NHC: Community Health Fellowship, Greater Philadelphia Members are placed in resource-limited organizations that provide public health education and access services. NHC Community Health Fellowship objectives are to: 1) Decrease health disparities through addressing social determinants of health, including underlying structural oppression in communities plagued by histories of racial and economic inequities; 2) Provide community members training and experience in community health worker, digital navigator, and medical interpreter roles for a culturally representative, well-trained public health workforce; and 3) Improve organizational efficiencies, community engagement, and reach of services addressing social determinants of health. Unique position descriptions outline host site service duties for members. Professional development includes supervision, training, group and outside service, volunteer engagement, and a retreat. Further help on this page can be found by clicking here. Member Duties : NHC members complete 1,700 hours of service over 42-46 weeks. Most member service activities take place at their host sites. Members' host site service activities include COVID-19 response, care coordination, community health work, digital health navigation, medical interpretation, and related activities such as case management, health education, outreach coordination, and patient navigation. NHC members will produce significant and unique contributions to host sites' existing efforts to improve health outcomes in underserved communities by engaging in activities that confront community health needs. Members are assigned a host site supervisor and participate in ongoing professional development, team-building, and additional outside/group service activities through their NHC program. To learn more, visit: To apply, visit: Program Benefits : Education award upon successful completion of service , Training , Living Allowance , Monthly Travel Stipend/ Septa pass , Childcare assistance if eligible , Health Coverage . Terms : Permits working at another job during off hours , Permits attendance at school during off hours . Service Areas : Public Health AmeriCorps . Skills : Public Health , Social Services , General Skills , Communications , Team Work .
Apr 17, 2024
Full time
NHC: Community Health Fellowship, Greater Philadelphia Members are placed in resource-limited organizations that provide public health education and access services. NHC Community Health Fellowship objectives are to: 1) Decrease health disparities through addressing social determinants of health, including underlying structural oppression in communities plagued by histories of racial and economic inequities; 2) Provide community members training and experience in community health worker, digital navigator, and medical interpreter roles for a culturally representative, well-trained public health workforce; and 3) Improve organizational efficiencies, community engagement, and reach of services addressing social determinants of health. Unique position descriptions outline host site service duties for members. Professional development includes supervision, training, group and outside service, volunteer engagement, and a retreat. Further help on this page can be found by clicking here. Member Duties : NHC members complete 1,700 hours of service over 42-46 weeks. Most member service activities take place at their host sites. Members' host site service activities include COVID-19 response, care coordination, community health work, digital health navigation, medical interpretation, and related activities such as case management, health education, outreach coordination, and patient navigation. NHC members will produce significant and unique contributions to host sites' existing efforts to improve health outcomes in underserved communities by engaging in activities that confront community health needs. Members are assigned a host site supervisor and participate in ongoing professional development, team-building, and additional outside/group service activities through their NHC program. To learn more, visit: To apply, visit: Program Benefits : Education award upon successful completion of service , Training , Living Allowance , Monthly Travel Stipend/ Septa pass , Childcare assistance if eligible , Health Coverage . Terms : Permits working at another job during off hours , Permits attendance at school during off hours . Service Areas : Public Health AmeriCorps . Skills : Public Health , Social Services , General Skills , Communications , Team Work .
