Internship Program
NCHH is now offering paid internships to highly capable applicants who are looking for a rewarding work environment and are interested in science, policy, and the transformation of communities.
The opportunities include serving as lead contact on high-visibility projects, learning the principles of healthy homes, participating in study processes, serving as data and quality assurance (QA) managers, developing data collection tools, performing data entry and analysis, conducting literature reviews, conducting research and environmental scans to support the writing of academic and nonacademic papers, participating with the project managers and partners in conference calls and meetings, and more.
NCHH’s staff is comprised of seasoned professionals with experience in environmental health, public health, housing, policy, industrial hygiene, engineering, and marketing. The diversity of staff backgrounds and expertise offers excellent opportunities for peer learning, personal growth, and development.
EOE.Learn more about NCHH's
internship program.
Project Coordinator
NCHH is seeking a project coordinator to support NCHH’s technical assistance and evaluation work with the New York State Department of Health’s Childhood Lead Poisoning Primary Prevention Program (CLPPPP), under the supervision of the project manager. The position will also be responsible for supporting other research, program, and policy projects in collaboration with one or more of NCHH’s project managers and NCHH's executive director.
The ideal candidate will be assertive, motivated, and able to work well with limited supervision as well as cooperatively with a myriad of different types of partners. This is a full-time, contract-dependent position with benefits based out of NCHH’s Columbia, MD, office. Limited travel may be involved.
EOE.Learn more about NCHH's
project coordinator position.