Work and Learn with Health & Medicine
Overview
At Health & Medicine, we believe in fostering a community of passionate individuals dedicated to advancing health equity and improving public health. There are many ways you can get involved with advancing this work, whether you are a student, professional, or community member. Explore the opportunities below and find the best way to engage with us.
Health Equity Intern
Join us as a Health Equity Intern and gain valuable experience working on critical public health issues. Interns work closely with our team on various projects, contributing to research, policy analysis, and community engagement efforts. This is a unique opportunity for graduate students looking to make a tangible impact on health equity.
Chicago Area Health Education Center (AHEC) Scholar
The AHEC Scholars program is designed for health professions students who are interested in supplementing their education with additional training in underserved and rural communities. As an AHEC Scholar, you will participate in interdisciplinary education and collaborate with peers from a variety of health disciplines to address health disparities.
Chicago Area Schweitzer Fellow
Become a Chicago Area Schweitzer Fellow and join a network of individuals committed to addressing health disparities in Chicago communities. This program is designed for graduate level health professions students. Fellows design and implement year-long projects that improve the health and well-being of disinvested populations, receiving mentorship and support throughout their fellowship.
Staff Member
Join our dedicated team as a staff member at Health & Medicine. We look for who are passionate about addressing health inequities and have skills to help drive our mission forward. Staff roles vary across research, policy, administration, and program management. Contribute your expertise and be a part of meaningful change in public health.
Open Staff Positions
Workforce Initiatives Manager
Health & Medicine Policy Research Group (Health & Medicine) is seeking a Workforce Initiatives Manager to lead critical efforts supporting Community Health Workers (CHWs) and other public health workforce initiatives. This full-time role offers the opportunity to be a convener and thought leader, enabling the success of CHW programs across Illinois while contributing to workforce development, research, and policy advocacy.How to Apply
Submit your resume and cover letter to jobs@hmprg.org with the subject line: [Your Last Name, First Name] Workforce Initiatives Manager. Priority deadline: January 6, 2025. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis.