Job Postings

The New Hampshire Public Health Association is now hiring a part-time Communications Coordinator. For more information about the position and to apply click here. 

New Hampshire Hunger Solutions is currently looking for a Regional Community Engagement Coordinator. NHHS is looking for a passionate and motivated individual to join their team who has a background in meeting facilitation, advocacy, and an understanding of school meal programs.
Application Deadline: 6/5/22

The Community Health Institute/JSI is currently looking to fill two entry-level Project Associate positions to work with project teams out of their Bow, NH office.   

Current openings with State of NH ADAP/NH CARE Program:

ID CARE SERVICES MANAGER: Public Health PROGRAM MANAGER, Ryan White NH CARE & TBFA Program Manager
If you are interested in applying for this position, please follow link to apply: https://das.nh.gov/jobsearch/
Search for Job ID: Job ID: 25089
The postings for this position will automatically close on: 5/18/22.
 
PROGRAM PLANNER III: NH CARE Oversight & Monitoring Coordinator
If you are interested in applying for this position, please follow link to apply: https://das.nh.gov/jobsearch/
Search for Job ID: Job ID: 24900
The postings for this position will automatically close on: 5/18/22.

Internships

NHPHA participates in a Health Equity Student Internship Stipend Program annually. The cycle restarts on July 1 of each year. Information is disseminated on NHPHA’s listserv.

What Is the Health Equity Student Internship Stipend Program?

The Health Equity Student Internship Stipend Program allows public health students to gain practical experience working on projects to improve health equity at agencies providing public health and primary care services. The program is funded through the Health Resources and Services Administration’s (HRSA) New England Public Health Training Center (NEPHTC). A total of 3 – 4 internships are funded annually in New Hampshire.

Application and Selection Process

Agencies submit an application for either student project or faculty student collaboration to the New Hampshire Public Health Association. Projects must focus on health equity and involve medically underserved areas and populations. NHPHA reviews the applications to ensure they meet all criteria. Priority is given to NHPHA organizational members. The application is then forwarded to the NEPHTC for approval. Following project approval, NHPHA works with academic partners and placement sites to recruit students who meet project criteria and are a good match for the project. Selected students will be required to complete an application with the NEPHTC.

What Is the Financial Award?

Students are eligible to receive a $3,500 stipend upon completion of the internship and submission of a final report and presentation to the New England Public Health Training Center. Students are expected to work 200 hours or the number of hours that fulfills the degree requirement for an internship/practicum at their academic institution, if the internship will be used to meet academic requirements.

Who Is Eligible?

Priority is given to master’s or doctoral students in public health. Graduate students in other health professions and 3rd and 4th year undergraduate students in public health may also apply. Students must be a U.S. citizen, a non-citizen U.S. national, or a foreign national with a visa permitting permanent residence in the U.S.