Wednesday, August 31, 2016
Friday, August 26, 2016
Thursday, August 25, 2016
Project Coordinator for the Indian Education Division
Indian Education Division has released a request for proposal for a project coordinator.
IED is seeking a Project Coordinator for curriculum planning, development and implementation of NM History and Government and Cultural Competency Training. The Project Coordinator will synchronize all the operations involved in the successful completion of a particular project for the curriculum of NM History and Government and Cultural Competencies. This position will be on contractual basis. You may find the RFP at the following for additional information:
Region IX website under REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS - here's the link: http://www.rec9nm.org/Employment_Opportunities
IED is seeking a Project Coordinator for curriculum planning, development and implementation of NM History and Government and Cultural Competency Training. The Project Coordinator will synchronize all the operations involved in the successful completion of a particular project for the curriculum of NM History and Government and Cultural Competencies. This position will be on contractual basis. You may find the RFP at the following for additional information:
Region IX website under REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS - here's the link: http://www.rec9nm.org/Employment_Opportunities
Anne and Henry Zarrow School of Social Work Faculty Positions
The Anne and Henry Zarrow School of Social Work has several openings on both the Norman and Tulsa campus sites.
Norman Tenure Track Position
Tulsa Ranked Renewable Term
Tulsa Tenure Track Position
Norman Tenure Track Position
Tulsa Ranked Renewable Term
Tulsa Tenure Track Position
Technical Assistance Specialist Job at ZERO TO THREE in Washington, DC
Programmatic Assistance for Tribal Home Visiting (PATH) at ZERO TO THREE is seeking someone to join their team as a Technical Assistance Specialist. The Technical Assistance (TA) Specialist provides support to Affordable Care Act Tribal Maternal, Infant, and Early Childhood Home Visiting (MIECHV) grantees in implementing the goals of the Tribal MIECHV program.
Additional information on this job posting can be found here
Additional information on this job posting can be found here
Development Manager Position at the Denver Indian Family Resource Center
The Denver Indian Family Resource Center is hiring a full-time Development Manager. The Development Manager will be expected to contribute to DIFRC’s financial growth through grants, donations, and volunteers. The Development Manager will enhance outreach and communication through numerous outlets including DIFRC’s website, social media, newsletters, and information booths.
For more information on how to apply, please check out the full job announcement here.
For more information on how to apply, please check out the full job announcement here.
Wednesday, August 24, 2016
National Indian Health Board Job Opportunites
The National
Indian Health Board is hiring several public health project coordinator
positions! Positions in behavioral health, chronic disease and diabetes
prevention, cancer and environmental health!
For more information go to http://nihb.org/about_us/career_opportunities.php
Friday, August 5, 2016
Public Health Fellowship in Government
Deadline is August 15
On behalf of the American Public Health Association, I am thrilled to announce the call for applications for the 2017 APHA Public Health Fellowship in Government. This is the ninth year APHA is offering this fellowship, which has been described as an “amazing,” “phenomenal” and “life altering” experience by previous fellows.
Candidates must have strong public health credentials and be able to spend one year in Washington, D.C. The fellow will have the option of working in the House or Senate on legislative and policy issues such as creating healthy communities, improving health equity, addressing environmental health concerns, population health or the social determinants of health.
Training for the fellowship will begin in January 2017 so you must be able to move to the Washington, D.C., area in January. The fellowship provides a unique learning experience and demonstrates the value and need for basing policy on sound science. Throughout the year, the fellow will gain a practical knowledge of government and how the public policy process works.
All candidates must:
1. be an APHA member.
2. have a graduate degree in public health or a related discipline.
3. have at least five years’ experience as a public health professional beyond graduate or medical training.
4. be a citizen of the U.S. or its territories or have permanent residence status in the U.S.
Applications, additional information and brief articles from the previous fellows are available on APHA’s website. The application, including a CV and three letters of recommendation, is due to APHA by August 15, 2016.
Please forward this email to anyone you believe may be eligible and interested. For more information, please feel free to contact us at aphafellowship@apha.org or 202-777-2510.
Sincerely,
Susan L. Polan, PhD
Associate Executive Director, Public Affairs and Advocacy
This fellowship is sponsored by an unrestricted grant from the Aetna Foundation.
