Public Health Pathways Associate — Yearlong Training

City of Minneapolis; Minneapolis (MN); Hybrid; USD 22,000 - 33,000; Part time

Job summary

City of Minneapolis is offering a Public Health Pathways Program Associate position with the Minneapolis Health Department. This year-long, grant-funded opportunity welcomes applicants from diverse backgrounds and emphasizes learning and professional development.

A resume is required, and no prior public health experience is necessary. The role combines office, hybrid, and field work with an approximately 29 hours per week schedule.

Qualifications

• Completion of one year of College Course Work or Equivalent.
• Equivalency: 1 year of knowledge, skills, experience and interest.

Responsibilities

• Assist assigned Health Department Supervisor while being trained in on their field of work.
• Assist in enforcement of City ordinances and Federal regulations under supervision.
• Collaborate on projects, ensuring quality and timeliness.
• Data entry and record keeping.
• Investigate issues and report findings.
• Develop understanding of public health laws, regulations, and best practices.
• Provide customer service in person, over the phone, or via email.
• Engage with internal and external agencies to meet health goals.
• Participate in special projects supporting priorities and initiatives.
• Support community engagement and public health education initiatives.
• Build professional skills through mentorship and projects.
• Complete capstone project or final report summarizing accomplishments.

Skills

Diverse communities

Computer skills

Public health laws

Communication skills

Judgment & interpretations

Time management

Learning mindset

Equity awareness

Cultural sensitivity

Teamwork

Resilience

Adaptability

Independence

Education

College coursework

Job description

City of Minneapolis is offering a Public Health Pathways Program Associate position with the Minneapolis Health Department. This year-long, grant-funded opportunity welcomes applicants from diverse backgrounds and emphasizes learning and professional development.

A resume is required, and no prior public health experience is necessary. The role combines office, hybrid, and field work with an approximately 29 hours per week schedule.