Early Childhood Program Intern

We are seeking a motivated and passionate Early Childhood Services Intern to join our Early Childhood Services department at People’s Community Clinic. This internship offers a unique opportunity to contribute to the development and implementation of creative and educational activities for children in our early childhood program. The intern will work closely with our experienced staff to enhance the quality of care and learning experiences for the children we serve.

OBJECTIVE:  Assist and contribute to the successful implementation and management of the Early Childhood Programs at People’s Community Clinic.

This position is available to students who qualify for Work-Study through their university, where we are an approved Work-Study site. 

Under the supervision of the Early Childhood Programs Director, this individual’s primary responsibilities include:

• Collaborate with the early childhood services staff to plan, prepare, and execute developmentally appropriate craft activities that promote creativity, motor skills, and cognitive development.
• Assist in setting up community rooms for various Early Childhood Programs and partner agency groups, ensuring a welcoming and organized environment.
• Support the Early Childhood Program Coordinator in maintaining supply inventory for all Early Childhood Programs, including items such as books, art supplies, and school materials.
• Make informative calls to patients, providing them with essential information about upcoming classes and activities.
• Contribute to the overall planning and coordination of special events or projects related to the early childhood program.
• Assist with the recruitment of participants within our patient population for our Early Childhood Programs, collaborating with our outreach team to engage families.
• Assist with recruitment and sample collection for biological research study within Pediatrics department.
• Collaborate with the Early Childhood Services Director to assist in necessary evaluation work and reports, which may include data entry and analysis.

Education:  Pursuing degrees in social work, sociology, early education, or child development from an accredited university affiliated with People’s Community Clinic.

Experience: Previous experience in community engagement, program support, or customer service roles is advantageous.

Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:

• Bilingual: Proficiency in both English and Spanish