Position reports to a Supervisory Nutritionist/Dietitian or Health Director in Hospitals and/or Clinics. Position helps plan, coordinate, implement & evaluate community-based nutrition care, education & promotion of services, assists with the provision of services, development & implementation of innovative programs through collaboration with Dietary Services, Health Promotion, Public Health Nursing, Diabetes Clinics & other departments & programs to meet the needs of the communities it serves.

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Specific internships vary according to our needs. We also consider potential interns’ academic and professional goals. Internships are regularly available in the following areas:

– Public Policy Research
– Program Planning
– Fundraising and Special Events
– Communications

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ASN’s 2021 Science Policy Fellowship opens on October 1!

ASN is pleased to offer two one-year Fellowships to advanced graduate students, early professionals, postdoctoral trainees, or medical interns, residents, or fellows. Fellows gain an enhanced perspective on public policy issues related to nutrition and build skills to become a well-informed advocate for nutrition research and policy.

The application deadline is Monday, December 21, 2020.

Learn more about applicant requirements here.

See employment opportunities here.

This project will move Montana children out of poverty by assessing and addressing training, resources, and communication gaps resulting in the increased access to healthy foods through the implementation of farm to school. The VISTA will work to build capacity for farm to school initiatives and quality school nutrition programs in Montana K-12 schools and afterschool settings. The position offers robust professional development related to communications, state-wide collaboration, and much more.

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ASN is pleased to offer two (2) one-year Fellowships to advanced graduate students, early professionals, postdoctoral trainees, or medical interns, residents, or fellows.

The intent of the Science Policy Fellowship is to allow for an expanded understanding of current nutrition policy issues and initiatives. The Science Policy Fellowship provides recipients with the opportunity to gain an enhanced perspective on public policy issues related to nutrition and facilitates the acquisition of skills and tools necessary to become well-informed advocates for nutrition research and policy.

Learn more and apply here.

ASN is pleased to offer two (2) one-year Fellowships to advanced graduate students, early professionals, postdoctoral trainees, or medical interns, residents, or fellows.

The intent of the Science Policy Fellowship is to allow for an expanded understanding of current nutrition policy issues and initiatives. The Science Policy Fellowship provides recipients with the opportunity to gain an enhanced perspective on public policy issues related to nutrition and facilitates the acquisition of skills and tools necessary to become well-informed advocates for nutrition research and policy.

Learn more and apply here.

The University of Texas at Austin is seeking outstanding applicants for a non-tenure track faculty position in the Public Health Program, School of Human Ecology, College of Natural Sciences.

Two of the courses to be taught include: Global Health, and Health Behavior Theory and Practice. Thus, the ideal candidate will have broad experience in public health and specialized knowledge of global health and health behavior. She/he must have the ability to teach undergraduate students interested in public health and public health majors. The successful candidate will have the opportunity to assist undergraduate students with the completion of research projects and honors theses. Prior experience mentoring students is desirable. Preference will be given to candidates with expertise in curriculum development and the use of innovative instructional methods. Successful grant writing experience is desirable. Start date: January 16, 2021. We are committed to building a diverse faculty and are interested in candidates who will contribute to diversity and inclusion in higher education through their teaching, research, and service.

Learn more here.

The Program in Nutrition invites applicants with expertise in nutrition education, nutrition education policy, and/or closely related area to apply for a full-time tenure-track faculty member as the Mary Swartz Rose Professor to teach graduate courses, supervise graduate student research, and conduct a focused program of research promoting equity, access, and education on issues related to food.

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Many opportunities are available.

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The Office of Evaluation Sciences (OES) is currently accepting applications for fellowships beginning in Fall 2021. These positions will be based in Washington DC, with some flexibility based on the COVID-19 pandemic.

Learn more about the fellowship here.