On behalf of the American Public Health Association, I am thrilled to announce the call for applications for the 2017 APHA Public Health Fellowship in Government. This is the ninth year APHA is offering this fellowship, which has been described as an “amazing,” “phenomenal” and “life altering” experience by previous fellows.
Candidates must have strong public health credentials and be able to spend one year in Washington, D.C. The fellow will have the option of working in the House or Senate on legislative and policy issues such as creating healthy communities, improving health equity, addressing environmental health concerns, population health or the social determinants of health.
Training for the fellowship will begin in January 2017 so you must be able to move to the Washington, D.C., area in January. The fellowship provides a unique learning experience and demonstrates the value and need for basing policy on sound science. Throughout the year, the fellow will gain a practical knowledge of government and how the public policy process works.
All candidates must:
1. be an APHA member.
2. have a graduate degree in public health or a related discipline.
3. have at least five years’ experience as a public health professional beyond graduate or medical training.
4. be a citizen of the U.S. or its territories or have permanent residence status in the U.S.
Applications, additional information and brief articles from the previous fellows are available on APHA’s website. The application, including a CV and three letters of recommendation, is due to APHA by August 15, 2016.
Please forward this email to anyone you believe may be eligible and interested. For more information, please feel free to contact us at aphafellowship@apha.org or 202-777-2510.
Sincerely,
Susan L. Polan, PhD
Associate Executive Director, Public Affairs and Advocacy
This fellowship is sponsored by an unrestricted grant from the Aetna Foundation.
Tuesday, August 2, 2016
First Annual Conference on Native American Nutrition
First Annual Conference on Native American Nutrition
September 26-27 in Prior Lake, Minnesota
This conference will be a first-of-its-kind forum to share and advance knowledge related to the dietary health of Native communities. It represents a commitment by the Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community and the University of Minnesota to co-organize a series of annual national conferences focused on the nutrition of Native peoples.
Tribal leaders, Native and non-Native practitioners, researchers, public health experts, and others are invited to exchange Indigenous and academic scientific knowledge; discuss current practices; listen to, connect with, and learn from each other; and candidly explore ways to overcome the existing obstacles to greater understanding. Additionally, the conference aims to identify areas of needed research, discuss practical applications, and foster new collaborations.
Over 20 confirmed speakers include both academics, students, and practitioners working in Indian Country, including:
Abstracts for oral and poster presentations may be submitted online until August 15.The full agenda, registration, abstract submission, and other information are available at SeedsOfNativeHealth.org/Conference.
There is an early bird registration discount until July 31. Register soon, as space will be limited!
September 26-27 in Prior Lake, Minnesota
This conference will be a first-of-its-kind forum to share and advance knowledge related to the dietary health of Native communities. It represents a commitment by the Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community and the University of Minnesota to co-organize a series of annual national conferences focused on the nutrition of Native peoples.
Tribal leaders, Native and non-Native practitioners, researchers, public health experts, and others are invited to exchange Indigenous and academic scientific knowledge; discuss current practices; listen to, connect with, and learn from each other; and candidly explore ways to overcome the existing obstacles to greater understanding. Additionally, the conference aims to identify areas of needed research, discuss practical applications, and foster new collaborations.
Over 20 confirmed speakers include both academics, students, and practitioners working in Indian Country, including:
- Treena Delormier (Mohawk), University of Hawaii
- Faith Spotted Eagle (Yankton Sioux), Braveheart Society
- Abigail Echo Hawk (Kitkehahki Band of Pawnee Nation/Upper Athabascan People of Mentasta Village), Washington State University
- Gary Ferguson (Unangan/Aleut), Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium
- Joel Gittelsohn, Johns Hopkins University
- Janie Hipp (Chickasaw Nation), University of Arkansas School of Law's Indigenous Food and Agriculture Initiative
- J. Neil Henderson (Chocktaw Nation of Oklahoma), University of Oklahoma
- Harriet Kuhnlein, Centre for Indigenous Peoples’ Nutrition and Environment at McGill University
Abstracts for oral and poster presentations may be submitted online until August 15.The full agenda, registration, abstract submission, and other information are available at SeedsOfNativeHealth.org/Conference.
There is an early bird registration discount until July 31. Register soon, as space will be limited!
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