Our programs have garnered local and national acclaim, including awards for public health innovation. We proudly operate Open Door Health, Rhode Island’s first LGBTQ+ clinic, and Food on the Move, a leading mobile produce program. We also spearhead the Nourish RI coalition to boost healthy eating through SNAP incentives and run a major Ryan White HIV treatment program. Our diverse initiatives tackle food insecurity, nutrition, HCV, HIV, STDs, and more, all aimed at reducing health disparities and improving community well-being.
Under general supervision by the Clinical Manager, and in accordance with established policies and procedures, the Medical Assistant will perform clinical and administrative tasks that reflect the age-specific needs of the geriatric, adult, and adolescent patient.
Patient navigation in the primary care setting refers to the assistance offered to healthcare consumers to help them access and then chart a course through the healthcare system and overcome any barriers to quality care.
At the Rhode Island Public Health Institute (RIPHI), we are dedicated to training the next generation of public health leaders. Our internships provide hands-on experience, mentorship, and skill-building opportunities for students passionate about improving health equity and community well-being.
Our internships are designed to offer:
Ready to get started? Explore available opportunities through the NEPHTC website and take the first step in your public health career with us!
There are two ways to apply for an internship at RIPHI:
We’ll reach out to set up an interview.