Physicians for Human Rights takes pride in its strong internship program. Every semester, PHR is fortunate to host a group of academically successful and passionate students who represent the next generation of human rights advocates. Students joining the PHR intern team come from a wide range of academic backgrounds, including public health, international relations, nonprofit management, human rights, humanitarian studies, political science, medicine, and law, among others.
“The program was very interactive and engaging, especially for a remote internship. My team was amazing to work with and I really value the experience I was able to gain at PHR.”
Summer 2024 intern
PHR interns perform a range of substantive work, including research, data and video analysis for documentation of human rights violations, fundraising and event planning, and monitoring and reporting on human rights developments around the world. Our program affords students the opportunity to work closely alongside our experts and to contribute to our mission.
“I loved my internship experience at PHR. Everyone I worked with was very supportive and made me feel part of the team.”
Summer 2024 intern
Summer 2025 Internships
- Asylum Case Management Intern
- Capacity Development, Research Methods, and MEL Intern (Arabic-Speaking)
- Communications – Video Production Intern
- Communications – Media and Publications Intern
- Digital Communications Intern
- Human Resources Intern
- Individual Development Intern
Asylum Case Management Intern
Physicians for Human Rights (PHR), which shared in the Nobel Peace Prize in 1997, is a U.S.-based international advocacy organization working at the intersection of medicine, science, and law. With a global network of thousands of medical, scientific, and legal experts, PHR uses the power of medical and scientific evidence to document human rights and humanitarian law violations and prevent abuses, protect survivors, and promote justice and universal human rights for all.
Building upon its highly respected place in the field, and supported by a committed and talented team, PHR seeks an Asylum Case Management Intern.
Location: New York, New York (hybrid)
Reports to: Advocacy & Network Coordinator
Organizational Overview
Physicians for Human Rights was founded in 1986 by five physicians who were united in the belief that health professionals, with their specialized skills, ethical duties, and credible voices, are uniquely positioned to prevent harm and promote respect for human rights. Since its founding, PHR has built a long and distinguished record of accomplishment by conducting groundbreaking investigations and advocacy, in concert with strategic partners.
PHR’s approach includes extensive documentation of the use of illegal and inhumane weapons in armed conflicts, attacks on civilians, and the physical and psychological impacts of torture and sexual violence as a weapon of war. Other core activities include protecting the rights of those seeking asylum in the United States, the human rights implications of the COVID-19 pandemic, and halting attacks on medical facilities and frontline health professionals.
Internship Description
Physicians for Human Rights’ (PHR) Asylum Program seeks an intern wishing to gain direct experience in the program’s activities as well as long-term data collection and retention projects of a growing international nonprofit. The internship is ideal for someone looking for a career in immigration law, human rights, or nonprofit management.
The Asylum Program recruits and trains volunteer health professionals to provide evaluations and affidavits to asylum seekers and other immigrants who must provide documentation of torture or abuse in order to prevail in their immigration applications. More than 2,000 volunteer clinicians working with PHR have helped thousands of survivors of human rights violations gain asylum and other kinds of permanent status in the United States.
PHR offers stipends to student interns. The specific stipend amount will be determined by the average number of hours worked by the intern per week. Details will be further provided during the interview process.
Duties and Responsibilities
- Drafting de-identified case summaries to be sent to clinicians interested in conducting evaluation
- Corresponding with physicians for contact information and availability updates, and helping to welcome new volunteers to PHR’s asylum network.
- Connecting attorneys and clinicians regarding placement of cases.
- Reviewing and coding affidavits to identify trends and potential research topics.
- Assisting with vital data-entry and auditing tasks, including brainstorming solutions on how to improve data management.
- Following up with attorneys on adjudication results of clients examined and other case-related information.
- Working closely with the asylum program team to develop and implement new systems to collect and report out the results of the program’s work.
- Assisting with the planning of forensic trainings.
- Monitoring current events and developments in immigration law and detention policy.
You will also have the opportunity to attend departmental and staff meetings, as well as regular learning and social events with other interns and staff from PHR to round out the learning experience and complement career mentoring provided by the program coordinator.
