The Helen Rodriguez -Trias Women's Health Leadership Program

The National Women's Health Network seeks to develop the next generation of women's health activists by providing hands on experience in the field of women's health policy and advocacy. Becoming a Network intern allows you to develop health research skills while exploring the worlds of public policy, health education, and feminist organizing.

Internships are available year round and typically last 10-12 weeks. Interns receive a small stipend of $40 per eight hour day, 4 days per week.

Interested applicants should send a resume, 2-5 page-writing sample and cover letter explaining their interest in women's health to the Health Information Manager, Shaniqua Seth. In your cover letter, please indicate why you wish to work with the NWHN and when you are seeking to do your internship.

Please note that internship decisions are made on a rolling basis so it’s best to apply early. For the spring session it’s best to apply by November 15th, for the fall session July 15th and the summer April 15th. However, if all the spots haven’t been filled, applications will be considered after the listed dates.

Thank you for your interest in the internship, and we look forward to reviewing your application.