National Health Corps Philadelphia 2023 If you are interested in applying for the National Health Corps (NHC), you must complete a Member Application: Once your application is received, you will be contacted about the status of your application and next steps. NHC Philadelphia is a program of the NHC AmeriCorps program and is administered by the Health Federation of Philadelphia. NHC operates in 6 regions of the United States: Central California, Chicago, Florida, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and San Francisco. NHC members complete 1,700 hours of service over 42-46 weeks. Most member service activities take place at their host sites. Members' host site service activities include COVID-19 response, care coordination, case management, health education, outreach coordination, and patient navigation. NHC members will produce significant and unique contributions to host sites' existing efforts to improve health outcomes in underserved communities by engaging in activities that confront community health needs, but would not otherwise be possible due to the lack of adequate funding, staffing, and resources at their host sites. Members are assigned a host site mentor who provides mentorship, supervision, and access to professional development opportunities at the host site. Members also participate in ongoing professional development, team-building, and additional outside/group service and committee activities through their NHC program. NHC and its partners strive to ensure that members can contribute to the capacity and reach of their host sites and have a rewarding experience that exposes them to a variety of health-focused careers. To learn more about available positions with NHC, please visit nationalhealthcorps.org/leadership-open-positions. To apply for the NHC, please visit leadershipapplication.nationalhealthcorps.org/ Further help on this page can be found by clicking here. Member Duties : Members are placed in resource-limited organizations and provide health/public health education and access services. NHC objectives are: 1) decrease barriers for people who are Black, Indigenous, People of Color, and other identities who have been historically underrepresented in health leadership (women, LGBQITA+, people with disabilities, etc.) to become health/public health leaders in the future; 2) decrease health disparities through addressing social determinants of health, including underlying structural oppression in communities plagued by histories of racial and economic inequities; and 3) improve organizational efficiencies, community engagement and reach of services addressing social determinants of health. Unique position descriptions outline host site service duties for members. Professional development includes supervision, training, group and outside service, member committees, volunteer engagement, and a retreat. Program Benefits : Health Coverage , Education award upon successful completion of service , Childcare assistance if eligible , Stipend , Training . Terms : None Service Areas : Education , Health , Community Outreach . Skills : Leadership , Communications , Social Services , Public Health , Team Work .
Apr 17, 2024
Full time
National Health Corps Philadelphia 2023 If you are interested in applying for the National Health Corps (NHC), you must complete a Member Application: Once your application is received, you will be contacted about the status of your application and next steps. NHC Philadelphia is a program of the NHC AmeriCorps program and is administered by the Health Federation of Philadelphia. NHC operates in 6 regions of the United States: Central California, Chicago, Florida, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and San Francisco. NHC members complete 1,700 hours of service over 42-46 weeks. Most member service activities take place at their host sites. Members' host site service activities include COVID-19 response, care coordination, case management, health education, outreach coordination, and patient navigation. NHC members will produce significant and unique contributions to host sites' existing efforts to improve health outcomes in underserved communities by engaging in activities that confront community health needs, but would not otherwise be possible due to the lack of adequate funding, staffing, and resources at their host sites. Members are assigned a host site mentor who provides mentorship, supervision, and access to professional development opportunities at the host site. Members also participate in ongoing professional development, team-building, and additional outside/group service and committee activities through their NHC program. NHC and its partners strive to ensure that members can contribute to the capacity and reach of their host sites and have a rewarding experience that exposes them to a variety of health-focused careers. To learn more about available positions with NHC, please visit nationalhealthcorps.org/leadership-open-positions. To apply for the NHC, please visit leadershipapplication.nationalhealthcorps.org/ Further help on this page can be found by clicking here. Member Duties : Members are placed in resource-limited organizations and provide health/public health education and access services. NHC objectives are: 1) decrease barriers for people who are Black, Indigenous, People of Color, and other identities who have been historically underrepresented in health leadership (women, LGBQITA+, people with disabilities, etc.) to become health/public health leaders in the future; 2) decrease health disparities through addressing social determinants of health, including underlying structural oppression in communities plagued by histories of racial and economic inequities; and 3) improve organizational efficiencies, community engagement and reach of services addressing social determinants of health. Unique position descriptions outline host site service duties for members. Professional development includes supervision, training, group and outside service, member committees, volunteer engagement, and a retreat. Program Benefits : Health Coverage , Education award upon successful completion of service , Childcare assistance if eligible , Stipend , Training . Terms : None Service Areas : Education , Health , Community Outreach . Skills : Leadership , Communications , Social Services , Public Health , Team Work .
