Jefferson County Department of Health Internship program information The purpose of the internship is to provide an opportunity for students to obtain work experience in the public health space. In addition, students will acquire skills and knowledge that will be useful in their career search upon graduation. Students will interact with technical experts in their areas of study. JCDH will in turn receive valuable assistance in the development, implementation, and ongoing operation of their programs. This is a paid internship opportunity. Students can work for up to two years from their hire date if they are enrolled in school. JCDH does not offer work sponsorship. Quality Improvement and Decision Support Division leads the performance management, data support, quality improvement, and community health assessment and improvement plan processes for the Jefferson County Department of Health. Quality Improvement and Decision Support is seeking a bachelor’s or master’s level student in Public Health, Statistics, or Health Informatics to assist with data collection and research for the updated community health assessment and community health improvement plan. Training in data mining and/or epidemiologic analysis is preferred. Proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint is needed. The Summer Intern will work closely with the Director of Quality Improvement and staff within the Quality Improvement and Decision Support Division. Environmental Health Services Community Environmental Protection Division (Public Health majors) The workload involves performing a wide variety of administrative and technical assignments. Technical duties include monthly inspection of seasonal public swimming pools and spas. Inspections consist of a thorough examination of the pool site, including the filtration and disinfection systems, and water chemistry testing to ensure that Department rules and regulations for public swimming pools and spas are met. Population Health Prevention and Wellness (MPH preferred) The Jefferson County Department of Health (JCDH) is seeking currently enrolled master’s-level public health students to serve as interns supporting the CDC-funded Overdose Data to Action (OD2A) grant. OD2A focuses on preventing overdose deaths through timely data collection, surveillance, and a comprehensive public health approach. Interns will assist with grant administration, data collection and analysis, community outreach, harm reduction efforts, and coordination with partners. This internship provides hands-on experience in public health practice, grant management, and interdisciplinary collaboration. Information Technology (IT majors) The Management of Information Systems Department at the Jefferson County Department of Health is seeking a motivated and detail-oriented summer intern to join our team. This internship offers a unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience in various aspects of information systems management and support. The intern will work closely with our experienced team members, gaining valuable insights into the operations of a public health organization and contributing to meaningful projects that impact our community.
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