The Prenatal-to-3 Policy Impact Center is a part of the Child and Family Research Partnership (CFRP) at The University of Texas at Austin LBJ School of Public Affairs. Our work is focused on evidence-driven state-level policymaking focused on the foundational prenatal to age 3 developmental period. We work in partnership with our CFRP colleagues who conduct qualitative and quantitative research on a wide range of policy issues impacting children and families.

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The Senior National Advisor for Food Systems (Senior Advisor) plays a lead role in Healthier Generation’s cross-sector strategy to support communities and engage businesses to ensure healthy food access for children and families. They work with colleagues and partners to develop, expand, improve and implement systemic, national and community-based approaches across settings to ensure all children, particularly those facing hunger and food insecurity, have the opportunity to eat healthfully every day.

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The Masters of the Environment (MENV) graduate program, within the University of Colorado Boulder’s Environmental Studies Program, seeks a full-time non-tenure-track Instructor and Faculty Lead for the Sustainable Food Systems track, to begin as early as January 2021.

The successful candidate will possess significant academic as well as professional experience in sustainable agriculture and food systems, with an emphasis on agroecology and equity-enhancing approaches to food production and distribution. The candidate will have a nuanced, systems-oriented understanding of the perils and potential associated with the ways that humans satisfy their needs for food, fiber, and other agricultural products. MENV is especially interested in candidates with expertise at one or more of the following intersections: (i) agriculture, climate, land and natural resource management; (ii) food systems, urban planning and resilience; (iii) the food-water-energy nexus; (iv) food production and environment/public health; or (v) food production, supply chains & circular economy. We are also especially interested in candidates who have academic or professional experience related to resilience, social change, diversity and inclusiveness.

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The Bureau of Nutrition and Physical Activity is hiring for a WIC Local Agency Program Integrity Specialist.

Under supervision of the Local Agency Program Integrity Manager, the Health Program Manager 2 performs biannual WIC Management Evaluations and quality assurance sites of local agencies evaluating in accordance with Federal regulations and State policies and procedures regarding the following: certification, nutrition education, participant services, civil rights compliance and accountability; applies all policies and procedures effectively. The individual in this role will assist with the implementation of the WIC/CSFP Program’s Integrity Plan for 21 local agencies, 670 WIC vendors, and 330,000 WIC participants annually.

Find out more information here.

We have a Midwest-based office. Our researchers collaborate with partners across the U.S. who implement or manage programs to improve health. We provide knowledge on evidence-based research and practices, including evaluation tools we can develop and/or implement. We help prove and improve programs’ effectiveness through high-quality, rigorous implementation and approaches.

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The State of Rhode Island embarked on the bold work of creating a statewide food strategy in 2016. Called Relish Rhody, the strategy outlines five critical areas of focus to promote strength
of the state’s food system. The Rhode Island Commerce Corporation in collaboration with its state agency partners, seeks an experienced professional with strong business development
skills as well as deep knowledge of the food economy to lead the state’s implementation of Relish Rhody and deliver on the State’s food and beverage business attraction, expansion, and
retention goals.

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The primary objective of the Senior Manager, African American Health Equity Initiative (AA HEI) is to support the strategic development of the initiative, ensuring effective implementation of evidence-based interventions in metropolitan areas targeted by AAHEI to address key drivers of breast cancer health disparities in African Americans.

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This position requires a confident problem-solver who will serve as the strategic thought leader in the racial and health equity space and ensure that CHC: Creating Healthier Communities raises resources to amplify our leadership in addressing this public health crisis. The successful candidate will be a decisive self-starter responsible for developing, implementing, facilitating, and integrating our collective health equity strategic initiatives and lead the work across a matrixed and distributed structure to deliver impactful and meaningful change. To be successful requires an articulate and poised communicator who enjoys multiple competing priorities serving as fundraiser, advisor, bridge builder, strategic leader and partner, enabling CHC and its partner organizations to identify and execute initiatives to effect lasting change and embed a health equity lens into every aspect of our community engagement work. The individual will be a persuasive spokesperson and serve as a proactive champion of our racial and health equity work internally and externally.

