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Who We Are

We're HealthCorps - a national non-profit organization committed to improving lives by addressing health challenges in communities through programming that includes innovative and engaging experiences for teens in education, leadership, and service learning. At the heart of our model in near-peer mentorship: we partner with local colleges and universities to deploy college-age mentors into schools, where they connect with students in a way that few others can, as relatable role models who inspire teens to become change agents within their families, schools and neighborhoods. Our program is grounded in the understanding that limited access to health education can lead to a lifetime of social, emotional, and physical challenges.

Our values drive the work we do here at HealthCorps. We are mission-obsessed, have an entrepreneurial mindset, value that our people are our power, know that teamwork makes the dream work, and believe that there is empowerment in influencing change, both within our teams as well as the communities we serve.

Where You Fit In

HealthCorps reaches tens of thousands of students every year, learning about nutrition, mental health, and fitness from our college mentors. This new role is the connective tissue between curriculum design and program delivery — ensuring what we build lands with the mentors who deliver it and the students they serve.

Our curriculum team builds great health education content, and our college mentors, supported by their Regional Manager, bring it to life with students. As HealthCorps' Learning & Development Specialist, you'll own the mentor training and development experience and collaborate across departments to keep it best-in-class. You'll coach mentors to be confident, skilled facilitators of the curriculum. You'll also build their fluency in the program administration that surrounds it: activity logs, proof of programming, photos and stories, and site communication. You'll partner with our curriculum team to pressure-test activities before they hit the field, so what we ask mentors to deliver is realistic given the time, setting, and training they have. Mentors work across both classroom and club-based settings with middle and high school students, each with their own dynamics and engagement levels, and our training needs to account for all of it.

This role is also a professional development engine for our mentors, many of whom are pre-health students heading into careers in medicine, public health, and healthcare. The coaching and training you provide will shape not just their time at HealthCorps, but how they show up as future healthcare professionals.

You'll report to the Manager of Mentor Experience and partner closely with our curriculum, program, and evaluation teams.

What You'll Do

Drive Mentor Training & Development

• Design and deliver onboarding that prepares mentors for the range of settings they'll work in how to run a great session, engage students across various ages, and handle the unexpected across both larger classroom environments and smaller club settings.
• Build ongoing professional development that supports mentors' ability to deliver the program with growing ease and mastery including office hours, live monthly sessions, and coaching check-ins.
• Develop practical, mentor-ready resources (videos, how-to guides, templates, quick-reference sheets) built for how mentors work.
  
  

Partner with Curriculum and Program Teams

• Review new lesson plans and activities before rollout: Is this clear? Will mentors have the right supplies? Does it fit a 60-minute period?
• Provide feedback that helps the curriculum team design for real-world implementation.
• Translate curriculum into mentor-ready training: turn the lesson plan into the "here's how you actually run this" version.
• Partner with Regional Program Managers who directly supervise mentors. You provide the training tools; they provide local support and accountability.
• Work with the data team to understand what's working and what's not: which activities are mentors struggling with? Where do fidelity scores dip?
  
  

Reach College-Aged Mentors Where They Are

• Design training that fits how college students consume content: short videos, push notifications, text-based tips, interactive modules.
• Experiment with new formats, from a mentor training podcast to a quick-tip video series to LMS modules.
• Stay current on what motivates and engages this generation of mentors; what worked five years ago doesn't necessarily work now.
  
  

Get Out in the Field

• Spend roughly 10-15% of your time observing mentors, talking with them about their experience, and using what you learn to make training more practical, more useful, and more responsive to what they actually need.
  
  

Requirements

What You'll Do

Drive Mentor Training & Development

• Design and deliver onboarding that prepares mentors for the range of settings they'll work in how to run a great session, engage students across various ages, and handle the unexpected across both larger classroom environments and smaller club settings.
• Build ongoing professional development that supports mentors' ability to deliver the program with growing ease and mastery including office hours, live monthly sessions, and coaching check-ins.
• Develop practical, mentor-ready resources (videos, how-to guides, templates, quick-reference sheets) built for how mentors work.
  
  

Partner with Curriculum and Program Teams

• Review new lesson plans and activities before rollout: Is this clear? Will mentors have the right supplies? Does it fit a 60-minute period?
• Provide feedback that helps the curriculum team design for real-world implementation.
• Translate curriculum into mentor-ready training: turn the lesson plan into the "here's how you actually run this" version.
• Partner with Regional Program Managers who directly supervise mentors. You provide the training tools; they provide local support and accountability.
• Work with the data team to understand what's working and what's not: which activities are mentors struggling with? Where do fidelity scores dip?
  
  

Reach College-Aged Mentors Where They Are

• Design training that fits how college students consume content: short videos, push notifications, text-based tips, interactive modules.
• Experiment with new formats, from a mentor training podcast to a quick-tip video series to LMS modules.
• Stay current on what motivates and engages this generation of mentors; what worked five years ago doesn't necessarily work now.
  
  

Get Out in the Field

• Spend roughly 10-15% of your time observing mentors, talking with them about their experience, and using what you learn to make training more practical, more useful, and more responsive to what they actually need
  
  

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in a related field or equivalent experience, plus 3+ years of hands-on experience in education, instructional design, curriculum development, youth development, training and coaching, public health or related field.
• Familiarity with instructional design frameworks and the ability to apply them to real-world, time-constrained training contexts.
• Demonstrated ability to work with young adults, particularly college students, and meet them where they are.
• Experience working across varied learning environments or age groups is a plus.
• Tech-savvy: comfortable with learning management systems (LearnUpon experience a plus), able to create and edit video, familiar with design tools such as Canva, and quick to pick up new platforms.
• Ability to travel nationally as needed (estimated 10-15% of travel).
  
