HEALTH PROMOTION & CHRONIC DISEASE PREVENTION SUMMER INTERN

Lorain County Public Health

DESCRIPTION: Seasonal Intern, Health Promotion & Chronic Disease Prevention Department

FUNCTION

Under the general direction of the Director of Health Promotion and Chronic Disease Prevention, the student will work in the community to promote health and prevent chronic disease.

JOB DUTIES

Prepares statistics for Health Promotion & Chronic Disease Prevention Department.
Conducts periodic surveys as assigned; identifies trends and concerns.
Ability to interact effectively with partnering individuals and agencies in the community-at-large.
Assist with communication and public information duties by preparing and maintaining newsletters, media releases, social media/website posts, and educational materials.
Proficient in developing messages and designing printed materials.
Assist with the evaluation of current programs and initiatives of the division.
Present to the health department staff, at the end of the internship, on work conducted, experiences, and other highlights.
Other duties as assigned.

MAJOR WORK CHARACTERISTICS

Excellent writing skills required. Knowledge of health education methods, marketing, social media. Ability to follow instructions, obtain valid Ohio motor vehicle operator’s license; work with the public; define problems; collect and analyze data; communicate in written and oral form; prepare concise and accurate reports, work with many variables and determine specific actions.

UNUSUAL WORKING CONDITIONS

Requires travel; some early morning, evening and weekend assignments may be required.

MINIMUM CLASS REQUIREMENT (including license, if any.)

Completion of secondary education, or equivalent; must possess a valid driver’s license; must possess current state minimum automobile liability coverage.

SALARY: $11.00/hour

Interested candidates may upload their resume and letter of interest at https://employment.loraincountyhealth.com/

Equal Opportunity Employer M/F (Resumes will be accepted until all positions are filled.)

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