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Bread for the World, a collective Christian voice urging our nations decision makers to end hunger at home and abroad, is seeking an analyst to develop and implement policy and legislative strategy regarding domestic issues affecting poor and hungry people in the U.S. and abroad. The ideal candidate will have a bachelor’s degree or equivalent work experience. Two years of relevant work experience including Hill or lobbying experience. Detailed knowledge of domestic issues affecting hungry and poor people in the U.S. and abroad. General understanding of the budget and appropriations process.

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The Bureau of Nutrition and Physical Activity is hiring for a WIC Local Agency Financial Reviewer.

This position is responsible for the coordination and management level decision making related to WIC Local Agency Financial Management Evaluations (FMEs), WIC clinic and staff program compliance, FME policy direction and oversight, WIC complaint resolution, and investigations. Will meet with internal and external stakeholders to ensure programmatic issues are addressed and implemented appropriately and in accordance with required regulations.

Find out more information here.

Rural Advancement Foundation International-USA (RAFI-USA) seeks a talented individual to provide high-level technical assistance and program coordination for North Carolina farmers markets and participating farmer vendors. This individual will work as part of the Expanding Farmers Market Access team to increase the ability of farmers’ markets to serve low-wealth communities through incentive programs as well as support the creation of alternative local food markets for local food producers.

Learn more and apply here.

A research opportunity is currently available with the Division for Heart Disease and Stroke Prevention (DHDSP), within the National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion (NCCDPHP) at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in Atlanta, Georgia.

This research opportunity will focus on the Evaluation and Program Effectiveness Team’s (EPET’s) portfolio of funded programs and initiatives around evaluation within the DHDSP. Under the guidance of a mentor, the participant will receive training and support evaluation efforts of the Division by:  Providing evaluation technical assistance to recipients of DHDSP funding (e.g., state and local health departments) and partners; Aiding in the rigorous evaluation of field-based projects; Co-analyzing Division initiatives such as the Paul Coverdell National Acute Stroke Program, WISEWOMAN, State Public Health Actions, State and Local Public Health Actions, Good Health and Wellness in Indian Country, and/or the Mississippi Delta Health Collaborative; Developing evaluation resources and tools.

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The Director of Maternal & Infant Health, located in the DC, Virginia or Maryland area, will report to the (Senior) Executive Director of Market Impact, develops, and executes the Mission Impact strategy at the local level in line with the national strategy and moves MOD priorities forward through the stewardship of key state level relationships. The position partners with market staff to translate and share the Mission Impact work in ways that invite donor investment and supporter engagement, leading with mission and empowering local teams to align impact strategies to community needs in the designated area. This role is responsible for building a pipeline of interest in Mission Investment Opportunities (MIOs) among partners and organizations and securing funding to meet national goals.

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The Department of Human Nutrition and Hospitality Management, a growing Department with a thriving faculty, seeks to fill a newly-designated faculty position in Human Nutrition. The Department is one of five in the College of Human Environmental Sciences at The University of Alabama. We offer an undergraduate degree in Food and Nutrition, a Coordinated Program in Dietetics, and a Didactic Program in Dietetics. Additionally, the Department offers a MS and PhD in Human Nutrition.

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The Arizona State University’s College of Health Solutions (CHS) Nutrition Sciences program is seeking two full-time, academic year (9-month) tenure-eligible faculty members at the rank of Assistant Professor or Associate Professor in the area of basic nutrition sciences.

The anticipated start date is Fall of 2021, but may be negotiable. Preferred research focus areas of applicants include those related to nutrition-related obesity, diabetes, cardiovascular disease, cancer, immunology, and endocrinology.

Successful applicants will contribute to the university’s mission through teaching, research, and service. We seek applicants who will contribute to our nutrition program and expand our interdisciplinarity and translational research collaborations within CHS, with other academic units throughout the university, and with external institutions and community partners. Successful applicants will teach both undergraduate and graduate courses online and on-ground, and mentor students in research and professional development. Service to the college, university, and community is expected.

