- Educator / Internship Supervisor: Paid
- Volunteer Tutor: Volunteer
- Deadline: Rolling — No fixed deadline
About the Opportunity
The Lang Youth Medical Program is a community health sciences enrichment program operated by NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia for local seventh-grade students in Washington Heights and Inwood.
Educators and internship supervisors help students develop their knowledge and interest in healthcare through lessons and mentorship. Responsibilities may include teaching anatomy, pathology, academic skills, and study strategies, as well as mentoring students who are interested in pursuing careers in medicine.
Both paid educator positions and volunteer tutor opportunities are available, making this a flexible opportunity for individuals with different levels of availability and gap-year plans.
Key Responsibilities & Benefits
- Teach anatomy, pathology, and other health science topics
- Help students develop academic and study skills
- Mentor students interested in healthcare and medicine
- Support local middle-school students through academic enrichment
- Gain valuable teaching and mentoring experience
- Paid opportunities available for educator and internship supervisor roles
- Volunteer opportunities available for tutors
Who Is This Opportunity For?
This opportunity may be a good fit for premed students, recent graduates, and individuals taking a gap year who are interested in education, healthcare, mentorship, and working with students in underserved communities.
How to Apply
Contact the Lang Youth Medical Program directly to ask about current educator, internship supervisor, and volunteer tutor opportunities.
Contact
Lang Youth Medical Program
Phone: (212) 305-0806
Program Information & Admissions:
Lang Youth Medical Program – NewYork-Presbyterian
Application Deadline
Rolling — No Fixed Deadline