  

Skillset

• Passion for youth development, health education, or addressing health disparities in community settings.
• Creative problem-solver: when something isn't working, you generate options, not just observations.
• Apply instructional design principles practically: you understand how adults and young adults learn.
• Strong facilitation skills, with the ability to lead live training, host office hours, and keep people engaged (including over Zoom/Teams).
• Skilled at giving feedback that's both honest and supportive; able to coach someone to improve without crushing their confidence.
• Collaborative communicator who manages up and out effectively; knows when to check in, when to loop people in, and when to make the call.
• Thrives in build-from-scratch environments; energized rather than stressed by ambiguity.
• Growth mindset; model learning and adaptability for the mentors you train.
  
  

Physical Requirements

• Prolonged periods of sitting at a desk and working on a computer.
• Ability to travel nationally as needed (estimated 10-15% of travel).
• Must be able to lift up to 15 pounds at times.
  
  

Success in This Role Looks Like

• Mentors feel confident, prepared, and supported as facilitators.
• Curriculum rollouts are smooth because mentors know how to implement new content.
• Program fidelity scores improve because facilitators are better trained and better supported.
• Mentor retention rises because people feel set up for success.
• The curriculum team has a trusted thought partner who helps them design implementation, not just ideation.
• Regional Program Managers have high-quality training resources they can point mentors
  
  

Benefits

Additional Position Details

  This is a full-time, salaried position of $50,000-$55,000 and you will be offered a comprehensive benefits package. Yearly compensation for the role depends on a number of factors, including a candidate's qualifications, skills, competencies, experience, and location.  

Because we operate across multiple states, compensation is aligned with applicable federal, state, and local requirements, including salary thresholds where applicable. Slight preference given to candidates that live in one of our hub areas: Philadelphia, PA, Pittsburgh, PA, Phoenix, AZ, Tucson, AZ, Flagstaff, AZ, Houston, TX

This is a remote position, though occasional evening hours and some overnight travel throughout the year may be required.

Benefits

At HealthCorps, we believe our team members are our greatest asset. That's why full-time employees enjoy a comprehensive benefits package designed to support your health, financial security, and overall well-being. Our offerings include:

• Generous Paid Time Off (PTO) to relax, recharge, and take care of what matters most
• Medical, Dental & Vision Insurance to keep you and your family healthy
• Life Insurance coverage for added peace of mind
• A 401(k) with company match to help you plan for the future
• Additional ancillary benefits tailored to fit your lifestyle and needs
  
  

Plus, HealthCorps proudly recognizes and observes most federal holidays, giving you even more opportunities to rest and connect outside of work.

HealthCorps, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer. HealthCorps provides equal employment opportunities (EEO) to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, or genetics, and in compliance with all state and federal law requirements. 

HealthCorps, Inc. complies with applicable state and local laws governing nondiscrimination in employment in every location in which the company has facilities. This policy applies to all terms and conditions of employment, including recruiting, hiring, placement, promotion, termination, layoff, recall, transfer, leaves of absence, compensation, and training. 

HealthCorps, Inc. reserves the right to conduct background investigations and/or reference checks on all its potential employees. Your job offer is contingent upon a clearance of a background investigation and/or reference check. 

Note: HealthCorps reserves the right to assign additional duties, as needed. All HealthCorps employees are encouraged to be flexible and responsive to changes in scope of duties.

Who We Are

We're HealthCorps - a national non-profit organization committed to improving lives by addressing health challenges in communities through programming that includes innovative and engaging experiences for teens in education, leadership, and service learning. At the heart of our model in near-peer mentorship: we partner with local colleges and universities to deploy college-age mentors into schools, where they connect with students in a way that few others can, as relatable role models who inspire teens to become change agents within their families, schools and neighborhoods. Our program is grounded in the understanding that limited access to health education can lead to a lifetime of social, emotional, and physical challenges.

Our values drive the work we do here at HealthCorps. We are mission-obsessed, have an entrepreneurial mindset, value that our people are our power, know that teamwork makes the dream work, and believe that there is empowerment in influencing change, both within our teams as well as the communities we serve.

Where You Fit In

HealthCorps reaches tens of thousands of students every year, learning about nutrition, mental health, and fitness from our college mentors. This new role is the connective tissue between curriculum design and program delivery — ensuring what we build lands with the mentors who deliver it and the students they serve.

Our curriculum team builds great health education content, and our college mentors, supported by their Regional Manager, bring it to life with students. As HealthCorps' Learning & Development Specialist, you'll own the mentor training and development experience and collaborate across departments to keep it best-in-class. You'll coach mentors to be confident, skilled facilitators of the curriculum. You'll also build their fluency in the program administration that surrounds it: activity logs, proof of programming, photos and stories, and site communication. You'll partner with our curriculum team to pressure-test activities before they hit the field, so what we ask mentors to deliver is realistic given the time, setting, and training they have. Mentors work across both classroom and club-based settings with middle and high school students, each with their own dynamics and engagement levels, and our training needs to account for all of it.

This role is also a professional development engine for our mentors, many of whom are pre-health students heading into careers in medicine, public health, and healthcare. The coaching and training you provide will shape not just their time at HealthCorps, but how they show up as future healthcare professionals.

You'll report to the Manager of Mentor Experience and partner closely with our curriculum, program, and evaluation teams.

What You'll Do

Drive Mentor Training & Development

• Design and deliver onboarding that prepares mentors for the range of settings they'll work in how to run a great session, engage students across various ages, and handle the unexpected across both larger classroom environments and smaller club settings.
• Build ongoing professional development that supports mentors' ability to deliver the program with growing ease and mastery including office hours, live monthly sessions, and coaching check-ins.
• Develop practical, mentor-ready resources (videos, how-to guides, templates, quick-reference sheets) built for how mentors work.
  