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The National Environmental Health Association provides credentials, training, and resources for professionals in the field that promotes a healthful environment. Current junior, senior, or graduate students in higher education must possess a minimum grade-point average of 2.8, among other eligibility requirements, to be selected for a 10-week internship at sites in local, state, or tribal health departments.  Click here to learn more.

The organization also seeks public health departments to serve as host sites if they can provide multiple environmental health activities for students. The application deadline for both internship and site hosting is January 22.  Click here to learn more.

The Congressional Hunger Center is accepting applications for the Bill Emerson National Hunger Fellowship, an 11-month leadership development program that trains, inspires, and sustains a network of leaders who are committed to social justice. Emerson Fellows gain practical experience by being placed in community-based organizations throughout the United States, as well as public policy experience by working at organizations that focus on national policies that address hunger and poverty in America. The deadline to apply is January 11, 2021. Learn more or apply here.

The National Content Advisor is responsible for expanding, managing, and delivering technical assistance, training, and professional development for schools, districts and youth serving organizations with a focus on policies and practices that support student and staff health. The Content Advisor will provide support in a variety of subject areas including tobacco-free districts, family and community engagement, federal school wellness policy regulations, physical education and physical activity, whole child health, and staff wellness at both school and out-of-school time sites.

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Under the direction of the Managing Director, Healthy Communities, coordinates internal and external health equity activities to leverage the program assets and capabilities of ACS to address and integrate the social, economic and environmental factors into our work by collaborating with national and community leaders to improve cancer outcomes. Leads and applies knowledge, skills and methodology in planning, implementing, evaluating and monitoring mission initiatives. Serves as expert resource to other ACS and ACS CAN departments, and works to ensure appropriate integration of health equity information and resources into research, programs and services, and advocacy. Represents ACS externally through collaborative initiatives, at national, state and local levels.

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The Specialist, Federal Government Relations (GR), Child Nutrition will work on the federal issue portfolio to advance legislative initiatives that address the issues children in the U.S. face related to access to nutritious food, especially in rural communities. In this role, you will work with the Senior Director of Political and Public Affairs and partner with the Director of Federal Government Relations to research and develop materials for use in outreach on Save the Children Action Network’s (SCAN) child nutrition priorities. You will assist with outreach at the federal level with Capitol Hill, Administration and other organizations that align with our child nutrition priorities. You will also assist the Director of Government Relations with implementing legislative strategy and initiatives, and will work closely with other SCAN departments and Save the Children’s United States Programs & Advocacy (USPA).

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The Department of Pediatrics at the University of Alabama at Birmingham is seeking a leader in the Division of Adolescent Medicine. This individual will serve as Project Director for the Maternal Child Health (MCH) and Pediatric Nutrition Training Program.

The Project Director must be a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist (RDN) with an earned Doctoral degree (PhD, DrPH, EdD) in Nutrition Science, Public Health Nutrition or other related Nutrition field. The Project Director must meet hiring qualifications at the level of Associate Professor or Professor commensurate with experience and have demonstrated leadership in MCH and Pediatric Nutrition, expertise and experience in post-graduate level teaching and conduct of scholarly research. The ideal candidate should have experience and clinical competency in pediatric nutrition. It is also desired that they have experience in community-based service programs that provide population-based care and in integrating nutrition services in systems of care.

