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The New Orleans Health Department is growing! Be part of the future of public health. Be part of NOHD!
Apply for the position via Indeed, and if you are a potential candidate, we will contact you to provide further instructions.
Are you currently a student interested in public health? Fill out an Internship Application Form to apply for up to three of the available internship opportunities. Completed applications with a current résumé and writing samples are required to be considered for an interview.
Please note, all internship opportunities marked with an asterisk are a part of the NOHD Health Equity in Internships Initiative (HEII). The HEII aims to ensure that students from all academic institutions, with a focus on those who have been historically underrepresented, have the opportunity to complete internships at NOHD. All students are encouraged to apply, however, for the 2023-2024 academic year, priority will be given to applicants from the following institutions: Delgado Community College, Dillard University, Louisiana State University, Loyola University of New Orleans, Southern University of New Orleans, University of Holy Cross and University of New Orleans.
New Orleans Medical Reserve Corps (NOMRC) is a diverse group of committed volunteers with skills and expertise to supplement public health emergency preparedness and response efforts in New Orleans. Join today!
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