Community & Population Health Intern

Community & Population Health Intern – Multiple Locations/Campuses

Under the supervision of their preceptor, through various hands-on and experiential opportunities, interns perform various admin and research-based projects to support the department and to learn, observe, and become familiar with the work being done in the Division of Community and Population Health’s community health programs and ambulatory health centers. Responsibilities may include assisting with workflow processes, making recommendations for improvements, gathering, evaluating, and analyzing data from multiple sources, preparing reports, and supporting administrative duties, as needed.

In addition to project-based work, interns take part in team huddles and strategic meetings, gaining insight into how NewYork-Presbyterian addresses the social determinants of health through community education, collaboration with community stakeholders, and preventive resources. Interns will also have access to centralized resources, including database tools and mentorship programs, to support their projects and learning. Additionally, interns will participate in workshops, seminars, and training sessions designed to strengthen skills in research methods, data analysis, communication, presentation, and project management. Interns may also be required to travel to various locations.

We are offering summer and academic year internships (program-dependent, see website) across the following areas:

Ambulatory Care Practice Operations
Behavioral Health
Chronic Disease Prevention and Management (Community Nutrition & Built Environment)
Digital Heath Equity
Healthcare Marketing & Communications
Housing Insecurity & Substance Use
Cancer Services Outreach
Maternal and Child Health
Sexual Health
Youth Development

Preferred Criteria

Interest in Community and Population Health
Enrollment in a graduate program

Required Criteria

Bachelor’s Degree
Proficiency in various office applications, including Word, Excel, and PowerPoint
Ability to work independently
Good organizational and interpersonal skills
Ability to critically think and solve problems using quantitative and qualitative data
Strong written and oral communication skills