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USAID’s Center for Nutrition (CN) within the Bureau for Resilience and Security (RFS) provides technical and programmatic leadership in nutrition-sensitive agriculture, food systems, and food safety in support of Feed the Future and the RFS Strategy. The CN also plays a broader, Agency-wide role as the Secretariat for the USAID Nutrition Leadership Council (NLC), and in collaboration and partnership with the Bureaus of Humanitarian Assistance (BHA) and Global Health (GH), provides cross-bureau leadership for technical strategy development, external engagement, data analytics and knowledge management in support of the Agency’s Multi-Sector Nutrition Strategy (2014-2025), the USG Global Food Security Strategy (2017-2021) and the USG Global Nutrition Coordination Plan (2016-2021). The CN is responsible for strengthening linkages between USAID’s multi-sectoral nutrition programming by harmonizing strategies and resources while providing technical guidance, oversight, and programmatic coordination to the field. These linkages to USAID’s Agency-wide nutrition objectives are supported by a focus on coordinated monitoring, evaluation, and strategic analytics. RFS/CN seeks to hire a Nutrition Data Advisor to support nutrition analysis across the Agency to strengthen the use of data for programming, evaluation and impact reporting.

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The Greater Boston Food Bank (GBFB) is the largest hunger relief organization in New England and among the largest food banks in the country. GBFB’s mission is to End Hunger Here in Eastern Massachusetts.

Reporting to the Assistant Director, Business and Data Analytics, the Research Data Analyst Director of Communications and Public Affairs will assist with the data analysis for current research projects conducted by GBFB. The Research Data Analyst will be responsible for data analysis and establishing and/or maintaining the data infrastructure for the projects, including data quality checks, progress reports, and participant follow-up tracking tools. The Research Data analyst will work closely with colleagues at GBFB and collaborating institutions to ensure timely data collection and analysis.

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The Noncommunicable Diseases and Mental Health (NMH) Department promotes, coordinates, and implements technical cooperation activities, directed at the prevention and control of non-communicable diseases and related risk factors, mental, neurological and substance abuse disorders and disabilities, promotion of optimal nutrition and road safety, and violence prevention, that are evidence-based and appropriate for the political and sociocultural context in which they are implemented.  It raises political and public awareness and understanding of the burden of the most common noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) and mental disorders, related risk factors and conditions and leads multi-sector and multi-stakeholder strategic and collaborative efforts aimed at strengthening Member States’ capacity to promote and protect health through public policies, programs, and services. This will reduce risks and disease burden and contribute to improving the physical, mental, and social well-being of the population.

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The National Cancer Institute’s Implementation Science Team (IS) invites applications from qualified candidates for a postdoctoral Cancer Research Training Award (CRTA) fellowship.

The mission of the Implementation Science (IS) team at the National Cancer Institute (NCI) is to develop and apply the implementation science knowledge base to improve the impact of cancer control and population science on the health and health care of the population, and foster rapid integration of research, practice, and policy. IS works with the ultimate goal of improving the effect of research on cancer outcomes and promoting health across individual, organizational, and community levels.

This full-time position is based in Rockville, Maryland, and provides outstanding opportunities for training and professional development. CRTA fellows interact daily with researchers in cancer prevention and control, implementation science, behavioral and psychological sciences, epidemiology, and public health.

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RTI’s Community Health and Implementation Research Program has an immediate opening for a Master’s-level Implementation Specialist to support our community health and implementation research work in the areas of substance use prevention and treatment. The position will include a broad range of responsibilities in project administration, implementation support/facilitation and research/evaluation. The position requires background or training in one or more of the Program’s topical and technical areas of focus, as well as attention to detail, excellent communication skills, and the ability to function both independently and in teams.

This position can be based in either our RTP, NC office or Berkeley, CA office.

The National Association of Chronic Disease Directors (NACDD) is seeking a highly motivated and experienced individual to join our organization as a Program Evaluator. NACDD is a Member-based not-for-profit Association that improves the health of the public by strengthening state-based leadership and expertise for chronic disease prevention and control in states and at the national level. NACDD’s role continues to be that of standing in the gap, linking resources with its member-experts and together creating a safer, healthier and more equitable America.

