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Established in 2009, 180MMA.com has grown exponentially reaching visitors all across the world focused on learning more about mixed martial arts training and fitness. We are seeking a writer for 180° MMA's "Training" section. Articles will cover the fitness and technical aspects of mixed martial arts, including workout tips and kinesiological analysis of MMA techniques used in the UFC.

The Inner-City Muslim Action Network (IMAN) is a community-based nonprofit that works for social justice, delivers a range of direct services, and cultivates the arts in urban communities. IMAN believes that adequate and quality health care is a basic human right. IMANs Health Clinic manifests this belief with its mission of providing high-quality, comprehensive, accessible and culturally-competent health care to its diverse patient population. Our clinic success is due to dedicated volunteer physicians, allied health professionals, and students.

The Internship Program at Genetic Alliance has been in place since 1997. Interns make a significant contribution to Alliance projects, address critical policy issues, and explore opportunities for both career and personal development. All interns make meaningful contributions to Genetic Alliance projects and programs while providing an invaluable level of program and administrative support for the organization. We provide internship opportunities of varying duration, from semester- to year-long, in the areas of biomedical research, genetic counseling, bioethics, health policy, education, consumer advocacy, nonprofit management, electronic communication, and information systems. We attract individuals who are motivated, thoughtful, creative, and detail-oriented. Individuals in various stages of their academic and professional careers are encouraged to apply. For more information, please visit our website at www.geneticalliance.org/internships.

I am looking for an intern with an advanced degree in medicine, public health, or health education to work with my company to create a Health Education certificate program that will be completed through online courses. In order to apply for this internship, please create and send a proposal that outlines the following: 1) A description of the certificate program you will create 2) A chart that lists the number of courses, the names of each course, and the number of units per course. 3) A syllabus for each course that describes a general description, the course objectives, course assignments, necessary textbook(s), grading rubric, and the competencies from the Seven Areas of Responsibility that are being covered within the course. Please remember, all competencies from the Seven Areas must be addressed by the time a student has completed the certificate program. All material you submit in the project proposal will be exclusively owned by you unless you are selected for the internship position. We will evaluate the proposals and select the intern that has the best combination of relevant experience, education, and program designed. Any certificate proposals that do not fully address how the course content will cover the competencies listed in the Seven Areas of Responsibility will be discarded. We will provide the online course environment to host the certificate program, but the contractor will be responsible for developing the course content and loading the content into the online course environment.

Overview: Since 2002, the Clinton Health Access Initiative, CHAI (formerly the Clinton HIV/AIDS Initiative), has been assisting developing countries in implementing large-scale, integrated HIV care, treatment, and prevention programs. CHAI is currently active in Africa, the Caribbean, Asia, and Eastern Europe. In support of national HIV/AIDS programs, CHAI provides technical assistance, mobilizes human and financial resources, and facilitates the sharing of best practices across projects. CHAI has also negotiated agreements with leading pharmaceutical companies that have lowered the cost of HIV/AIDS and malaria diagnostics and treatment in the developing world by 30-90%. CHAI first partnered with the Government of Cambodia in February 2005 to enable the country access to affordable drug and lab commodity prices through CHAIs Procurement Consortium. CHAI provides technical assistance to the National Center for HIV/AIDS, Dermatology and STDs (NCHADS) for projects related to logistics, supply chain management, laboratory strengthening, pediatric care and treatment scale-up and prevention of mother-to-child transmission. Following a successful scale-up of PMTCT services Cambodia endeavours to eliminate mother to child transmission of HIV by the year 2020. CHAI is currently seeking candidates for the position of County Analyst to work with the HIV team in Cambodia. Reporting to the Country Director, the Phnom Penh based analyst will support the launch and implementation of a national campaign to eliminate vertical transmission of HIV. A minimum commitment of 18 months is preferred for this role.

Lawndale Christian Health Center (LCHC) is a non-profit, faith-based health center dedicated to improving the health of Lawndale and the neighboring communities on Chicagos West Side. Our patients are predominantly African-American and Latino living on the Westside of Chicago in the North and South Lawndale neighborhoods. This paid internship is geared towards college graduates who are interested in serving in an urban, multicultural healthcare environment and who wish to pursue a career in medicine. Interning at LCHC will allow you to grow spiritually while building practical skills and real world experience in an urban setting. To learn more about Lawndale Christian Health Center and to apply, please visit www.lawndale.org

The Internship Program at Genetic Alliance has been in place since 1997. Interns make a significant contribution to Alliance projects, address critical policy issues, and explore opportunities for both career and personal development. All interns make meaningful contributions to Genetic Alliance projects and programs while providing an invaluable level of program and administrative support for the organization. We provide internship opportunities of varying duration, from semester- to year-long, in the areas of biomedical research, genetic counseling, bioethics, health policy, education, consumer advocacy, nonprofit management, electronic communication, and information systems. We attract individuals who are motivated, thoughtful, creative, and detail-oriented. Individuals in various stages of their academic and professional careers are encouraged to apply. For more information, please visit our website at www.geneticalliance.org/internships.

Bayer HealthCare is a leading global specialty pharmaceutical and biotechnology company, and the San Francisco Bay Area is home to employees focused on the research, development and manufacture of biologics. At Bayer's Berkeley campus, employees ensure clinical manufacturing and process development of new protein therapeutics while also manufacturing Bayer's leading hemophilia product for patients worldwide. Mission Bay, San Francisco is home to Bayer's new U.S. Innovation Center where scientists working in the fields of biologics and hematology research reach out and collaborate with academic institutions and small life science companies with the goal of improving patient care and patient outcomes. Bayer is recognized for making significant investments in professional development programs for undergraduate and graduate students. We offer a 10-wk summer program that provides hands-on, practical work experience, as well as strong mentorship and extensive job skills training. Intern positions are available in R&D, manufacturing operations, operational excellence, procurement, and engineering departments. There are 2 program start dates that students can choose from: June 10th or June 24th. We invite qualified applicants to apply for this internship by March 10, 2013. All applicants must apply online at www.bayerjobs.com. All internships are located at the Berkeley or San Francisco, CA sites.

Interns will acquire experience in health education, community development and health promotion, program planning, budget management, group presentations, and advocacy. While our focus is clients with MS, interns can research and learn about wellness topics and skills applicable to any setting. Minimum of 6 month commitment required.

Looking for interns for a developing health and wellness program at Craig Hospital. The PEAK is a fully accessible, holistic,community-based health and wellness center for individuals with neurological disabilities.