Qualifications and Experience
- Current enrollment in an undergraduate or graduate program of study required; previous coursework in international development/relations, public policy, human rights, or related field preferred but not required
- Ability to work collaboratively and professionally with PHR staff and external partners
- Demonstrated interest in and commitment to human rights
- Mature judgment, strong integrity, and ability to maintain strict confidentiality required
- Strong organizational skills, attention to detail, and follow-through
- Previous experiences with policy or advocacy, through coursework, volunteer, or professional experience at local, national, or international level strongly desired
Location and Hours
- The internship will follow a hybrid work model, with some work conducted remotely and some in our office located in Midtown, Manhattan.
- We welcome applications from candidates located out of state.
- Hours can be flexible to accommodate different types of schedules.
- The internship will commence in June with at least a 12-week commitment.
How to Apply
Please send a cover letter and resume to resumes@phr.org. Include “Asylum Case Management Intern Summer 2025” in the subject line. Please include in your cover letter the number of weekly hours you would be able to commit to the internship.
Communications – Video Production Intern
Physicians for Human Rights (PHR), which shared in the Nobel Peace Prize in 1997, is a U.S.-based international advocacy organization working at the intersection of medicine, science, and law. With a global network of thousands of medical, scientific, and legal experts, PHR uses the power of medical and scientific evidence to document human rights and humanitarian law violations and prevent abuses, protect survivors, and promote justice and universal human rights for all.
Building upon its highly respected place in the field, and supported by a committed and talented team, PHR seeks a Communications – Video Production Intern.
Location: Remote, or hybrid in New York, NY
Reports to: Deputy Director of Communications
Organizational Overview
Physicians for Human Rights was founded in 1986 by five physicians who were united in the belief that health professionals, with their specialized skills, ethical duties, and credible voices, are uniquely positioned to prevent harm and promote respect for human rights. Since its founding, PHR has built a long and distinguished record of accomplishment by conducting groundbreaking investigations and advocacy, in concert with strategic partners.
PHR’s approach includes extensive documentation of the use of illegal and inhumane weapons in armed conflicts, attacks on civilians, and the physical and psychological impacts of torture and sexual violence as a weapon of war. Other core activities include protecting the rights of those seeking asylum in the United States, the human rights implications of the COVID-19 pandemic, and halting attacks on medical facilities and frontline health professionals.
Internship Description
The Video Production internship is ideal for a student seeking a hands-on opportunity to produce video content with a busy non-profit in a variety of different styles and formats. From supporting the production of longer-format documentaries or designing short animated social media videos, the intern will work as an integral part of PHR’s digital communications team to advance PHR’s global work through a range of video content. The intern will attend departmental and staff meetings, as well as regular learning and social events with other interns and staff from PHR to round out the learning experience and complement PHR-provided career mentoring.
PHR offers stipends to student interns. The specific stipend amount will be determined by the average number of hours worked by the intern per week. Details will be further provided during the interview process.
Duties and Responsibilities
- With the Deputy Director of Communications, lead video production for a variety of issue such as abortion rights, children’s rights, health care and human rights
- Develop promotional videos for social media channels using new and existing footage graphics, animations, and photography
- Support staff members in the recording of video messages and other filming
- Design videos for strategic moments using animations and graphics
- Help draft, review, and finalize scripts with experts across the organization
- Support video accessibility by adding subtitles to existing videos
- Source b-roll and archival footage from international news outlets and agencies
- Create strategies to boost visibility and traffic to PHR’s video content across channels, including social media, email, YouTube and the PHR website
- Work with Digital Marketing to develop short promotional videos for fundraising content
- Assist with the tagging, searchability and overall organization of PHR’s video library
Qualifications and Experience
- Current enrollment in an undergraduate or graduate program of study specializing in video production, social media, digital communications, or other relevant major
- Knowledge of digital/video strategy in non-profit organizations
- Familiarity with Canva a plus
- Superior creative skills, attention to detail, and ability to facilitate a project from start to finish
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- Demonstrated ability to work collaboratively and professionally with international teams
- Mature judgment, confidentiality, and capacity to work independently
Location and Hours
- The internship may be remote, or will follow a hybrid work model in New York, with some work conducted remotely and some in our office located in Midtown, Manhattan.
- We welcome applications from candidates located out of state.
- Hours can be flexible to accommodate different types of schedules.
- The internship will commence in June with at least a 12-week commitment.
How to Apply
Please apply by sending a cover letter, resume, and links to examples of videos you created to resumes@phr.org. Include “Communications – Video Production Intern, Summer 2025” in the subject line. Please include in your cover letter the number of weekly hours you would be able to commit to the internship.