The Program Evaluator will report to our Director of Public Health Practice and is responsible for implementing and maintaining a framework and process for monitoring and evaluating NACDD programs. This includes developing evaluation plans, analyzing evaluation data, preparing and disseminating evaluation reports, and providing recommendations to ensure that program goals and objectives are met. The purpose of this role is to review, evaluate, and improve NACDD’s interventions and activities as needed and to ensure the Association is effectively addressing the objectives and focus areas of the programs.

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NGA is looking to add a bright, resourceful, and organized Program Director to our Center of Best Practices team. In this position, you will report to the Deputy Director and will manage the day-to-day activities of within the Center for Best Practices.

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Scholars from a variety of backgrounds and scientific disciplines are encouraged to apply. Just as SRCD itself is an interdisciplinary organization, our fellows have backgrounds from a range of disciplines focusing on child development issues. SRCD embraces a commitment to, and support for, diversity in the child development field. This includes training and engaging a workforce that is representative of diversity in all its forms. We encourage fellowship applications from scholars of color, scholars from underrepresented cultural and ethnic backgrounds, first-generation college graduates, scholars with disabilities, and scholars from the LGBTQIA+ community.

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This role will position Thermo Fisher Scientific to succeed in the complicated and ever-changing landscape of health policies around the world. You will promote Thermo Fisher Scientific by developing beneficial relations outside the US with senior strategic decision makers, country leaders, American and other diplomats and industry organizations.

This new position – which after the pandemic can be based at our Capitol Hill office in Washington, DC – offers a unique opportunity to join a growing government relations & public affairs effort that has been transformed by the company’s involvement in every aspect of COVID-19 response around the world.

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The MSU Center for Regional Food Systems (CRFS) within the Department of Community Sustainability is seeking a full-time Specialist – Outreach, to support outreach and business assistance efforts to Michigan food businesses to increase good food access to low-income urban and rural communities. The position will support existing CRFS initiatives and help to develop additional programming capacity to meet deliverables of a USDA-funded Regional Food Systems Partnership project. Core partners are MSU Extension, MSU Product Center, and the City of Battle Creek.

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The Society for Research in Child Development (SRCD) is seeking applicants for the SRCD U.S. Policy Fellowship Programs for the 2021-2022 academic year. There are two fellowship programs: federal and state. The purpose of the fellowships is to provide researchers with immersive opportunities to (1) learn firsthand about policy development, implementation, and evaluation, and (2) use their expertise to inform child and family public policies and programs that support diverse populations. The deadline to apply is January 4, 2021. Learn more and submit application.

The position is located in the Executive Office of the President (EOP), Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP), National Opioids and Synthetics Coordination Group (NOSCG).

ONDCP’s mission is to develop, implement and sustain the President’s agenda regarding trafficking and use of illicit drugs and misuse and abuse of prescription drugs through its National Drug Control Strategy (NDCS).

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The Congressional Hunger Center is accepting applications for the Bill Emerson National Hunger Fellowship, an 11-month leadership development program that trains, inspires, and sustains a network of leaders who are committed to social justice. Emerson Fellows gain practical experience by being placed in community-based organizations throughout the United States, as well as public policy experience by working at organizations that focus on national policies that address hunger and poverty in America.

Learn more and apply here.

Performs breastfeeding peer counseling duties. Provides basic breastfeeding information and encouragement to promote and support breastfeeding among pregnant and breastfeeding WIC clients. Provides services according to Pinal County Public Health Services District (PCPHSD) policies and procedures under basic supervision.

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Provide client services for the Community Health Nutrition Programs (CHNP), including the Women Infants & Children (WIC) program, nutritional/breastfeeding counseling, education and training, work with high-risk clients, and help with complex nutrition/breastfeeding problems under basic supervision.