  

Partner with Curriculum and Program Teams

• Review new lesson plans and activities before rollout: Is this clear? Will mentors have the right supplies? Does it fit a 60-minute period?
• Provide feedback that helps the curriculum team design for real-world implementation.
• Translate curriculum into mentor-ready training: turn the lesson plan into the "here's how you actually run this" version.
• Partner with Regional Program Managers who directly supervise mentors. You provide the training tools; they provide local support and accountability.
• Work with the data team to understand what's working and what's not: which activities are mentors struggling with? Where do fidelity scores dip?
  
  

Reach College-Aged Mentors Where They Are

• Design training that fits how college students consume content: short videos, push notifications, text-based tips, interactive modules.
• Experiment with new formats, from a mentor training podcast to a quick-tip video series to LMS modules.
• Stay current on what motivates and engages this generation of mentors; what worked five years ago doesn't necessarily work now.
  
  

Get Out in the Field

• Spend roughly 10-15% of your time observing mentors, talking with them about their experience, and using what you learn to make training more practical, more useful, and more responsive to what they actually need.
  
  

Requirements

What You'll Do

Drive Mentor Training & Development

• Design and deliver onboarding that prepares mentors for the range of settings they'll work in how to run a great session, engage students across various ages, and handle the unexpected across both larger classroom environments and smaller club settings.
• Build ongoing professional development that supports mentors' ability to deliver the program with growing ease and mastery including office hours, live monthly sessions, and coaching check-ins.
• Develop practical, mentor-ready resources (videos, how-to guides, templates, quick-reference sheets) built for how mentors work.
  
  

Partner with Curriculum and Program Teams

• Review new lesson plans and activities before rollout: Is this clear? Will mentors have the right supplies? Does it fit a 60-minute period?
• Provide feedback that helps the curriculum team design for real-world implementation.
• Translate curriculum into mentor-ready training: turn the lesson plan into the "here's how you actually run this" version.
• Partner with Regional Program Managers who directly supervise mentors. You provide the training tools; they provide local support and accountability.
• Work with the data team to understand what's working and what's not: which activities are mentors struggling with? Where do fidelity scores dip?
  
  

Reach College-Aged Mentors Where They Are

• Design training that fits how college students consume content: short videos, push notifications, text-based tips, interactive modules.
• Experiment with new formats, from a mentor training podcast to a quick-tip video series to LMS modules.
• Stay current on what motivates and engages this generation of mentors; what worked five years ago doesn't necessarily work now.
  
  

Get Out in the Field

• Spend roughly 10-15% of your time observing mentors, talking with them about their experience, and using what you learn to make training more practical, more useful, and more responsive to what they actually need
  
  

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in a related field or equivalent experience, plus 3+ years of hands-on experience in education, instructional design, curriculum development, youth development, training and coaching, public health or related field.
• Familiarity with instructional design frameworks and the ability to apply them to real-world, time-constrained training contexts.
• Demonstrated ability to work with young adults, particularly college students, and meet them where they are.
• Experience working across varied learning environments or age groups is a plus.
• Tech-savvy: comfortable with learning management systems (LearnUpon experience a plus), able to create and edit video, familiar with design tools such as Canva, and quick to pick up new platforms.
• Ability to travel nationally as needed (estimated 10-15% of travel).
  
  

Skillset

• Passion for youth development, health education, or addressing health disparities in community settings.
• Creative problem-solver: when something isn't working, you generate options, not just observations.
• Apply instructional design principles practically: you understand how adults and young adults learn.
• Strong facilitation skills, with the ability to lead live training, host office hours, and keep people engaged (including over Zoom/Teams).
• Skilled at giving feedback that's both honest and supportive; able to coach someone to improve without crushing their confidence.
• Collaborative communicator who manages up and out effectively; knows when to check in, when to loop people in, and when to make the call.
• Thrives in build-from-scratch environments; energized rather than stressed by ambiguity.
• Growth mindset; model learning and adaptability for the mentors you train.
  
  

Physical Requirements

• Prolonged periods of sitting at a desk and working on a computer.
• Ability to travel nationally as needed (estimated 10-15% of travel).
• Must be able to lift up to 15 pounds at times.
  
  

Success in This Role Looks Like

• Mentors feel confident, prepared, and supported as facilitators.
• Curriculum rollouts are smooth because mentors know how to implement new content.
• Program fidelity scores improve because facilitators are better trained and better supported.
• Mentor retention rises because people feel set up for success.
• The curriculum team has a trusted thought partner who helps them design implementation, not just ideation.
• Regional Program Managers have high-quality training resources they can point mentors
  
  

Benefits

Additional Position Details

  This is a full-time, salaried position of $50,000-$55,000 and you will be offered a comprehensive benefits package. Yearly compensation for the role depends on a number of factors, including a candidate's qualifications, skills, competencies, experience, and location.  

Because we operate across multiple states, compensation is aligned with applicable federal, state, and local requirements, including salary thresholds where applicable. Slight preference given to candidates that live in one of our hub areas: Philadelphia, PA, Pittsburgh, PA, Phoenix, AZ, Tucson, AZ, Flagstaff, AZ, Houston, TX

This is a remote position, though occasional evening hours and some overnight travel throughout the year may be required.

Benefits

At HealthCorps, we believe our team members are our greatest asset. That's why full-time employees enjoy a comprehensive benefits package designed to support your health, financial security, and overall well-being. Our offerings include:

• Generous Paid Time Off (PTO) to relax, recharge, and take care of what matters most
• Medical, Dental & Vision Insurance to keep you and your family healthy
• Life Insurance coverage for added peace of mind
• A 401(k) with company match to help you plan for the future
• Additional ancillary benefits tailored to fit your lifestyle and needs
  
  

Plus, HealthCorps proudly recognizes and observes most federal holidays, giving you even more opportunities to rest and connect outside of work.