. Position Summary The Kids Events Team Member leads children through a variety of activities including rock climbing, swimming, arts & crafts, gym games and more. They incorporate nutrition education with themed activities providing a high level of safety and fun for children from ages three to thirteen years. Job Duties and Responsibilities Engages children in interactive activities including organized arts and crafts, singing, sports activities, games while maintaining a safe environment Leads a group of up to 10 children ages 3-13 with a fun, positive and outgoing attitude while acting as a role model Demonstrates positive attitude and actions through a display of courtesy, service, cooperation, hospitality, sensitivity, and professionalism to internal and external customers Maintains cleanliness and order of activities and programming in order to ensure safety Promotes monthly events and activities in order to increase participation and revenue Ensures use of supplies, snacks and drinks follow the amount prearranged by the department budget Position Requirements 1 year of related experience First Aid Required within the first 60 days of hire Infant/Child and Adult CPR/AED required within the first 60 days of hire Ability to tolerate loud noises Ability to frequently stand; walk; use hands, objects, tools, or controls; reach with hands and arms; ability to climb ladders Ability to work evenings and weekends Life Time is a place for everyone. As an organization, we are committed to an inclusive, diverse and equitable workplace that respects and celebrates the unique contributions of each individual while ensuring we remain an equal opportunity employer that recruits, hires, trains and promotes based on merit and qualifications.
Apr 06, 2024
Full time
. Position Summary The Kids Events Team Member leads children through a variety of activities including rock climbing, swimming, arts & crafts, gym games and more. They incorporate nutrition education with themed activities providing a high level of safety and fun for children from ages three to thirteen years. Job Duties and Responsibilities Engages children in interactive activities including organized arts and crafts, singing, sports activities, games while maintaining a safe environment Leads a group of up to 10 children ages 3-13 with a fun, positive and outgoing attitude while acting as a role model Demonstrates positive attitude and actions through a display of courtesy, service, cooperation, hospitality, sensitivity, and professionalism to internal and external customers Maintains cleanliness and order of activities and programming in order to ensure safety Promotes monthly events and activities in order to increase participation and revenue Ensures use of supplies, snacks and drinks follow the amount prearranged by the department budget Position Requirements 1 year of related experience First Aid Required within the first 60 days of hire Infant/Child and Adult CPR/AED required within the first 60 days of hire Ability to tolerate loud noises Ability to frequently stand; walk; use hands, objects, tools, or controls; reach with hands and arms; ability to climb ladders Ability to work evenings and weekends Life Time is a place for everyone. As an organization, we are committed to an inclusive, diverse and equitable workplace that respects and celebrates the unique contributions of each individual while ensuring we remain an equal opportunity employer that recruits, hires, trains and promotes based on merit and qualifications.
National Health Corps Florida 2024 If you are interested in applying for the National Health Corps (NHC), you must complete a Member Application: Once your application is received, you will be contacted about the status of your application and next steps. NHC Florida is a program of the NHC AmeriCorps program and is administered by The Northeast Florida Healthy Start Coalition, a sub-grantee of NHC's parent organization, the Health Federation of Philadelphia. NHC operates in 6 regions of the United States: Central California, Chicago, Florida, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and San Francisco. NHC members complete 1,700 hours of service over 42-46 weeks. Most member service activities take place at their host sites. Members' host site service activities include COVID-19 response, care coordination, case management, health education, outreach coordination, and patient navigation. NHC members will produce significant and unique contributions to host sites' existing efforts to improve health outcomes in underserved communities by engaging in activities that confront community health needs, but would not otherwise be possible due to the lack of adequate funding, staffing, and resources at their host sites. Members are assigned a host site mentor who provides mentorship, supervision, and access to professional development opportunities at the host site. Members also participate in ongoing professional development, team-building, and additional outside/group service and committee activities through their NHC program. NHC and its partners strive to ensure that members can contribute to the capacity and reach of their host sites and have a rewarding experience that exposes them to a variety of health-focused careers. To learn more about available positions with NHC, please visit nationalhealthcorps.org/open-positions. To apply for the NHC, please visit Further help on this page can be found by clicking here. Member Duties : Members are placed in resource-limited organizations and provide health/public health education and access services. NHC objectives are: 1) decrease barriers for people who are Black, Indigenous, People of Color, and other identities who have been historically underrepresented in health leadership (women, LGBQITA+, people with disabilities, etc.) to become health/public health leaders in the future; 2) decrease health disparities through addressing social determinants of health, including underlying structural oppression in communities plagued by histories of racial and economic inequities; and 3) improve organizational efficiencies, community engagement and reach of services addressing social determinants of health. Unique position descriptions outline host site service duties for members. Professional development includes supervision, training, group and outside service, member committees, volunteer engagement, and a retreat. Program Benefits : Education award upon successful completion of service , Childcare assistance if eligible , Stipend , Living Allowance , Health Coverage , Training . Terms : Car recommended . Service Areas : Health , Community Outreach , Education . Skills : Social Services , Communications , Public Health , Team Work , Leadership .