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The person hired for this specific opening will serve as Project Coordinator, Reporting and Evaluation, for the Gus
Schumacher Nutrition Incentive Program (GusNIP) National Training, Technical Assistance, Evaluation and
Information Center (NTAE). The GusNIP NTAE Center is led by the Gretchen Swanson Center to support Nutrition
Incentive (e.g., SNAP Incentives) and Produce Prescription Projects and is funded through a cooperative agreement
with the United States Department of Agriculture, National Institute of Food and Agriculture. In partnership with
Fair Food Network, the Gretchen Swanson Center assembled by the Nutrition Incentive Hub
(www.nutritionincentivehub.org), a coalition of evaluators, researchers, practitioners, and grocery and farmers
market experts from across the country dedicated to strengthening and uniting the best thinking in the field to
increase access to affordable, healthy food for those who need it most. The Project Coordinator, Reporting and
Evaluation, will specifically support the Reporting and Evaluation (R&E) team (comprised of GSCN staff and external
consultants) in a variety of project activities, including workplan, timeline, and budget development and
management; IRB management; triage and prioritization of action items for scientific staff; and reporting. This
position will work closely with the Gretchen Swanson Center R&E team, external consultants, and other core
partners. This position will also work closely with the Project Coordinator for Partnerships, Technology, and
Communications, whose role is focused on program partnerships, marketing and communications, website and web
portal management, and meeting/convening planning and implementation.

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The person hired for this specific opening will serve as Project Coordinator for Partnerships, Technology, and
Communications, for the Gus Schumacher Nutrition Incentive Program (GusNIP) National Training, Technical
Assistance, Evaluation, and Information Center (NTAE) that supports SNAP Incentive and Produce Prescription
Projects. The NTAE is led by Gretchen Swanson Center and funded through a cooperative agreement with the
United States Department of Agriculture, National Institute of Food and Agriculture. In partnership with Fair Food
Network, the Gretchen Swanson Center assembled the Nutrition Incentive Hub (www.nutritionincentivehub.org), a
coalition of evaluators, researchers, practitioners, and grocery and farmers market experts from across the country
dedicated to strengthening and uniting the best thinking in the field to increase access to affordable, healthy food
for those who need it most. The Project Coordinator for Partnerships, Technology, and Communications, will
support the GusNIP NTAE team at the Gretchen Swanson Center in a variety of project activities focused primarily
on the project website; a web portal under development; marketing and communications; core partner activity
coordination; meeting, conference, and convening planning and execution; and reporting. This position reports to
the GusNIP NTAE Associate Project Director and will also work closely with the Gretchen Swanson Center marketing
team, the Reporting and Evaluation Project Coordinator, and external partners, with some interaction with the
larger Gretchen Swanson Center Reporting and Evaluation team.

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Rural Advancement Foundation International-USA (RAFI-USA) seeks a talented individual to significantly increase the ability of NC farmers markets to serve low-wealth communities, and to evaluate the opportunities and barriers for SNAP, WIC and nutrition incentives at farmers’ markets as a market-based food access solution. This individual will work as part of the Expanding Farmers Market Access team.

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Raybourn Group International (RGI) is seeking one communications/marketing intern for the Spring 2021 semester and two communications/marketing interns for the Summer 2021 semester. This is an opportunity to gain valuable experience in an agency setting.

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The School Nutrition Association (SNA) is soliciting proposals for the editorship of the Journal of Child Nutrition & Management (JCNM) for a two-year, renewable commitment to begin in January 2021. The new editor should have a doctorate in nutrition, health services food service management or related field who has excellent writing and communication skills, along with a thorough knowledge of current research in school/child nutrition. A successful proposal must demonstrate both the prospective editor’s child nutrition and/or nutrition as well as editorial experience.

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Rural Advancement Foundation International-USA (RAFI-USA) seeks a talented individual to provide high-level technical assistance and program coordination for North Carolina direct marketing farmers and markets. This individual will work as part of the Expanding Farmers Market Access team to support the creation of alternative local food markets for local food producers.

