DEADLINE: January 11, 2021
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POSITION: Multiple Fellowships and Internships
ORGANIZATION: USAID and Sustaining Technical and Analytic Resources (STAR)
STAR PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
Sustaining Technical and Analytic Resources (STAR) is a project of the Public Health Institute (PHI) in partnership with the Johns Hopkins University (JHU) and the University of California San Francisco (UCSF), supported by the US Agency for International Development (USAID). STAR is a Global Health talent hub. Through fellowships, internships, and strategic partnerships, STAR supports building the capacity of diverse global health professionals and organizations at all levels to make inclusive, collaborative, and innovative contributions to global health. STAR participants collaborate in the development of systems and tools that strengthen and sustain the local and global health response.
Open Fellowship Positions:
FELLOWSHIP TITLE: Senior Health Information Systems (HIS) Advisor
POSITION LEVEL: Senior Technical Advisor
ANTICIPATED TIMEFRAME: 2 Years
LOCATION: Washington, DC
FELLOWSHIP TITLE: Programmatic Management of Drug-Resistant TB Advisor
POSITION LEVEL: Mid-Career Technical Advisor
ANTICIPATED TIMEFRAME: 2 Years
LOCATION: Maputo, Mozambique
Open Internship Positions:
INTERNSHIP TITLE: Malaria Case Management Intern
POSITION LEVEL: Masters Level
ANTICIPATED TIMEFRAME: 6 months
LOCATION: Washington, DC
TO APPLY:
All applicants are required to apply for these positions through STAR’s online recruitment system at https://recruitment.ghstar.org/, which allows you to store your CV/resume and separate cover letter describing your qualifications and experience, interest and familiarity with issues relating to any of these positions, and how these positions relate to your career goals.
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POSITION: Postdoctoral Fellowship
ORGANIZATION: Division of Epidemiology, Department of Population Health at New York University (NYU) Langone Medical Center
Position available: An 18-24 month postdoctoral fellowship position is available in the Division of Epidemiology, Department of Population Health at New York University (NYU) Langone Medical Center.
Qualifications: Applicants must have a doctorate in epidemiology or equivalent degree and have excellent qualifications in, and demonstrated commitment to, epidemiologic research. Experience in working with public health surveillance and large administrative data sources, performing multi-level analyses using small area neighborhood data, and familiarity with causal inference methods for observational research is preferred. Also seeking applicants with strong writing skills and experience with literature synthesis.
Responsibilities: The fellowship will focus on mentored, applied research working with new data sources and approaches to actualize the promise of “big data”, with a goal to generate nimble and actionable information for local communities with particular focus on measures of the physical, social and economic environment that pertain to health. The goal will be to improve timeliness, spatial granularity and flexibility of information for policymakers. Emphasis will be placed on identifying promising methods and tools to access and appropriately analyze high-velocity data streams. The fellow will participate in ongoing research and translational projects and lead studies of their own, with mentoring from Dr. Lorna Thorpe and others from a wide variety of fields as appropriate, including but not limited to epidemiology, biostatistics, informatics, and computer science. Specific opportunities exist to participate in or lead studies on the relationship between typologies of cities and health outcomes, examine health effects of racial residential segregation, or assess the impacts of either novel neighborhood-level measures of economic security or air pollution on health. The fellow will also have the opportunity to initiate new projects and develop grant proposals.
Professional environment: The fellowship will take place within the Division of Epidemiology in the Department of Population Health. Faculty members here conduct cutting-edge work on studying the effects of municipal policies and modifiable community determinants on health, measuring social determinants of health, and the use of electronic health records for population estimation. Outstanding training opportunities for multidisciplinary research are available in the Department of Population Health, which has divisions in Epidemiology, Biostatistics, Healthcare Delivery Science, Medical Ethics, Health and Behavior, and Comparative Effectiveness and Decision Science. The fellow will have the opportunity to collaborate with colleagues engaged in the City Health Dashboard project, a Robert Wood Johnson funded initiative to bring measures of health and social drivers to policymakers working in the nation’s largest 750 cities. State-of-the-art research resources are available.
New York University is an equal opportunity employer and provides a drug-free workplace. For further information about the Division of Epidemiology, please visit our website (https://med.nyu.edu/departments-institutes/population-health/divisions-sections-centers/epidemiology/).
Application process: To apply, please send a cover letter, CV and contact information for three professional references to Gabriella Macias at gabriella.macias@nyulangone.org.
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POSITION: Intern
ORGANIZATION: Montefiore School Health Program (MSHP)
Description:
The mission of the Montefiore School Health Program is to achieve health and well-being for all Bronx public school students through access to high quality comprehensive primary and preventive health services, regardless of one’s ability to pay. MSHP currently operates school-based health centers (SBHCs) in 31 Bronx academic campuses that serve 95 schools. The interdisciplinary service delivery includes medical, mental health, dental, and vision services. Coupled with clinical services is the MSHP Community Health Division (CHD) that provides health education programming designed to educate, empower, and support students, parents, and families to develop healthy habits by fostering behaviors that promote their overall health and wellness.
The CHD staff works in partnership with the New York City Department of Education and community-based organizations to coordinate a broad range of youth-focused disease prevention programs, research initiatives, and youth development interventions. CHD also utilizes digital technology (Now Pow) to provide referral and navigation for social support services to MSHP households affected by social determinants of health (issues that impact someone’s overall health). CHD services are delivered by a talented and dedicated team of public health professionals that include community health managers (CHMs), community health organizers, and outreach representatives.
MSHP is interested in sponsoring interns to work remotely with the CHD leadership staff. While it is a nonpaid internship, MSHP will work with interns to meet any course credit requirements. Student interns will enhance the program and service delivery through their supervised work with the Director of Community Health and CHMs. Internships offered will include an array of public health experiences that include the following (activities are dependent on school setting needs and start date of internship):
(1) Creating digital engagement flyers and other engagement materials to post on social media platforms
(2) Creating videos to educate the school community about MSHP and CH services provided
(3) Assisting CH director and managers with virtual school sessions to provide technical assistance to parents/legal guardians with health center e-enrollment in ZOOM breakout rooms
(4) Conducting literature reviews for grants and other agency initiatives
(5) Supporting the MSHP Advisory Council by conducting reminder calls, creating presentations, and taking meeting minutes
(6) Basic data analysis (i.e., frequencies, means) of CHD field metrics
Requirements:
Interns selected will need to complete the Montefiore Medical Center volunteer process. Internship commitment and work schedule is flexible. Typical internship commitment lasts about 4-6 months and ranges from 5-7 hours a week, with a weekly 30-minute check-in meeting.
Qualifications:
MSHP is looking for students completing concentrations in Community Health Education, Public Health, or Psychology. Ideally, interns should be in their senior year of their bachelor’s program or first year of their graduate program. We are seeking interns who are reliable, detail-oriented, go-getter, and highly motivated.
Students interested in being considered for an internship should email their resume, internship schedule availability, and public health area of interest to Angelic Rivera-Edwards, MSHP Community Health Director, at arivera3@montefiore.org.
For more information about MSHP, we encourage students to visit the organization’s website at