Internship Program Overview
Project C.U.R.E.’s Internship Program provides upper-level undergraduate and graduate-level college students the opportunity to learn about global healthcare and the non-profit sector while gaining hands-on experience at any of our Project C.U.R.E. locations. Interns develop both professionally and personally as they contribute to Project C.U.R.E.’s mission: to identify, solicit, collect, sort and deliver medical supplies and services according to the imperative needs of the world. Project C.U.R.E.’s Internship Program is a professional opportunity requiring a high level of commitment from program participants.
Personal and Professional Development
Our unique internship program provides interns the opportunity to grow in a variety of ways. Outside of the intern’s departmental project, training and event opportunities include:
- Global Healthcare Discussions
- Staff Interviews & Job Shadowing Opportunities
- Networking Opportunities
Your Contribution Makes a Difference
Internship positions are tailored to each intern’s skills and areas of interest as well as to Project C.U.R.E.’s current needs. We frequently have openings in the departments listed below; more specific information on potential projects can be obtained from the internship supervisor in each area:
- Kits for Kids/C.U.R.E. Kits
- Corporate Partners/CSR/ESG
- Data Entry
- Government Relations
- Marketing & Communications
- Operations
- Special Events (internship period is July to November)
Internship FAQ
Who can apply?
Undergraduate students with junior or senior status or graduate students at any level who are committed to completing at least one semester are encouraged to apply for our internship program. We also accept applications from non-students and working professionals. We can only accommodate applications from within the United States and cannot provide housing assistance.
That’s me! How do I apply?
We will send you a confirmation email letting you know we received your application. The web form will ask you to submit your resume and a cover letter.
Are internships ongoing throughout the year or do I need to apply at a specific time?
We accept applications year round for internship opportunities in the departments listed above. Please indicate on the application form whether you are interested in completing your internship as part of the fall, spring or summer semester, or in starting at another time. If you are selected, a contact from that department(s) will be in touch to schedule an interview.
What is the time commitment for the internship program?
Our internship program typically lasts one semester with the option to extend beyond end of the semester. Fall and Spring interns are asked to commit to 10 hours per week to complete the internship. Summer interns are expected to commit to 15-20 hours per week. Work schedules are determined by the intern and his/her internship supervisor at Project C.U.R.E.
How is this internship compensated?
Project C.U.R.E.’s internships are unpaid. Interns participating in our program receive substantial work experience and training in global healthcare issues and the nonprofit sector. Additionally, Project C.U.R.E. will coordinate with accredited universities to provide credit for hours completed.