HealthCorps, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer. HealthCorps provides equal employment opportunities (EEO) to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, or genetics, and in compliance with all state and federal law requirements. 

HealthCorps, Inc. complies with applicable state and local laws governing nondiscrimination in employment in every location in which the company has facilities. This policy applies to all terms and conditions of employment, including recruiting, hiring, placement, promotion, termination, layoff, recall, transfer, leaves of absence, compensation, and training. 

HealthCorps, Inc. reserves the right to conduct background investigations and/or reference checks on all its potential employees. Your job offer is contingent upon a clearance of a background investigation and/or reference check. 

Note: HealthCorps reserves the right to assign additional duties, as needed. All HealthCorps employees are encouraged to be flexible and responsive to changes in scope of duties.

Who We Are

We're HealthCorps - a national non-profit organization committed to improving lives by addressing health challenges in communities through programming that includes innovative and engaging experiences for teens in education, leadership, and service learning. At the heart of our model in near-peer mentorship: we partner with local colleges and universities to deploy college-age mentors into schools, where they connect with students in a way that few others can, as relatable role models who inspire teens to become change agents within their families, schools and neighborhoods. Our program is grounded in the understanding that limited access to health education can lead to a lifetime of social, emotional, and physical challenges.

Our values drive the work we do here at HealthCorps. We are mission-obsessed, have an entrepreneurial mindset, value that our people are our power, know that teamwork makes the dream work, and believe that there is empowerment in influencing change, both within our teams as well as the communities we serve.

Where You Fit In

HealthCorps reaches tens of thousands of students every year, learning about nutrition, mental health, and fitness from our college mentors. This new role is the connective tissue between curriculum design and program delivery — ensuring what we build lands with the mentors who deliver it and the students they serve.

Our curriculum team builds great health education content, and our college mentors, supported by their Regional Manager, bring it to life with students. As HealthCorps' Learning & Development Specialist, you'll own the mentor training and development experience and collaborate across departments to keep it best-in-class. You'll coach mentors to be confident, skilled facilitators of the curriculum. You'll also build their fluency in the program administration that surrounds it: activity logs, proof of programming, photos and stories, and site communication. You'll partner with our curriculum team to pressure-test activities before they hit the field, so what we ask mentors to deliver is realistic given the time, setting, and training they have. Mentors work across both classroom and club-based settings with middle and high school students, each with their own dynamics and engagement levels, and our training needs to account for all of it.

This role is also a professional development engine for our mentors, many of whom are pre-health students heading into careers in medicine, public health, and healthcare. The coaching and training you provide will shape not just their time at HealthCorps, but how they show up as future healthcare professionals.

You'll report to the Manager of Mentor Experience and partner closely with our curriculum, program, and evaluation teams.

What You'll Do

Drive Mentor Training & Development

• Design and deliver onboarding that prepares mentors for the range of settings they'll work in how to run a great session, engage students across various ages, and handle the unexpected across both larger classroom environments and smaller club settings.
• Build ongoing professional development that supports mentors' ability to deliver the program with growing ease and mastery including office hours, live monthly sessions, and coaching check-ins.
• Develop practical, mentor-ready resources (videos, how-to guides, templates, quick-reference sheets) built for how mentors work.
  
  

Partner with Curriculum and Program Teams

• Review new lesson plans and activities before rollout: Is this clear? Will mentors have the right supplies? Does it fit a 60-minute period?
• Provide feedback that helps the curriculum team design for real-world implementation.
• Translate curriculum into mentor-ready training: turn the lesson plan into the "here's how you actually run this" version.
• Partner with Regional Program Managers who directly supervise mentors. You provide the training tools; they provide local support and accountability.
• Work with the data team to understand what's working and what's not: which activities are mentors struggling with? Where do fidelity scores dip?
  
  

Reach College-Aged Mentors Where They Are

• Design training that fits how college students consume content: short videos, push notifications, text-based tips, interactive modules.
• Experiment with new formats, from a mentor training podcast to a quick-tip video series to LMS modules.
• Stay current on what motivates and engages this generation of mentors; what worked five years ago doesn't necessarily work now.
  
  

Get Out in the Field

• Spend roughly 10-15% of your time observing mentors, talking with them about their experience, and using what you learn to make training more practical, more useful, and more responsive to what they actually need.
  
  

Requirements

What You'll Do

Drive Mentor Training & Development

• Design and deliver onboarding that prepares mentors for the range of settings they'll work in how to run a great session, engage students across various ages, and handle the unexpected across both larger classroom environments and smaller club settings.
• Build ongoing professional development that supports mentors' ability to deliver the program with growing ease and mastery including office hours, live monthly sessions, and coaching check-ins.
• Develop practical, mentor-ready resources (videos, how-to guides, templates, quick-reference sheets) built for how mentors work.
  
  

Partner with Curriculum and Program Teams

• Review new lesson plans and activities before rollout: Is this clear? Will mentors have the right supplies? Does it fit a 60-minute period?
• Provide feedback that helps the curriculum team design for real-world implementation.
• Translate curriculum into mentor-ready training: turn the lesson plan into the "here's how you actually run this" version.
• Partner with Regional Program Managers who directly supervise mentors. You provide the training tools; they provide local support and accountability.
• Work with the data team to understand what's working and what's not: which activities are mentors struggling with? Where do fidelity scores dip?
  
