Population Health Student Intern at Thomas… · Philadelp…

Summary: Thomas Jefferson University is a nationally ranked institution dedicated to reimagining healthcare and education. The Population Health Student Intern will gain exposure to population health principles through hands-on experiences, including shadowing healthcare professionals and completing a capstone project. Responsibilities: - Interacts with co-workers, visitors, and other staff consistent with the values of Jefferson - Participate in weekly educational sessions with subject matter experts - Engage in operational meetings to observe population health principles in action - Shadow healthcare professionals in various settings (street medicine, refugee health, post-acute care) - Complete assigned self-directed learning modules through Jefferson's educational platforms - Analyze health data and quality metrics using various dashboard tools - Explore social determinants of health through community outreach experiences - Develop and present a capstone project addressing a population health challenge Required Qualifications: - Excellent written and verbal communication abilities - Curiosity and willingness to engage with diverse healthcare settings - Critical thinking abilities to connect theoretical concepts to practical applications - Education: Includes High School Diploma or GED, Bachelor's Degree or Master's Degree (Specify field). Also includes Schools like Medical Assistant, etc. NO listings like Bachelor's degree or relevant experience - Education: Undergraduate or Graduate Students in Public Health, Health Sciences, or related fields Required Skills: Population Health, Health Data Analysis, Quality Metrics Analysis, Social Determinants of Health, Curiosity Benefits: Medical (including prescription), Supplemental insurance, Dental, Vision, Life and AD&D insurance, Short- and long-term disability, Flexible spending accounts, Retirement plans, Tuition assistance, Voluntary benefits