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The Rutgers School of Health Professions (SHP) Department of Clinical and Preventive Nutrition Sciences is inviting applications for a full-time faculty position. SHP is one of eight schools that are part of Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences, the premier health sciences institution in New Jersey. Rutgers is an internationally ranked University that is a member of the prestigious AAU and the Big Ten conference.

The Department houses a M.S. in Clinical Nutrition for Registered Dietitian Nutritionists, the nation’s first Doctorate of Clinical Nutrition and the first accredited entry level M.S. in Clinical Nutrition based on the Accreditation Council for Education in Nutrition and Dietetics graduate future model. This forward-thinking program combines hybrid courses with in-person learning and clinical clerkships; graduates are eligible to take the R.D.N. exam. All programs are well recognized for their innovation in nutrition and dietetics education, scholarship and research. The department has a growing research portfolio with faculty involved in global scholarship and education.

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As a volunteer-led organization, the SGSO Network has made great strides in advancing peer-to-peer learning within the school garden movement and is now poised and ready to do more. This position will take the SGSO network to the next level by strengthening communications of our network’s purpose, creating systems for organizational efficiency, and supporting newly identified tasks that will foster peer to peer networking and collaborations.

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Green Umbrella seeks a mixed-methods research analyst to support the metrics tracking and reporting of the Greater Cincinnati Regional Food Policy Council, an initiative of Green Umbrella. The Food Systems Analyst will help organizational partners develop, track and report shared metrics on the health, equity and sustainability of the regional food system. A successful candidate will demonstrate the ability to perform responsibilities using an equity lens – understanding and working with diverse partners and stakeholders and working to advance equitable outcomes.

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Massachusetts Farm to School is seeking a Program Manager to oversee the organization’s professional development offerings to drive local food sourcing and education in schools across the Commonwealth. The Program Manager will plan and execute effective workshops and other training activities for our core constituencies including school nutrition staff, farmers/fishermen/food producers, distributors, educators and other farm to school stakeholders. This position oversees the organization’s two flagship events, the annual Farm to School Institute and the biennial Farm & Sea to School Conference, including facilitating a collaborative planning process for the conference. The Program Manager will also provide individualized technical assistance to schools and other institutions where appropriate.

This position is a permanent, full time position at 37.5 hours per week and is eligible for full benefits through our fiscal sponsor, TSNE. The pay range for this position is $55,000 – $57,000 annually. We will be reviewing applications on a rolling basis and encourage you to apply as soon as possible.

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The Project Coordinator is a temporary, grant-funded position that will provide support to two statewide farm to school initiatives focused on school gardens and local food promotion in schools.

This position is part-time at 20 hours per week through June 2022 and is eligible for full benefits through our fiscal sponsor, TSNE. The pay range for this position is $24,000 – $26,000 annually. We will be reviewing applications on a rolling basis and encourage you to apply as soon as possible.

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Join us on Thursday, December 10 from 3:00 – 4:00 pm EST for this Council leadership team call.

Leadership team members are those F&V Council members interested in having additional involvement to help decide webinar and networking call topics and to work on activities in the F&V Council Work Plan. Any Council member is welcome to join the leadership team and all members are welcome to listen-in on leadership team calls.

Join the call using GoToMeeting link:  https://global.gotomeeting.com/join/797475725

or dial in to (571) 317-3122 with access code 797-475-725#

The ASPHN Membership, Communication & Outreach Committee meets on the third Thursday of each month at 4:00 pm Eastern. All ASPHN members are welcome to join us!

Join us on Thursday, December 17. Dial in on 877-985-8350 with access code 833953#

For more information and to receive the agenda prior to the call, please contact Allison McGuigan at allison@asphn.org

The ASPHN MCH Nutrition Council Steering Committee meets the 3rd Monday of every month at noon ET to plan and support council activities, including those specified in the ASPHN / MCHB Contract.

Join us on Monday, December 21. Dial in on 1-800-750-4065; 969656#

For more information and to receive the agenda prior to the call, please contact Sandy Perkins at sandy@asphn.org