  

Reach College-Aged Mentors Where They Are

• Design training that fits how college students consume content: short videos, push notifications, text-based tips, interactive modules.
• Experiment with new formats, from a mentor training podcast to a quick-tip video series to LMS modules.
• Stay current on what motivates and engages this generation of mentors; what worked five years ago doesn't necessarily work now.
  
  

Get Out in the Field

• Spend roughly 10-15% of your time observing mentors, talking with them about their experience, and using what you learn to make training more practical, more useful, and more responsive to what they actually need
  
  

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in a related field or equivalent experience, plus 3+ years of hands-on experience in education, instructional design, curriculum development, youth development, training and coaching, public health or related field.
• Familiarity with instructional design frameworks and the ability to apply them to real-world, time-constrained training contexts.
• Demonstrated ability to work with young adults, particularly college students, and meet them where they are.
• Experience working across varied learning environments or age groups is a plus.
• Tech-savvy: comfortable with learning management systems (LearnUpon experience a plus), able to create and edit video, familiar with design tools such as Canva, and quick to pick up new platforms.
• Ability to travel nationally as needed (estimated 10-15% of travel).
  
  

Skillset

• Passion for youth development, health education, or addressing health disparities in community settings.
• Creative problem-solver: when something isn't working, you generate options, not just observations.
• Apply instructional design principles practically: you understand how adults and young adults learn.
• Strong facilitation skills, with the ability to lead live training, host office hours, and keep people engaged (including over Zoom/Teams).
• Skilled at giving feedback that's both honest and supportive; able to coach someone to improve without crushing their confidence.
• Collaborative communicator who manages up and out effectively; knows when to check in, when to loop people in, and when to make the call.
• Thrives in build-from-scratch environments; energized rather than stressed by ambiguity.
• Growth mindset; model learning and adaptability for the mentors you train.
  
  

Physical Requirements

• Prolonged periods of sitting at a desk and working on a computer.
• Ability to travel nationally as needed (estimated 10-15% of travel).
• Must be able to lift up to 15 pounds at times.
  
  

Success in This Role Looks Like

• Mentors feel confident, prepared, and supported as facilitators.
• Curriculum rollouts are smooth because mentors know how to implement new content.
• Program fidelity scores improve because facilitators are better trained and better supported.
• Mentor retention rises because people feel set up for success.
• The curriculum team has a trusted thought partner who helps them design implementation, not just ideation.
• Regional Program Managers have high-quality training resources they can point mentors
  
  

Benefits

Additional Position Details

  This is a full-time, salaried position of $50,000-$55,000 and you will be offered a comprehensive benefits package. Yearly compensation for the role depends on a number of factors, including a candidate's qualifications, skills, competencies, experience, and location.  

Because we operate across multiple states, compensation is aligned with applicable federal, state, and local requirements, including salary thresholds where applicable. Slight preference given to candidates that live in one of our hub areas: Philadelphia, PA, Pittsburgh, PA, Phoenix, AZ, Tucson, AZ, Flagstaff, AZ, Houston, TX

This is a remote position, though occasional evening hours and some overnight travel throughout the year may be required.

Benefits

At HealthCorps, we believe our team members are our greatest asset. That's why full-time employees enjoy a comprehensive benefits package designed to support your health, financial security, and overall well-being. Our offerings include:

• Generous Paid Time Off (PTO) to relax, recharge, and take care of what matters most
• Medical, Dental & Vision Insurance to keep you and your family healthy
• Life Insurance coverage for added peace of mind
• A 401(k) with company match to help you plan for the future
• Additional ancillary benefits tailored to fit your lifestyle and needs
  
  

Plus, HealthCorps proudly recognizes and observes most federal holidays, giving you even more opportunities to rest and connect outside of work.

HealthCorps, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer. HealthCorps provides equal employment opportunities (EEO) to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, or genetics, and in compliance with all state and federal law requirements. 

HealthCorps, Inc. complies with applicable state and local laws governing nondiscrimination in employment in every location in which the company has facilities. This policy applies to all terms and conditions of employment, including recruiting, hiring, placement, promotion, termination, layoff, recall, transfer, leaves of absence, compensation, and training. 

HealthCorps, Inc. reserves the right to conduct background investigations and/or reference checks on all its potential employees. Your job offer is contingent upon a clearance of a background investigation and/or reference check. 

Note: HealthCorps reserves the right to assign additional duties, as needed. All HealthCorps employees are encouraged to be flexible and responsive to changes in scope of duties.

Who We Are

We're HealthCorps - a national non-profit organization committed to improving lives by addressing health challenges in communities through programming that includes innovative and engaging experiences for teens in education, leadership, and service learning. At the heart of our model in near-peer mentorship: we partner with local colleges and universities to deploy college-age mentors into schools, where they connect with students in a way that few others can, as relatable role models who inspire teens to become change agents within their families, schools and neighborhoods. Our program is grounded in the understanding that limited access to health education can lead to a lifetime of social, emotional, and physical challenges.

Our values drive the work we do here at HealthCorps. We are mission-obsessed, have an entrepreneurial mindset, value that our people are our power, know that teamwork makes the dream work, and believe that there is empowerment in influencing change, both within our teams as well as the communities we serve.

Where You Fit In

HealthCorps reaches tens of thousands of students every year, learning about nutrition, mental health, and fitness from our college mentors. This new role is the connective tissue between curriculum design and program delivery — ensuring what we build lands with the mentors who deliver it and the students they serve.

Our curriculum team builds great health education content, and our college mentors, supported by their Regional Manager, bring it to life with students. As HealthCorps' Learning & Development Specialist, you'll own the mentor training and development experience and collaborate across departments to keep it best-in-class. You'll coach mentors to be confident, skilled facilitators of the curriculum. You'll also build their fluency in the program administration that surrounds it: activity logs, proof of programming, photos and stories, and site communication. You'll partner with our curriculum team to pressure-test activities before they hit the field, so what we ask mentors to deliver is realistic given the time, setting, and training they have. Mentors work across both classroom and club-based settings with middle and high school students, each with their own dynamics and engagement levels, and our training needs to account for all of it.