Communications – Media and Publications Intern
Physicians for Human Rights (PHR), which shared in the Nobel Peace Prize in 1997, is a U.S.-based international advocacy organization working at the intersection of medicine, science, and law. With a global network of thousands of medical, scientific, and legal experts, PHR uses the power of medical and scientific evidence to document human rights and humanitarian law violations and prevent abuses, protect survivors, and promote justice and universal human rights for all.
Building upon its highly respected place in the field, and supported by a committed and talented team, PHR seeks a Communications – Media and Publications Intern.
Location: New York, New York (hybrid)
Reports to: Director of Communications
Organizational Overview
Physicians for Human Rights was founded in 1986 by five physicians who were united in the belief that health professionals, with their specialized skills, ethical duties, and credible voices, are uniquely positioned to prevent harm and promote respect for human rights. Since its founding, PHR has built a long and distinguished record of accomplishment by conducting groundbreaking investigations and advocacy, in concert with strategic partners.
PHR’s approach includes extensive documentation of the use of illegal and inhumane weapons in armed conflicts, attacks on civilians, and the physical and psychological impacts of torture and sexual violence as a weapon of war. Other core activities include protecting the rights of those seeking asylum in the United States, the human rights implications of the COVID-19 pandemic, and halting attacks on medical facilities and frontline health professionals.
Internship Description
The communications – media and publications internship is ideal for a student seeking a hands-on opportunity to work on media relations, online communications, and research and publications. The intern will work as an integral part of PHR’s communications team to help with materials and messaging for PHR’s mission and work. The communications intern will attend departmental and staff meetings, as well as regular learning and social events with other interns and staff from PHR to round out the learning experience and complement PHR-provided career mentoring.
PHR offers stipends to student interns. The specific stipend amount will be determined by the average number of hours worked by the intern per week. Details will be further provided during the interview process.
Duties and Responsibilities
- Track relevant news stories on human rights violations around the world.
- Research, write, proofread, and copy-edit social media, blog posts, web content, newsletter articles, press releases, and other communications materials.
- Run reports and use to track website traffic and online ad campaigns.
- Track PHR’s media coverage and compile and organize media lists.
- Research journalists and outlets covering topics and regions related to PHR’s work.
Qualifications and Experience
- Current enrollment in an undergraduate or graduate program of study specializing in communications, journalism, international relations, or other relevant major
- Interest in communications work in a nonprofit setting
- Familiarity with Microsoft Office and Adobe Creative Suite
- Superior organizational skills, attention to detail, and ability to facilitate a project from start to finish
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- Demonstrated ability to work collaboratively and professionally
- Mature judgment, confidentiality, and capacity to work independently
- Sense of humor a plus
Location and Hours
- The internship will follow a hybrid work model, with some work conducted remotely and some in our office located in Midtown, Manhattan.
- We welcome applications from candidates located out of state.
- Hours can be flexible to accommodate different types of schedules.
- The internship will commence in June with at least a 12-week commitment.
How to Apply
Please apply by sending a cover letter, resume, and writing sample to resumes@phr.org. Include “Communications – Media and Communications Intern, Summer 2025” in the subject line. Please include in your cover letter the number of weekly hours you would be able to commit to the internship.
Digital Communications Intern
Physicians for Human Rights (PHR), which shared in the Nobel Peace Prize in 1997, is a U.S.-based international advocacy organization working at the intersection of medicine, science, and law. With a global network of thousands of medical, scientific, and legal experts, PHR uses the power of medical and scientific evidence to document human rights and humanitarian law violations and prevent abuses, protect survivors, and promote justice and universal human rights for all.
Building upon its highly respected place in the field, and supported by a committed and talented team, PHR seeks a Digital Communications Intern.
Location: New York, New York (hybrid)
Reports to: Digital Communications Manager/ Director of Digital Marketing
Organizational Overview
Physicians for Human Rights was founded in 1986 by five physicians who were united in the belief that health professionals, with their specialized skills, ethical duties, and credible voices, are uniquely positioned to prevent harm and promote respect for human rights. Since its founding, PHR has built a long and distinguished record of accomplishment by conducting groundbreaking investigations and advocacy, in concert with strategic partners.
