Our internship initiative extends a warm invitation to students, recent graduates, and professionals eager to enhance and apply their expertise in the field of public health.
- Learning: Interns acquire and apply public health knowledge and skills to meet university requirements (e.g., applied learning, practicum, externship, internships).
- Academic: Fulfill service-learning hours for class or graduation prerequisites (e.g., class service project or pro bono work for graduation).
- Experience: Obtain valuable experience, mentoring, and networking opportunities for future graduate programs, medical school, nursing programs, or during school breaks. Discover if public health is your calling.
- Share Your Talent: If you have artistic skills (graphic design, photography, video), contribute to HIPHI during meetings, events, conferences, or short-term projects to support communities.
Discover Exciting Opportunities through the HIPHI Internship Program
[she/her] Rie joined in 2018 and coordinates recruitment and onboarding for HIPHI's interns and volunteers, as well as conducting assessments and writing projects. She has 20 years of experience in public health and mental health in the US and Pacific Islands. Rie holds a Master of Public Health (MPH) from University of Hawai‘i and Doctorate of Psychology (PsyD) from Hawai‘i School of Professional Psychology.