Apr 17, 2024
Full time
National Health Corps Florida 2024 If you are interested in applying for the National Health Corps (NHC), you must complete a Member Application: Once your application is received, you will be contacted about the status of your application and next steps. NHC Florida is a program of the NHC AmeriCorps program and is administered by The Northeast Florida Healthy Start Coalition, a sub-grantee of NHC's parent organization, the Health Federation of Philadelphia. NHC operates in 6 regions of the United States: Central California, Chicago, Florida, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and San Francisco. NHC members complete 1,700 hours of service over 42-46 weeks. Most member service activities take place at their host sites. Members' host site service activities include COVID-19 response, care coordination, case management, health education, outreach coordination, and patient navigation. NHC members will produce significant and unique contributions to host sites' existing efforts to improve health outcomes in underserved communities by engaging in activities that confront community health needs, but would not otherwise be possible due to the lack of adequate funding, staffing, and resources at their host sites. Members are assigned a host site mentor who provides mentorship, supervision, and access to professional development opportunities at the host site. Members also participate in ongoing professional development, team-building, and additional outside/group service and committee activities through their NHC program. NHC and its partners strive to ensure that members can contribute to the capacity and reach of their host sites and have a rewarding experience that exposes them to a variety of health-focused careers. To learn more about available positions with NHC, please visit nationalhealthcorps.org/open-positions. To apply for the NHC, please visit Further help on this page can be found by clicking here. Member Duties : Members are placed in resource-limited organizations and provide health/public health education and access services. NHC objectives are: 1) decrease barriers for people who are Black, Indigenous, People of Color, and other identities who have been historically underrepresented in health leadership (women, LGBQITA+, people with disabilities, etc.) to become health/public health leaders in the future; 2) decrease health disparities through addressing social determinants of health, including underlying structural oppression in communities plagued by histories of racial and economic inequities; and 3) improve organizational efficiencies, community engagement and reach of services addressing social determinants of health. Unique position descriptions outline host site service duties for members. Professional development includes supervision, training, group and outside service, member committees, volunteer engagement, and a retreat. Program Benefits : Education award upon successful completion of service , Childcare assistance if eligible , Stipend , Living Allowance , Health Coverage , Training . Terms : Car recommended . Service Areas : Health , Community Outreach , Education . Skills : Social Services , Communications , Public Health , Team Work , Leadership .
NHC Delaware: Community Health Fellowship NHC Delaware: Community Health Fellowship is a program of the NHC AmeriCorps program and is administered by the Office of the County Executive of New Castle County Delaware, a sub-grantee of NHC's parent organization, the Health Federation of Philadelphia. Delaware Members will serve a full-time, 1,700- hour service term over 42-52 weeks. Member service activities take place at their nonprofit community-based host sites and include community health worker tasks, digital health navigator tasks, and/or medical interpreter tasks such as COVID-19 response, care coordination, case management, health education, outreach coordination, and patient navigation. Members are assigned a host site mentor who provides mentorship, supervision, and access to professional development opportunities at the host site. Members also participate in ongoing professional development, team-building, and will earn a Certificate of Completion in Community Health Work from Delaware Technical & Community College, and have opportunity for optional outside/group service activities through their NHC program. Further help on this page can be found by clicking here. Member Duties : Member service activities take place at their nonprofit community-based host sites and include community health worker tasks, digital health navigator tasks, and/or medical interpreter tasks such as COVID-19 response, care coordination, case management, health education, outreach coordination, and patient navigation. Members are assigned a host site mentor who provides mentorship, supervision, and access to professional development opportunities at the host site. Members also participate in ongoing professional development, team-building, and will earn a Certificate of Completion in Community Health Work from Delaware Technical & Community College, and have opportunity for optional outside/group service activities through their NHC program. Program Benefits : Childcare assistance if eligible , Courses toward certification , Health Coverage , Training , Living Allowance , Education award upon successful completion of service . Terms : Permits attendance at school during off hours , Permits working at another job during off hours , Car recommended . Service Areas : Community Outreach , Health , Public Health AmeriCorps . Skills : Volunteerism, Service Oriented .
