TENA Internship - Cohort 7

APPLICATIONS DUE BY SUNDAY, NOV. 23 at 11 : 59 PM!Overview :  The TENA Internship offers an exceptional opportunity for motivated pre-health students to gain hands-on experience as Community Health Workers in South LA and Pomona, CA. Interns will actively engage in outreach events, manage referrals, and offer empathetic support to help elevate community members' quality of life. This unique opportunity is for those who are dedicated, communicative, and committed to growing their skills in community health. If you're looking for a chance to grow personally and professionally, this internship could be a fantastic fit for you. About the Internship :  Supported by the Amity Grant, TENA's internship empowers interns to make a significant and positive impact in the South LA and Pomona communities. You'll be integral to fostering well-being and serving communities through direct engagement and resource navigation. This role allows for autonomy with solid support, but requires individuals who can stay organized, check daily communications, manage time effectively, and ask for help when needed. NOTE : The onboarding process includes 10 hours of asynchronous training and live training sessions via Google Meet during the first week of the internship We encourage you to apply to a future cohort if you are unavailable for this onboarding period. TENA Intern Responsibilities :  Engage in Outreach : Attend events hosted by our partners to connect with and support community members. Create and Manage Referrals : Follow up on referrals to ensure community members receive needed resources. Follow ups will be conducted over the phone, text, email, or in person at subsequent events. Provide Compassionate Support : Address community members' needs with empathy and by listening carefully to help make a meaningful impact. Who We're Looking For :  We welcome undergraduate students pursuing pre-health tracks, including pre-PA, pre-pharm, pre-med, Social Work, Nursing, and Public Health, especially those with lived experiences or backgrounds in underrepresented communities. If you're passionate about community health, mentorship, and teamwork, this internship offers a rewarding experience to build your skills and serve South LA and Pomona. Internship Details :  Start Date : January 5, 2026End Date : March 27, 2026Duration : 12 WeeksLocation : Mix of virtual and on-site engagements in South LA and Pomona communities. In-person events are required for this role, though attending all events is not mandatory. Time commitment : This internship requires 10 hours a week. Please note that communication platforms must be checked at least once per 24 hour period, Monday-Friday. Consistent engagement is essential for supporting community members and staying updates on assignments, resources, and program activities. Stipend : $600 upon successful completion of the internship. Professional Development : Access to networking, mentorship, and professional growth opportunities for advancing graduate applications. Additional Information : This internship focuses on resource navigation, which involves connecting community members with healthcare services, social support, and other resources, allowing you to develop long-term relationships that foster sustainable health outcomes. Applicants must be 18 or older and have a demonstrated interest in healthcare or allied health, though enrollment in an educational institution is not required. Join us to gain valuable experience in community health and make a meaningful difference in South LA and Pomona. We look forward to your application!

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