HealthCorps, a health education program founded and developed by Dr. Oz, is hiring program coordinators for the 25-30 positions available in low-income high schools across the United States. These coordinators teach HealthCorps curriculum (fitness, nutrition, and mental resilience), organize after-school programs, and coordinate school-wide events to promote living a healthy lifestyle.
The coordinator position is a two-year long commitment with a full salary and health benefits, as well as a four-week training.
Applicants must have a 3.0 GPA, a passion for health and education, strong interpersonal skills, and must be organized, proactive solution seekers. Spanish language skills are a plus but not required.
Applications are due by April 30, 2014. The application consists of a questionnaire form, a resume, two 300-500 word essays, and a video promoting your own designed FitTown project. Selected candidates will be called for an in-person group and one-on-one interview.
For more information please visit the HealthCorps website here.
You can also contact our presenters, Madeleine Dick-Godfrey ’12 (madeleine.godfrey@healthcorps.org) and Robin Joseph (robin.joseph@healthcorps.org), to inquire about their placements in Charlotte.