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Public Health/Health Promotion, 2023-24 Graduate Fellow Positions
10 months ago
Description
Job Title
Health Promotion and Public Health Graduate Fellowship
Job Location
One location
Job Overview
- Join the Merrimack College's School of Health Sciences Graduate Fellowship program.
- 9-month accelerated academic and professional experiential program.
- Half-tuition waiver awarded to successful candidates.
- No additional pay provided.
Compensation
- 50% tuition waiver for successful candidates.
Responsibilities
- Support the wellness program office.
- Implement new and existing wellness programming (e.g., stress relief, walkability programming, wellness fairs, financial capability, and more).
- Create needs assessments.
- Complete program evaluations.
- Design and execute community-based projects.
Requirements
- Enrollment in one of our 3 Master of Science degree programs: Community Health Education, Health and Wellness Management, or Exercise and Sport Science.
- Willingness to learn the field of health promotion and public health.
- Punctuality.
- Time management.
- Professionalism.
We're excited for you to apply!
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Career Paths
People who completed this type of internship end up in the following types of jobs
- Social Science Research Assistants
- Fundraisers
- Educational, Guidance, And Career Counselors And Advisors
- Fundraising Managers
- Market Research Analysts And Marketing Specialists
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Estimated Monthly Living Expenses
For North Andover, MA | $5,444/mo
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