This role is also a professional development engine for our mentors, many of whom are pre-health students heading into careers in medicine, public health, and healthcare. The coaching and training you provide will shape not just their time at HealthCorps, but how they show up as future healthcare professionals.

You'll report to the Manager of Mentor Experience and partner closely with our curriculum, program, and evaluation teams.

What You'll Do

Drive Mentor Training & Development

• Design and deliver onboarding that prepares mentors for the range of settings they'll work in how to run a great session, engage students across various ages, and handle the unexpected across both larger classroom environments and smaller club settings.
• Build ongoing professional development that supports mentors' ability to deliver the program with growing ease and mastery including office hours, live monthly sessions, and coaching check-ins.
• Develop practical, mentor-ready resources (videos, how-to guides, templates, quick-reference sheets) built for how mentors work.
  
  

Partner with Curriculum and Program Teams

• Review new lesson plans and activities before rollout: Is this clear? Will mentors have the right supplies? Does it fit a 60-minute period?
• Provide feedback that helps the curriculum team design for real-world implementation.
• Translate curriculum into mentor-ready training: turn the lesson plan into the "here's how you actually run this" version.
• Partner with Regional Program Managers who directly supervise mentors. You provide the training tools; they provide local support and accountability.
• Work with the data team to understand what's working and what's not: which activities are mentors struggling with? Where do fidelity scores dip?
  
  

Reach College-Aged Mentors Where They Are

• Design training that fits how college students consume content: short videos, push notifications, text-based tips, interactive modules.
• Experiment with new formats, from a mentor training podcast to a quick-tip video series to LMS modules.
• Stay current on what motivates and engages this generation of mentors; what worked five years ago doesn't necessarily work now.
  
  

Get Out in the Field

• Spend roughly 10-15% of your time observing mentors, talking with them about their experience, and using what you learn to make training more practical, more useful, and more responsive to what they actually need.
  
  

Requirements

What You'll Do

Drive Mentor Training & Development

• Design and deliver onboarding that prepares mentors for the range of settings they'll work in how to run a great session, engage students across various ages, and handle the unexpected across both larger classroom environments and smaller club settings.
• Build ongoing professional development that supports mentors' ability to deliver the program with growing ease and mastery including office hours, live monthly sessions, and coaching check-ins.
• Develop practical, mentor-ready resources (videos, how-to guides, templates, quick-reference sheets) built for how mentors work.
  
  

Partner with Curriculum and Program Teams

• Review new lesson plans and activities before rollout: Is this clear? Will mentors have the right supplies? Does it fit a 60-minute period?
• Provide feedback that helps the curriculum team design for real-world implementation.
• Translate curriculum into mentor-ready training: turn the lesson plan into the "here's how you actually run this" version.
• Partner with Regional Program Managers who directly supervise mentors. You provide the training tools; they provide local support and accountability.
• Work with the data team to understand what's working and what's not: which activities are mentors struggling with? Where do fidelity scores dip?
  
  

Reach College-Aged Mentors Where They Are

• Design training that fits how college students consume content: short videos, push notifications, text-based tips, interactive modules.
• Experiment with new formats, from a mentor training podcast to a quick-tip video series to LMS modules.
• Stay current on what motivates and engages this generation of mentors; what worked five years ago doesn't necessarily work now.
  
  

Get Out in the Field

• Spend roughly 10-15% of your time observing mentors, talking with them about their experience, and using what you learn to make training more practical, more useful, and more responsive to what they actually need
  
  

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in a related field or equivalent experience, plus 3+ years of hands-on experience in education, instructional design, curriculum development, youth development, training and coaching, public health or related field.
• Familiarity with instructional design frameworks and the ability to apply them to real-world, time-constrained training contexts.
• Demonstrated ability to work with young adults, particularly college students, and meet them where they are.
• Experience working across varied learning environments or age groups is a plus.
• Tech-savvy: comfortable with learning management systems (LearnUpon experience a plus), able to create and edit video, familiar with design tools such as Canva, and quick to pick up new platforms.
• Ability to travel nationally as needed (estimated 10-15% of travel).
  
  

Skillset

• Passion for youth development, health education, or addressing health disparities in community settings.
• Creative problem-solver: when something isn't working, you generate options, not just observations.
• Apply instructional design principles practically: you understand how adults and young adults learn.
• Strong facilitation skills, with the ability to lead live training, host office hours, and keep people engaged (including over Zoom/Teams).
• Skilled at giving feedback that's both honest and supportive; able to coach someone to improve without crushing their confidence.
• Collaborative communicator who manages up and out effectively; knows when to check in, when to loop people in, and when to make the call.
• Thrives in build-from-scratch environments; energized rather than stressed by ambiguity.
• Growth mindset; model learning and adaptability for the mentors you train.
  
  

Physical Requirements

• Prolonged periods of sitting at a desk and working on a computer.
• Ability to travel nationally as needed (estimated 10-15% of travel).
• Must be able to lift up to 15 pounds at times.
  
  

Success in This Role Looks Like

• Mentors feel confident, prepared, and supported as facilitators.
• Curriculum rollouts are smooth because mentors know how to implement new content.
• Program fidelity scores improve because facilitators are better trained and better supported.
• Mentor retention rises because people feel set up for success.
• The curriculum team has a trusted thought partner who helps them design implementation, not just ideation.
• Regional Program Managers have high-quality training resources they can point mentors
  
  

Benefits

Additional Position Details

  This is a full-time, salaried position of $50,000-$55,000 and you will be offered a comprehensive benefits package. Yearly compensation for the role depends on a number of factors, including a candidate's qualifications, skills, competencies, experience, and location.  