Apr 17, 2024
Full time
NHC Delaware: Community Health Fellowship NHC Delaware: Community Health Fellowship is a program of the NHC AmeriCorps program and is administered by the Office of the County Executive of New Castle County Delaware, a sub-grantee of NHC's parent organization, the Health Federation of Philadelphia. Delaware Members will serve a full-time, 1,700- hour service term over 42-52 weeks. Member service activities take place at their nonprofit community-based host sites and include community health worker tasks, digital health navigator tasks, and/or medical interpreter tasks such as COVID-19 response, care coordination, case management, health education, outreach coordination, and patient navigation. Members are assigned a host site mentor who provides mentorship, supervision, and access to professional development opportunities at the host site. Members also participate in ongoing professional development, team-building, and will earn a Certificate of Completion in Community Health Work from Delaware Technical & Community College, and have opportunity for optional outside/group service activities through their NHC program. Further help on this page can be found by clicking here. Member Duties : Member service activities take place at their nonprofit community-based host sites and include community health worker tasks, digital health navigator tasks, and/or medical interpreter tasks such as COVID-19 response, care coordination, case management, health education, outreach coordination, and patient navigation. Members are assigned a host site mentor who provides mentorship, supervision, and access to professional development opportunities at the host site. Members also participate in ongoing professional development, team-building, and will earn a Certificate of Completion in Community Health Work from Delaware Technical & Community College, and have opportunity for optional outside/group service activities through their NHC program. Program Benefits : Childcare assistance if eligible , Courses toward certification , Health Coverage , Training , Living Allowance , Education award upon successful completion of service . Terms : Permits attendance at school during off hours , Permits working at another job during off hours , Car recommended . Service Areas : Community Outreach , Health , Public Health AmeriCorps . Skills : Volunteerism, Service Oriented .
National Health Corps Chicago If you are interested in applying for the National Health Corps (NHC), you must complete a Member Application: Once your application is received, you will be contacted about the status of your application and next steps. NHC Chicago is a program of the NHC AmeriCorps program and is administered by Public Health Institute of Metropolitan Chicago (PHIMC), a sub-grantee of NHC's parent organization, the Health Federation of Philadelphia. NHC operates in 6 regions of the United States: Central California, Chicago, Florida, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and San Francisco. NHC members complete 1,700 hours of service over 42-46 weeks. Most member service activities take place at their host sites. Members' host site service activities include COVID-19 response, care coordination, case management, health education, outreach coordination, and patient navigation. NHC members will produce significant and unique contributions to host sites' existing efforts to improve health outcomes in underserved communities by engaging in activities that confront community health needs, but would not otherwise be possible due to the lack of adequate funding, staffing, and resources at their host sites. Members are assigned a host site mentor who provides mentorship, supervision, and access to professional development opportunities at the host site. Members also participate in ongoing professional development, team-building, and additional outside/group service and committee activities through their NHC program. NHC and its partners strive to ensure that members can contribute to the capacity and reach of their host sites and have a rewarding experience that exposes them to a variety of health-focused careers. To learn more about available positions with NHC, please visit nationalhealthcorps.org/open-positions. To apply for the NHC, please visit Further help on this page can be found by clicking here. Member Duties : Members are placed in resource-limited organizations and provide health/public health education and access services. NHC objectives are: 1) decrease barriers for people who are Black, Indigenous, People of Color, and other identities who have been historically underrepresented in health leadership (women, LGBQITA+, people with disabilities, etc.) to become health/public health leaders in the future; 2) decrease health disparities through addressing social determinants of health, including underlying structural oppression in communities plagued by histories of racial and economic inequities; and 3) improve organizational efficiencies, community engagement and reach of services addressing social determinants of health. Unique position descriptions outline host site service duties for members. Professional development includes supervision, training, group and outside service, member committees, volunteer engagement, and a retreat. Program Benefits : Health Coverage , Living Allowance , Training , Childcare assistance if eligible , Education award upon successful completion of service . Terms : None Service Areas : Health , Education , Community Outreach . Skills : Leadership , Public Health , Team Work , Public Speaking , General Skills , Youth Development , Teaching/Tutoring , Medicine , Social Services .
