Global Health Internships

at Partners for World Health

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Internships are available year round for the Fall, Winter, Spring, and Summer!

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Now accepting applications for the Spring and Summer Semesters!

 

Spring Semester 2020 Global Health Internship                  

Timeframe:  Part-time or Full-time, January 2020 through May 2020; Tuesday through Saturday

Application Deadline: January 31st

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Summer Semester 2020 Global Health Internship                  

Timeframe:  Full-time, May 2020 through August 2020; Tuesday through Saturday, switching to Monday through Friday early Summer

Application Deadline: March 6th

*Summer applicants must interview in person

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Internship Description: PWH is looking for college or graduate students who have excellent oral and written skills, are able to communicate effectively with a variety of people, are well organized, able to work independently, have a positive attitude, and enjoy collaborating with a team in a dynamic work environment.

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Interns at PWH are included in all aspects of our operation, exposed to global health issues, and provided with numerous opportunities to develop strong leadership skills. Responsibilities include:

• Assisting with daily operations in the distribution center

• Working with and directing volunteers

• Organizing supplies for international medical missions

• Research and outreach to medical manufacturers to obtain donations of equipment

• Outreach to local community organizations to increase PWH’s local presence

• Developing and documenting policies and procedures

• Attend presentations given by staff members

• Assisting with special projects

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In addition to being involved in day-to-day operations, interns work with the Founder and Director of Operations to develop a special interest project, based on the organizations current needs, for which they will provide leadership. Past examples have included:

• Coordinating an international shipment of medical supplies and equipment; including processing the request, assessing inventory, “building” the order, managing volunteers, and packing the container.

• Investigating medical needs in advance of a medical mission and preparing educational materials for distribution during the mission.

• Data management and analysis of information collected during medical missions in remote communities, specifically related to primary care and prenatal education and outcomes. 

 

To apply: e-mail our Volunteer Coordinator, Kelsey O'Brien, at with your resume, cover letter, and your availability for an interview.