Because we operate across multiple states, compensation is aligned with applicable federal, state, and local requirements, including salary thresholds where applicable. Slight preference given to candidates that live in one of our hub areas: Philadelphia, PA, Pittsburgh, PA, Phoenix, AZ, Tucson, AZ, Flagstaff, AZ, Houston, TX

This is a remote position, though occasional evening hours and some overnight travel throughout the year may be required.

Benefits

At HealthCorps, we believe our team members are our greatest asset. That's why full-time employees enjoy a comprehensive benefits package designed to support your health, financial security, and overall well-being. Our offerings include:

• Generous Paid Time Off (PTO) to relax, recharge, and take care of what matters most
• Medical, Dental & Vision Insurance to keep you and your family healthy
• Life Insurance coverage for added peace of mind
• A 401(k) with company match to help you plan for the future
• Additional ancillary benefits tailored to fit your lifestyle and needs
  
  

Plus, HealthCorps proudly recognizes and observes most federal holidays, giving you even more opportunities to rest and connect outside of work.

HealthCorps, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer. HealthCorps provides equal employment opportunities (EEO) to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, or genetics, and in compliance with all state and federal law requirements. 

HealthCorps, Inc. complies with applicable state and local laws governing nondiscrimination in employment in every location in which the company has facilities. This policy applies to all terms and conditions of employment, including recruiting, hiring, placement, promotion, termination, layoff, recall, transfer, leaves of absence, compensation, and training. 

HealthCorps, Inc. reserves the right to conduct background investigations and/or reference checks on all its potential employees. Your job offer is contingent upon a clearance of a background investigation and/or reference check. 

Note: HealthCorps reserves the right to assign additional duties, as needed. All HealthCorps employees are encouraged to be flexible and responsive to changes in scope of duties.

Headquarters: Miami, FL / Remote / Hybrid / Tampa, FL
URL: http://cgsfederal.com

Senior Accounting TechnicianEmployment Type: Full-Time, Mid-LevelDepartment: Finance
CGS is seeking a Senior Accounting Technician to join our team supporting the mission of a large federal agency. This position will entail a wide range of duties including management of accounts payable, reimbursement activity, collections, and account oversight.
CGS brings motivated, highly skilled, and creative people together to solve the government’s most dynamic problems with cutting-edge technology. To carry out our mission, we are seeking candidates who are excited to contribute to government innovation, appreciate collaboration, and can anticipate the needs of others. Here at CGS, we offer an environment in which our employees feel supported, and we encourage professional growth through various learning opportunities. Skills and attributes for success:- Adjustment of the payroll/labor transactions via re-org processing.- Correct and processes federal government travel in accordance with policies and regulations.· Verify, analyze, and maintain financial information used by the DOJ Office of the Comptroller.· Use various electronic software and databases, such as UFMS, JEDI and JEDI-2, SAFARI, E-2, and SAMS.gov, to analyze complex data sets.·  Use various software packages, databases, and online resources to record and retrieve financial data, particularly related to reimbursable and billing process.·Use a financial management system to track expenditures of multiple accounts.· Generate reconciliation reports from a financial management system and reconcile financial books /reports weekly.· Prepare financial reports and documentation for review and signature by DOJ Office of the Comptroller Management and numerous other U.S. Government agencies.·Assist and provide support to other sections of DOJ in UFMS transaction processing and provide suggestion in system errors resolutions.· Compose memorandums, referencing financial reports and activities, as well as letters to the outside vendors and agencies, as needed.· Composes and disseminates correspondence, prepares forms and financial documents, manage databases, maintains the office files, routes paperwork, schedules and assists with web conferences, prepares meeting room and office events.· Performs other duties, either as assigned or on own initiative, that are necessary for regular or special projects undertaken by the division.· Contributes to team efforts, as needed.
Qualifications:- Two-year degree in accounting or four-year degree in a related field (finance, business, banking, or economics) with 30 credit hours in accounting.- Knowledge of manual and automated accounting systems used by banking, financial and other institutions.- Experience working with commitments, obligations, and interagency reimbursement agreements.- Experience working with the quarterly review, accrual and closeout process.- Ability to provide analysis and technical support for a variety of financial activities.- Ability to identify and analyze change in budgetary and/or financial activities.- Ability to research and analyze financial data.- Must be a US Citizen upfront.- Must be able to obtain a Public Trust Clearance.
Ideally, you will also have:- UFSM, JEDI, SAFARI, E-2, and Excel proficiency.- Budgeting Cycle Management.- Financial Management.- Accounts payable (A/P) and Accounts receivable (A/R) management and processing.- Reimbursable agreements analysis and management.- Obligations processing and committed funds tracking.- Auditing and accounting services.- Cash flow analysis.- Statistical analysis.- Financial fraud-related research.- Electronic data acquisition and processing.- Systems analysis and administration.- Database user support.- Reporting.- Record Management.- Business legal compliance.- Special projects.- Analytical and critical thinking, time management and organization.- Excel proficiency with skills to include various formatting, sorting, and correction of data, and table manipulations, such as: Table array, Sum function, Max min function, Vlookup, Trim, Pivot table, Arithmetical formulas.
Our Commitment:Contact Government Services (CGS) strives to simplify and enhance government bureaucracy through the optimization of human, technical, and financial resources. We combine cutting-edge technology with world-class personnel to deliver customized solutions that fit our client’s specific needs. We are committed to solving the most challenging and dynamic problems.
For the past seven years, we’ve been growing our government contracting portfolio, and along the way, we’ve created valuable partnerships by demonstrating a commitment to honesty, professionalism, and quality work.
Here at CGS we value honesty through hard work and self-awareness, professionalism in all we do, and to deliver the best quality to our consumers mending those relations for years to come.
We care about our employees. Therefore, we offer a comprehensive benefits package.-         Health, Dental, and Vision-         Life Insurance-         401k-         Flexible Spending Account (Health, Dependent Care, and Commuter)-         Paid Time Off and Observance of State/Federal Holidays
Contact Government Services, LLC is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Applicants will be considered without regard to their race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or status as a protected veteran.
Join our team and become part of government innovation!
Explore additional job opportunities with CGS on our Job Board:https://cgsfederal.com/join-our-team/
For more information about CGS please visit: https://www.cgsfederal.com or contact:Email: [email protected]
#CJ$87,360 - $126,186.67 a yearWe may use artificial intelligence (AI) tools to support parts of the hiring process, such as reviewing applications, analyzing resumes, or assessing responses. These tools assist our recruitment team but do not replace human judgment. Final hiring decisions are ultimately made by humans. If you would like more information about how your data is processed, please contact us.