Apr 17, 2024
Full time
National Health Corps Chicago If you are interested in applying for the National Health Corps (NHC), you must complete a Member Application: Once your application is received, you will be contacted about the status of your application and next steps. NHC Chicago is a program of the NHC AmeriCorps program and is administered by Public Health Institute of Metropolitan Chicago (PHIMC), a sub-grantee of NHC's parent organization, the Health Federation of Philadelphia. NHC operates in 6 regions of the United States: Central California, Chicago, Florida, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and San Francisco. NHC members complete 1,700 hours of service over 42-46 weeks. Most member service activities take place at their host sites. Members' host site service activities include COVID-19 response, care coordination, case management, health education, outreach coordination, and patient navigation. NHC members will produce significant and unique contributions to host sites' existing efforts to improve health outcomes in underserved communities by engaging in activities that confront community health needs, but would not otherwise be possible due to the lack of adequate funding, staffing, and resources at their host sites. Members are assigned a host site mentor who provides mentorship, supervision, and access to professional development opportunities at the host site. Members also participate in ongoing professional development, team-building, and additional outside/group service and committee activities through their NHC program. NHC and its partners strive to ensure that members can contribute to the capacity and reach of their host sites and have a rewarding experience that exposes them to a variety of health-focused careers. To learn more about available positions with NHC, please visit nationalhealthcorps.org/open-positions. To apply for the NHC, please visit Further help on this page can be found by clicking here. Member Duties : Members are placed in resource-limited organizations and provide health/public health education and access services. NHC objectives are: 1) decrease barriers for people who are Black, Indigenous, People of Color, and other identities who have been historically underrepresented in health leadership (women, LGBQITA+, people with disabilities, etc.) to become health/public health leaders in the future; 2) decrease health disparities through addressing social determinants of health, including underlying structural oppression in communities plagued by histories of racial and economic inequities; and 3) improve organizational efficiencies, community engagement and reach of services addressing social determinants of health. Unique position descriptions outline host site service duties for members. Professional development includes supervision, training, group and outside service, member committees, volunteer engagement, and a retreat. Program Benefits : Health Coverage , Living Allowance , Training , Childcare assistance if eligible , Education award upon successful completion of service . Terms : None Service Areas : Health , Education , Community Outreach . Skills : Leadership , Public Health , Team Work , Public Speaking , General Skills , Youth Development , Teaching/Tutoring , Medicine , Social Services .
