Teams at HealthCorps

Owns delivery of a West Virginia healthcare career exposure initiative for youth. Plans career events, field trips, guest speaker partnerships, curriculum coordination, student career assessment and coaching logistics, community outreach, grant milestone tracking, and reporting. The role requires extensive statewide travel, strong event and relationship-building skills, and coordination with national curriculum and program teams.

Mentor high school students through HealthCorps’ Teens Make Health Happen wellness club in Palm Beach County. Responsibilities include building relationships, assessing school health needs, planning and delivering wellness activities, organizing health-promoting events, tracking outcomes, supporting social media, and connecting students with local health resources. The role requires at least 8 hours weekly during the academic year, travel to assigned school sites, and participation in professional development.

Implements a community-wide health and wellness program across 10–20 school sites in the Charleston, West Virginia region. Recruits, trains, schedules, and supervises college mentors; builds relationships with schools, universities, and community partners; researches health inequities; tracks outcomes; coordinates supplies and logistics; delivers health education lessons and events; and supports social media and stakeholder communications.