Current Opportunities
Last Mile Populations Lab (LMPL) Internship Program
SPRING 2024 APPLICATIONS ARE CLOSED
HealthRight interns are an integral part of the HealthRight team. They assist staff with developing and implementing programs, promoting HealthRight’s mission and achievements, advocating for the rights of marginalized communities, and assisting with special projects and the day‐to‐day operations of the organization.
See Position Descriptions: Last Mile Populations Lab Description Spring 2024
Deadline for Applications: December 15, 2023. Applications will be viewed on a rolling basis.
HealthRight Experiential Learning Program (HELP) – Internship
SUMMER 2024 APPLICATIONS ARE OPEN
HealthRight is offering motivated public health and international studies students a unique opportunity for an intensive summer internship taking place in New York and Kenya. HealthRight interns are an integral part of the HealthRight team. They assist staff with developing and implementing programs, promoting HealthRight’s mission and achievements, advocating for the rights of marginalized communities, and assisting with special projects and the day‐to‐day operations of the organization.
The expected cost of this internship is approximately $5,000 for the Kenya visit (to be paid to HealthRight) and $3,000 for the cost of living in New York (to be managed by the student). Students are encouraged to apply for financial support from their academic institution. Unfortunately, HealthRight is unable to provide scholarships at this point.
Funding may be possible if you are an undergraduate student at NYU, Pomona College, or the University of Chicago. If you’re not sure to contact regarding this, please reach out to intern.coordinator@healthright.org
Regular Applications will close January 15* – Please note, if you’re applying through one of the three schools, they may have a sooner application deadline.
*For University of Chicago students, the application has been extended.
Global Grants Manager – New York City
The Global Grants Manager is responsible for optimizing the internal business development process, which includes researching and identifying funding opportunities, gathering intelligence, writing and submitting global grants, and providing support to country offices in their grant submissions as necessary.
Senior Administrative Assistant – New York
The Senior Administrative Assistant plays a pivotal role in providing executive and general office support to our leadership team and assisting with matters related to the Board of Directors. Oversees and manages day-to-day administrative and operational tasks. Helps ensure the maintenance of a professional organized office environment. Responsible for maintaining office services, improving office efficiency, and ensuring that the HQ office runs smoothly. Interfaces with New York University facilities and administration as needed.