National Health Corps Pittsburgh 2023 If you are interested in applying for the National Health Corps (NHC), you must complete a Member Application: Once your application is received, you will be contacted about the status of your application and next steps. NHC Pittsburgh is a program of the NHC AmeriCorps program and is administered by the Allegheny County Health Department, a sub-grantee of NHC's parent organization, the Health Federation of Philadelphia. NHC operates in 6 regions of the United States: Central California, Chicago, Florida, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and San Francisco. NHC members complete 1,700 hours of service over 42-46 weeks. Most member service activities take place at their host sites. Members' host site service activities include COVID-19 response, care coordination, case management, health education, outreach coordination, and patient navigation. NHC members will produce significant and unique contributions to host sites' existing efforts to improve health outcomes in underserved communities by engaging in activities that confront community health needs, but would not otherwise be possible due to the lack of adequate funding, staffing, and resources at their host sites. Members are assigned a host site mentor who provides mentorship, supervision, and access to professional development opportunities at the host site. Members also participate in ongoing professional development, team-building, and additional outside/group service and committee activities through their NHC program. NHC and its partners strive to ensure that members can contribute to the capacity and reach of their host sites and have a rewarding experience that exposes them to a variety of health-focused careers. To learn more about available positions with NHC, please visit nationalhealthcorps.org/open-positions. To apply for the NHC, please visit Further help on this page can be found by clicking here. Member Duties : Members are placed in resource-limited organizations and provide health/public health education and access services. NHC objectives are: 1) decrease barriers for people who are Black, Indigenous, People of Color, and other identities who have been historically underrepresented in health leadership (women, LGBQITA+, people with disabilities, etc.) to become health/public health leaders in the future; 2) decrease health disparities through addressing social determinants of health, including underlying structural oppression in communities plagued by histories of racial and economic inequities; and 3) improve organizational efficiencies, community engagement and reach of services addressing social determinants of health. Unique position descriptions outline host site service duties for members. Professional development includes supervision, training, group and outside service, member committees, volunteer engagement, and a retreat. Program Benefits : Stipend , Health Coverage , Education award upon successful completion of service , Childcare assistance if eligible , Training . Terms : Permits attendance at school during off hours , Permits working at another job during off hours . Service Areas : Health . Skills : Social Services , Leadership , Team Work , Public Health , Communications .
Apr 17, 2024
Full time
National Health Corps Pittsburgh 2023 If you are interested in applying for the National Health Corps (NHC), you must complete a Member Application: Once your application is received, you will be contacted about the status of your application and next steps. NHC Pittsburgh is a program of the NHC AmeriCorps program and is administered by the Allegheny County Health Department, a sub-grantee of NHC's parent organization, the Health Federation of Philadelphia. NHC operates in 6 regions of the United States: Central California, Chicago, Florida, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and San Francisco. NHC members complete 1,700 hours of service over 42-46 weeks. Most member service activities take place at their host sites. Members' host site service activities include COVID-19 response, care coordination, case management, health education, outreach coordination, and patient navigation. NHC members will produce significant and unique contributions to host sites' existing efforts to improve health outcomes in underserved communities by engaging in activities that confront community health needs, but would not otherwise be possible due to the lack of adequate funding, staffing, and resources at their host sites. Members are assigned a host site mentor who provides mentorship, supervision, and access to professional development opportunities at the host site. Members also participate in ongoing professional development, team-building, and additional outside/group service and committee activities through their NHC program. NHC and its partners strive to ensure that members can contribute to the capacity and reach of their host sites and have a rewarding experience that exposes them to a variety of health-focused careers. To learn more about available positions with NHC, please visit nationalhealthcorps.org/open-positions. To apply for the NHC, please visit Further help on this page can be found by clicking here. Member Duties : Members are placed in resource-limited organizations and provide health/public health education and access services. NHC objectives are: 1) decrease barriers for people who are Black, Indigenous, People of Color, and other identities who have been historically underrepresented in health leadership (women, LGBQITA+, people with disabilities, etc.) to become health/public health leaders in the future; 2) decrease health disparities through addressing social determinants of health, including underlying structural oppression in communities plagued by histories of racial and economic inequities; and 3) improve organizational efficiencies, community engagement and reach of services addressing social determinants of health. Unique position descriptions outline host site service duties for members. Professional development includes supervision, training, group and outside service, member committees, volunteer engagement, and a retreat. Program Benefits : Stipend , Health Coverage , Education award upon successful completion of service , Childcare assistance if eligible , Training . Terms : Permits attendance at school during off hours , Permits working at another job during off hours . Service Areas : Health . Skills : Social Services , Leadership , Team Work , Public Health , Communications .