PHR’s approach includes extensive documentation of the use of illegal and inhumane weapons in armed conflicts, attacks on civilians, and the physical and psychological impacts of torture and sexual violence as a weapon of war. Other core activities include protecting the rights of those seeking asylum in the United States, the human rights implications of the COVID-19 pandemic, and halting attacks on medical facilities and frontline health professionals.
Internship Description
The digital communications internship is ideal for a student seeking a hands-on opportunity to work on digital storytelling, website strategy, social media creative and graphic design in a nonprofit setting. The intern will work as an integral part of PHR’s digital team to help spread awareness of PHR’s efforts to document and prevent human rights abuses around the world.
The digital communications intern will attend departmental and staff meetings, as well as regular learning and social events with other interns and staff from PHR to round out the learning experience and complement PHR-provided career mentoring.
PHR offers stipends to student interns. The specific stipend amount will be determined by the average number of hours worked by the intern per week. Details will be further provided during the interview process.
Duties and Responsibilities
- Create content for PHR’s social media accounts on X, Facebook, Instagram, Threads, and LinkedIn
- Help maintain PHR’s social media calendar to plan out content for each week and month
- Assist with digital communications outreach and engagement across social, web, and email
- Monitor digital platforms and track relevant news stories, as well as trending hashtags and topics
- Design graphics and edit or transcribe videos using Canva and/or Adobe Creative Cloud
- Track and report on PHR’s social media analytics
Qualifications and Experience
- Current enrollment in an undergraduate or graduate program of study specializing in digital media, communications, marketing, or other relevant major
- Interest in digital and social media storytelling in a nonprofit setting
- Familiarity with Microsoft Office, Canva, and Adobe Creative Suite
- Experience with (or interest in learning) social media platforms
- Superior organizational skills, attention to detail, and ability to facilitate a project from start to finish
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- Demonstrated ability to work collaboratively and professionally
- Mature judgment, confidentiality, and capacity to work independently
- Not afraid to take initiative and suggest ideas
Location and Hours
- The internship will follow a hybrid work model, with some work conducted remotely and some in our office located in Midtown, Manhattan.
- We welcome applications from candidates located out of state.
- Hours can be flexible to accommodate different types of schedules.
- The internship will commence in June with at least a 12-week commitment.
How to Apply
Please apply by sending a cover letter, resume, and writing sample to resumes@phr.org. Include “Digital Communications Intern, Summer 2025” in the subject line. Please include in your cover letter the number of weekly hours you would be able to commit to the internship.
Individual Development Intern
Physicians for Human Rights (PHR), which shared in the Nobel Peace Prize in 1997, is a U.S.-based international advocacy organization working at the intersection of medicine, science, and law. With a global network of thousands of medical, scientific, and legal experts, PHR uses the power of medical and scientific evidence to document human rights and humanitarian law violations and prevent abuses, protect survivors, and promote justice and universal human rights for all.
Building upon its highly respected niche in the field, and supported by a committed and talented team, PHR seeks an Individual Development Intern.
Location: New York, New York (hybrid)
Reports to: Individual Giving Manager
Organizational Overview
Physicians for Human Rights (PHR) was founded in 1986 by five physicians who were united in the belief that health professionals, with their specialized skills, ethical duties, and credible voices, are uniquely positioned to prevent harm and promote respect for human rights. Since its founding, PHR has built a long and distinguished record of accomplishments by conducting groundbreaking investigations and advocacy, in concert with strategic partners.
PHR’s approach includes extensive documentation of the use of illegal and inhumane weapons in armed conflicts, attacks on civilians, and the physical and psychological impacts of torture and sexual violence as a weapon of war. Other core activities include protecting the rights of those seeking asylum in the United States, the human rights implications of abortion bans, and halting attacks on medical facilities and frontline health professionals.
Internship Description
PHR’s Individual Development internship is ideal for a student who is interested in philanthropy, human rights, and the cultivation of individual and major gift donors. The Individual Development intern will have the opportunity to support the Individual Development team’s growing fundraising efforts by assisting with day-to-day operations, including projects for major donor events and the annual fundraiser. This includes but is not limited to Salesforce data entry, donor resource creation, and donating tracking. Proficiency with Salesforce and Microsoft Excel is requested. Experience with Canva is preferred.
The Individual Development intern will attend departmental and sub-departmental meetings and will have other opportunities to work with other interns and staff across departments.
