We are now accepting Summer 2018/Fall 2018 internship applications.
Public Relations and Marketing Projects
Programmatic Assessments and Evaluations
Community Specific Projects and Collaborative Projects
Maternal Infant Health Meetings
Community Health Education for Professionals
Our student/internship slots are primarily community-health rather than clinical skill focused. Students will assist with support groups, teaching classes, lactation clients and assist with programs and research projects. Students will work directly alongside our resident nurse, IBCLC or staff. A contract must be in place with the school prior to student placement. We are particularly interested in semester long placements.
We accept nursing students from undergraduate and graduate programs interested in either maternal infant health, community health, or a cultural immersion. Interns from other disciplines (including public health, epidemiology, women’s studies, reproductive health, maternal child health, medicine, anthropology, etc.) may apply for short (summer) or extended (semester) internships through an application and interview process. Interns will have a daily presence in the facility and take on a self-directed project such as facilitating a support group, writing a grant, starting a new outreach or program, or conducting research. Interns will work closely with and be supervised by Uzazi Village staff.
For more information about student opportunities or to request an application or interview please contact us at mariah@uzazivillage.org or use our contact page.
