The Community Health Improvement Intern will support specific community health improvement and community engagement initiatives in alignment with the Allina Health Community Benefit & Engagement strategy.
Support Change to Chill, Allina Health’s mental well-being program, and activities associated with substance use primary prevention grant administered by the Opioid Epidemic Response Advisory Council (OERAC) at the Minnesota Department of Human Services (MN DHS).
Assist with substance use primary prevention content development for changetochill.org, including reviewing and providing feedback prior to publication.
Assist with marketing and promotion efforts for newly developed content utilizing a variety of communication channels internal and external to Allina Health.
Advise on and support implementation of newly developed content with youth audiences, including in schools, Allina Health clinical services, and other youth-focused community settings.
Advise on sustainability planning beyond grant period, with a focus on ongoing youth engagement.
Conduct literature reviews and prepare best practices for content development and implementation.
Support collection of community feedback on newly developed content and validate findings generated by external evaluator.
Assist with grant report writing.
Support additional evaluation activities as needed.
Support grant Advisory Group meeting facilitation, communication, and notetaking.
Provide additional administrative support as needed.
Excellent interpersonal skills
Outstanding written and oral presentation skills
Outstanding organizational skills and attention to detail
Pursuit of Bachelor’s degree in public health, community health, social work, communications, or related field.