PHR offers stipends to student interns. The specific stipend amount will be determined by the average number of hours worked by the intern per week. Further details will be provided during the interview process.
Duties and Responsibilities
- Assist with the cultivation of individual and major gifts ($5K+) through mail processing, donation tracking, and the creation of donor acknowledgements
- Support donor cultivation efforts through Salesforce database management
- Collaborate with the Individual team (Development Operations Associate, Individual Giving Manager) to create donor documents in Canva and to update donor resources for distribution
- Create and manage spreadsheets using Microsoft Excel to record donor detail and track gift information
- Partner with the Development Operations Associate and Individual Giving Manager to refine processes for donation tracking and donor assessment
Qualifications and Experience
- Current enrollment in an undergraduate or graduate program of study
- Strong data management skills with an emphasis on proficiency with Salesforce and Microsoft Excel
- Ability to analyze data and provide feedback
- Impressive organizational skills, attention to detail, commitment to data accuracy, and ability to meet deadlines
- Demonstrated ability to work collaboratively and professionally
- Self-motivated
Location and Hours
- The internship will follow a hybrid work model, with some work conducted remotely and some in our office located in Midtown, Manhattan. Preference for two days of work in the office, ideally on Tuesdays and Thursdays
- The requested hours are Monday- Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
- The internship will commence in June and requires at least a 12-week commitment
How to Apply
Please send a cover letter, resume, and short writing sample to resumes@phr.org and include “Individual Development Intern, Summer 2025” in the subject line. Please include in your cover letter the number of weekly hours you would be able to commit to the internship.
Human Resources Intern
Physicians for Human Rights (PHR), which shared in the Nobel Peace Prize in 1997, is a U.S.-based international advocacy organization working at the intersection of medicine, science, and law. With a global network of thousands of medical, scientific, and legal experts, PHR uses the power of medical and scientific evidence to document human rights and humanitarian law violations and prevent abuses, protect survivors, and promote justice and universal human rights for all.
Building upon its highly respected place in the field, and supported by a committed and talented team, PHR seeks a Human Resources Intern.
Location: New York, New York (hybrid)
Reports to: Human Resources and Admin Officer
Organizational Overview
Physicians for Human Rights was founded in 1986 by five physicians who were united in the belief that health professionals, with their specialized skills, ethical duties, and credible voices, are uniquely positioned to prevent harm and promote respect for human rights. Since its founding, PHR has built a long and distinguished record of accomplishment by conducting groundbreaking investigations and advocacy, in concert with strategic partners.
PHR’s approach includes extensive documentation of the use of illegal and inhumane weapons in armed conflicts, attacks on civilians, and the physical and psychological impacts of torture and sexual violence as a weapon of war. Other core activities include protecting the rights of those seeking asylum in the United States, the human rights implications of the COVID-19 pandemic, and halting attacks on medical facilities and frontline health professionals.
Internship Description
The human resources and operations internship is ideal for a student interested in a career in global human resources or nonprofit management and operations. This intern will gain direct experience in developing and implementing key policies and administrative strategies for a growing, international nonprofit organization.
The human resources and operations intern will collaborate with staff from various departments to gain a fuller understanding of the behind-the-scenes running of a nonprofit organization. The intern will also have the opportunity to attend regular learning and social events with other interns and staff from PHR to round out the learning experience and complement PHR-provided career mentoring.
PHR offers stipends to student interns. The specific stipend amount will be determined by the average number of hours worked by the intern per week. Details will be further provided during the interview process.
Duties and Responsibilities
Human Resources
- Assist with PHR’s employee recruitment, onboarding, and selection processes.
- Research current labor and employment laws in the United States and overseas.
- Maintain, audit, and update human resources files and records.
- Research human resources best practices.
Operations
- Contribute to projects for and requests from PHR staff.
- Collaborate with staff on technology initiatives.
- Communicate with vendors, contractors, and consultants.
- Provide support for office management general operations, including office reopening.
Qualifications and Experience
- Current enrollment in an undergraduate or graduate program of study; specialization in human resources, business administration, or a related field preferred
- General knowledge of and interest in human resources concepts and terminology
- Excellent interpersonal, verbal, and written communications skills
- Resourceful in performing research on the internet and through other channels
- Well organized, detail-oriented, and able to maintain confidentiality and exercise discretion
Location and Hours
- The internship will follow a hybrid work model, with some work conducted remotely and some in our office located in Midtown, Manhattan.
