Community Health & Strategy Intern – Senior Home Safety Pilot

About the Program

We are launching a 100–300 household pilot program focused on improving senior home safety and reducing fall risks for aging family members.

This initiative combines:

• Community health impact
• Data collection & analysis
• Business strategy
• Employer-sponsored wellness programs

What You Will Do

You will work directly with the Founder/CEO in building and measuring a real-world pilot program.

Support Communication with Participating Households

Support communication with participating households

Collect and Organize Pre- and Post-Home Modification Data

Collect and organize pre- and post-home modification data

Aid in Tracking Fall-Risk Indicators and Reporting Outcomes

Aid in tracking fall-risk indicators and reporting outcomes

Conduct Basic Data Analysis and Prepare Executive Summaries

Conduct basic data analysis and prepare executive summaries

Research and Support Outreach to Senior Care Partners

Research and support outreach to senior care partners

Help Develop Presentation Materials for Corporate Clients

Help develop presentation materials for corporate clients

Identify, Research, and Prioritize Potential Partners

Identify, research, and prioritize potential partners, including city/county programs, universities, public health departments, Medical advisors and nonprofits related to aging, senior services, housing, and community health.

Develop Outreach Materials and Support Communication

Develop outreach materials and support communication (emails, call scripts, one-pagers, follow-ups) to initiate partnership conversations.

Schedule and Coordinate Partnership Meetings

Schedule and coordinate partnership meetings, prepare agendas, and document next steps and action items.

Collaborate on Pilot-Related Activities

Collaborate on pilot-related collaboration activities (community events, volunteer programs, university internship collaborations, etc.).

Collect and Summarize Feedback from Partners

Collect and summarize feedback from partners to improve program design and implementation

Important Note

The most time-consuming activities will be recruiting senior participants, managing communication, and conducting visits. Therefore, activities in the North Dallas area will likely require about 3–5 days per week, which is expected to account for approximately 85% of the total time.

Data analysis, on the other hand, will not require as much time.

What You Will Gain

- Hands-on experience in a real community health pilot

- Direct mentorship from a CEO with international healthcare and MBA background

- Experience working with real performance metrics (ROI, fall rate tracking)

- Exposure to strategy, operations, and community partnership development

- Letter of recommendation upon successful completion

Preferred Background

• Public Health
• Healthcare Administration
• Business / Strategy
• Data Analytics
• Pre-med / Health-related majors

Compensation

$16–$20 per hour (depending on experience)