We offer 3 distinct programs:

I.  Year-Round Internship
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- One month immersion project in the Philippines
- Poster presentations, workshops, seminars
- Creating training materials for community education
- Helping improve educational curriculum for communities and trainees in the US and the Philippines
- Spearheading leadership workshops and seminars
- Other duties will involve data analysis, epidemiological analysis, advocacy programs and fundraising programs
- 2 hrs/week commitment, unpaid​

II.  Summer Immersion program 
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- One month community work in the Philippines involviang the prevention, treatment and research of chronic and non-communicable diseases through the mobile medical clinic
- Working with disadvantaged communities in Pampanga to administer health care and health education
- Opportunities to engage in mobile technology (telemedicine and SMS texting) to follow disease patterns and outcomes
- Project planning begins in February, solidified in May and continues through April
- Requires a contribution of $ 1000 to cover food and accommodations in the Philippines for one month. Interns cover their airfare ( around $1000-1200 round trip) and leisure time in case they like to see other islands in the Philippines.​​

III.  Short Term Projects
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- Creating website media, including educational videos, pamphlets and photos
- Leading a research project, such as Med Scholar or Capstone projects, on chronic diseases, medical education, community education and the use of technology in medicine 

Our Goals                                                                    

To engage and train passionate learners in providing high impact global immersion projects directly to the communities in the Philippines. Training allows individuals to grow, to nurture and be nurtured, connect with people and hone down on leadership, communications and forging relationships with people in the communities, educational institutions and public/private leaders. ​

Requirements                                  Qualifications                                                  

• Open to junior and senior high school students, undergraduates, medical, MPH, PHD, PA, NP, dental and pharmacy students, and recent graduates 
• An interest in or passion for global health projects with emphasis on chronic disease prevention, education and research
• Longitudinal commitment: Summer commitment is one month (June 15- July 15). During the year, a commitment of about 3 hours/week to develop educational modules, videos and curricula, to coordinate fundraising efforts, and to help create and deliver lectures or presentations. (This can be done remotely with conferences with mentor as needed.)

• Strong initiative and motivation
• Reliability, resilience and flexibility
• Cultural diversity and sensitivity
• Good interpersonal skills
• Passionate interest in global health
• Willingness to learn and teach
• Strong writing skills
• Ability to work independently
• Detail-oriented work style
• Proficient in multitasking
• International experience is a plus

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Duties and Responsibilities​

Benefits

• Apply organizational and writing skills to the development and implementation of global health initiatives or programs
• Develop advocacy and educational resources
• Identify elements of good curriculum design
• Assist with development of training programs, organizational strategic plans
• Contribute to cutting-edge programs in development
• Develop leadership skills by enhancing awareness of different leadership styles
• Adopt and enhance good interpersonal skills
• Contribute to Big Data – collection and data analytics
• Incorporate educational innovation

• Individual and group fulfillment
• Creation of meaning and sense of purpose
• Training which may provide further assistance in your career trajectory
• Establishing linkages with institutions, leaders and people
• Opportunity to help others
• Develop lifelong relationships and friendships
• A Certificate

How to Apply

1. Send resume or CV to jettegabiola@gmail.com
2. Send letter of intent and purpose and what you like to work on (specify a position)​
   1. Summer internship: June 15-July 15 (may vary slightly) each year
   2. All year training: 2-3 hrs a week commitment, one week intense medical mission work (after January 6th – Monday to Friday medical mission or around June 15-22) ​
3. Your application will be reviewed on a rolling basis and our team will respond with an email inviting you to a phone interview​