National Health Corps Pittsburgh 2024 If you are interested in applying for the National Health Corps (NHC), you must complete a Member Application: Once your application is received, you will be contacted about the status of your application and next steps. NHC Pittsburgh is a program of the NHC AmeriCorps program and is administered by the Allegheny County Health Department, a sub-grantee of NHC's parent organization, the Health Federation of Philadelphia. NHC operates in 6 regions of the United States: Central California, Chicago, Florida, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and San Francisco. NHC members complete 1,700 hours of service over 42-46 weeks. Most member service activities take place at their host sites. Members' host site service activities include COVID-19 response, care coordination, case management, health education, outreach coordination, and patient navigation. NHC members will produce significant and unique contributions to host sites' existing efforts to improve health outcomes in underserved communities by engaging in activities that confront community health needs, but would not otherwise be possible due to the lack of adequate funding, staffing, and resources at their host sites. Members are assigned a host site mentor who provides mentorship, supervision, and access to professional development opportunities at the host site. Members also participate in ongoing professional development, team-building, and additional outside/group service and committee activities through their NHC program. NHC and its partners strive to ensure that members can contribute to the capacity and reach of their host sites and have a rewarding experience that exposes them to a variety of health-focused careers. To learn more about available positions with NHC, please visit To apply for the NHC, please visit Further help on this page can be found by clicking here. Member Duties : Members are placed in resource-limited organizations and provide health/public health education and access services. NHC objectives are: 1) decrease barriers for people who are Black, Indigenous, People of Color, and other identities who have been historically underrepresented in health leadership (women, LGBQITA+, people with disabilities, etc.) to become health/public health leaders in the future; 2) decrease health disparities through addressing social determinants of health, including underlying structural oppression in communities plagued by histories of racial and economic inequities; and 3) improve organizational efficiencies, community engagement and reach of services addressing social determinants of health. Unique position descriptions outline host site service duties for members. Professional development includes supervision, training, group and outside service, member committees, volunteer engagement, and a retreat. Program Benefits : Health Coverage , Childcare assistance if eligible , Living Allowance , Training , Education award upon successful completion of service . Terms : None Service Areas : Education , Community Outreach , Health . Skills : Team Work , Communications , Social Services , Leadership , Public Health .
Apr 13, 2024
Full time
National Health Corps Pittsburgh 2024 If you are interested in applying for the National Health Corps (NHC), you must complete a Member Application: Once your application is received, you will be contacted about the status of your application and next steps. NHC Pittsburgh is a program of the NHC AmeriCorps program and is administered by the Allegheny County Health Department, a sub-grantee of NHC's parent organization, the Health Federation of Philadelphia. NHC operates in 6 regions of the United States: Central California, Chicago, Florida, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and San Francisco. NHC members complete 1,700 hours of service over 42-46 weeks. Most member service activities take place at their host sites. Members' host site service activities include COVID-19 response, care coordination, case management, health education, outreach coordination, and patient navigation. NHC members will produce significant and unique contributions to host sites' existing efforts to improve health outcomes in underserved communities by engaging in activities that confront community health needs, but would not otherwise be possible due to the lack of adequate funding, staffing, and resources at their host sites. Members are assigned a host site mentor who provides mentorship, supervision, and access to professional development opportunities at the host site. Members also participate in ongoing professional development, team-building, and additional outside/group service and committee activities through their NHC program. NHC and its partners strive to ensure that members can contribute to the capacity and reach of their host sites and have a rewarding experience that exposes them to a variety of health-focused careers. To learn more about available positions with NHC, please visit To apply for the NHC, please visit Further help on this page can be found by clicking here. Member Duties : Members are placed in resource-limited organizations and provide health/public health education and access services. NHC objectives are: 1) decrease barriers for people who are Black, Indigenous, People of Color, and other identities who have been historically underrepresented in health leadership (women, LGBQITA+, people with disabilities, etc.) to become health/public health leaders in the future; 2) decrease health disparities through addressing social determinants of health, including underlying structural oppression in communities plagued by histories of racial and economic inequities; and 3) improve organizational efficiencies, community engagement and reach of services addressing social determinants of health. Unique position descriptions outline host site service duties for members. Professional development includes supervision, training, group and outside service, member committees, volunteer engagement, and a retreat. Program Benefits : Health Coverage , Childcare assistance if eligible , Living Allowance , Training , Education award upon successful completion of service . Terms : None Service Areas : Education , Community Outreach , Health . Skills : Team Work , Communications , Social Services , Leadership , Public Health .