- We welcome applications from candidates located out of state.
- Hours can be flexible to accommodate different types of schedules.
- The internship will commence in June with at least a 12-week commitment.
How to Apply
Please email a cover letter and resume to resumes@phr.org. Include “Human Resources Intern, Summer 2025” in the subject line. Please include in your cover letter the number of weekly hours you would be able to commit to the internship.
Capacity Development, Research Methods, and MEL Intern (Arabic-Speaking)
Physicians for Human Rights (PHR), which shared in the Nobel Peace Prize in 1997, is a U.S.-based international advocacy organization working at the intersection of medicine, science, and law. With a global network of thousands of medical, scientific, and legal experts, PHR uses the power of medical and scientific evidence to document human rights and humanitarian law violations and prevent abuses, protect survivors, and promote justice and universal human rights for all.
Building upon its highly respected place in the field, and supported by a committed and talented team, PHR seeks for interns to join PHR’s Capacity Development, Research Methods, and MEL Team.
Location: New York, New York (hybrid) or remote
Reports to: Program Officer and Deputy Director, Capacity Development
Organizational Overview
Physicians for Human Rights was founded in 1986 by five physicians who were united in the belief that health professionals, with their specialized skills, ethical duties, and credible voices, are uniquely positioned to prevent harm and promote respect for human rights. Since its founding, PHR has built a long and distinguished record of accomplishment by conducting groundbreaking investigations and advocacy, in concert with strategic partners.
PHR’s approach includes extensive documentation of the use of illegal and inhumane weapons in armed conflicts, attacks on civilians, and the physical and psychological impacts of torture and sexual violence as a weapon of war. Other core activities include protecting the rights of those seeking asylum in the United States, the human rights implications of the COVID-19 pandemic, and halting attacks on medical facilities and frontline health professionals.
Internship Description
This internship is ideal for a student interested in a career in international law or public health. The internship will provide an opportunity for students or recent graduates to gain hands-on experience in the intersection of human rights, research, capacity development, and program evaluation. Interns will contribute to the development and implementation of research and M&E strategies, as well as participate in critical data collection and analysis efforts that support PHR’s mission of advancing human rights and healthcare access globally.
The ideal candidate will have a strong interest in human rights, research methodology, and the evaluation of programmatic impact. They will have the opportunity to work alongside a multidisciplinary team of professionals who are deeply committed to advancing social justice and public health issues. This internship will offer exposure to the workings of a dynamic human rights organization and provide the intern with a comprehensive understanding of how M&E and research are integral to the success of global health and advocacy programs.
Duties and Responsibilities
Capacity Development
- Assist in creating and formatting training materials and resources to build capacity within PHR’s team and local partners.
- Help evaluate the effectiveness of capacity development programs through surveys and feedback tools.
Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning
- Assist in the design and implementation of MEL frameworks for ongoing and upcoming PHR projects.
- Contribute to the development of indicators, tools, and mechanisms for assessing project outcomes and impacts.
- Support in preparing M&E-related documentation, including evaluation reports and data summaries.
Tools and Resources Generation
- Support the compilation of a repository of relevant resources for trainees, ensuring easy access and up-to-date information.
- Support with designing new tools to enhance learning experiences and improve training efficiency.
- Collaborate with different teams to gather and incorporate feedback into resource development.
- Evaluate the effectiveness of tools and resources, making improvements as needed to meet trainee needs.
Qualifications and Experience
- Fluency in Arabic required
- Current enrollment in an undergraduate or graduate program; course of study in international development/relations, public policy, law, human rights, or related field preferred, but not required
- Strong interest in and commitment to human rights
- Ability to maintain confidentiality while working with sensitive human rights data is a must
- Excellent communications skills
- Resourceful in performing research on the internet and through other channels
- Well organized, detail-oriented, and able to exercise discretion
Location and Hours
- The internship will follow a hybrid work model, with some work conducted remotely and some in our office located in Midtown, Manhattan for applicants based in NYC.
- We welcome applications from candidates located out of state.
- Hours can be flexible to accommodate different types of schedules.
- The internship will commence in June with at least a 12-week commitment.
How to Apply
Please send a cover letter and resume, to resumes@phr.org. Include “Capacity Development Intern, Summer 2025” in the subject line. Please include in your cover letter the number of weekly hours you would be able to commit to the internship.