To apply: https://weworkremotely.com/remote-jobs/contact-government-services-senior-accounting-technician

Headquarters: Remote
URL: http://missionloans.com

Mission Loans is looking for Remote Retail Loan Officers to join our growing  team. This is an exciting opportunity for motivated professionals who thrive on building strong relationships with realtors and referral partners, self-generating leads, and managing the loan process from first contact to closing. Whether you’re an experienced licensed originator or a highly driven individual, we are willing to train you and provide the tools, support, and resources to help you grow your business and succeed in a fast-paced, dynamic environment. Your mission is to deliver a best-in-class customer experience by guiding clients through the mortgage process, helping them choose the right loan product, and ensuring on-time closings.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Proactively self-generate mortgage leads through networking, prospecting, and relationship development.
• Cultivate and maintain a strong network of realtors, builders, and other referral sources to drive new purchase business.
• Guide borrowers through every step of the loan process with professionalism and clear communication.
• Analyze borrower credit, income, and assets to recommend appropriate loan products.
• Collaborate closely with processing, underwriting, and closing teams to ensure timely and compliant loan closings.
• Stay current on mortgage products, lending guidelines, and market trends.
• Represent the company at community and industry events to expand visibility and grow your referral network.

QUALIFICATIONS:

• High school diploma or equivalent required; Bachelor’s degree in finance, business, or related field preferred.
• Active NMLS license and all required state licensing.
• Minimum 2 years of recent loan origination experience in a purchase-driven, self-sourced environment.
• Proven ability to build and maintain referral relationships that consistently generate funded volume.
• Strong understanding of Conventional, FHA, VA, USDA, and Jumbo products.
• Excellent sales, communication, and relationship-building skills.
• Proficient in loan origination systems (e.g., Byte, Encompass, or similar) and standard business software.
• Highly self-motivated and entrepreneurial — thrives working independently, managing daily activities, and driving results without direct supervision.
• Strong organizational skills with the ability to prioritize multiple files and meet deadlines in a fast-paced environment.
• Experience preferred but not required; training provided for motivated, high-potential candidates.

WHAT WE OFFER:

• Competitive commission-based compensation plan with high earning potential.
• Access to a broad portfolio of loan products and competitive pricing.
• Company paid marketing and operational support to help you scale your business.
• Strong, collaborative company culture focused on growth and customer experience.
• Industry
• Backed by exceptional operations support that ensures every file moves seamlessly from first touch to closing, fast, accurate, and always on time.
• Dedicated, company-paid marketing partner- an assigned expert to help you scale your business with open house materials, drip campaigns, text messaging, social media content, websites, co-branded resources, and more!
• Pre-qualification without impact- our soft credit pulls let you evaluate borrowers without affecting their credit score, helping you provide faster, more accurate guidance.

*This is a Commission-only position offering unlimited earning potential.

Notice to Agencies: Mission Loans, LLC. (the "Company") has an internal recruiting department. Mission Loans, LLC may supplement that internal capability from time to time with assistance from temporary staffing agencies, placement services, and professional recruiters ("Agency"). Agencies are hereby specifically directed NOT to contact Mission Loans, LLC. employees directly in an attempt to present candidates. The Company’s policy is for the internal recruiting team or other authorized personnel to present ALL candidates to hiring managers. Any unsolicited resumes sent to Mission Loans, LLC. from a third party, such as an Agency, including unsolicited resumes sent to a Company mailing address, fax machine, or email address, directly to Company employees, or to the resume database, will be considered Company property. Mission Loans, LLC. will NOT pay a fee for any placement resulting from the receipt of an unsolicited resume. Mission Loans, LLC., will consider any candidate for whom an Agency has submitted an unsolicited resume to have been referred by the Agency free of any charges or fees.

Mission Loans, LLC., is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer. Mission Loans does not discriminate based on race, color, gender, disability, veteran status, military status, religion, age, creed, national origin, sexual identity or expression, sexual orientation, marital status, genetic information, or any other basis prohibited by local, state, or federal law.



#LI-CP1

To apply: https://weworkremotely.com/remote-jobs/mission-loans-retail-loan-officer

Who We Are

We're HealthCorps - a national non-profit organization committed to improving lives by addressing health challenges in communities through programming that includes innovative and engaging experiences for teens in education, leadership, and service learning. At the heart of our model in near-peer mentorship: we partner with local colleges and universities to deploy college-age mentors into schools, where they connect with students in a way that few others can, as relatable role models who inspire teens to become change agents within their families, schools and neighborhoods. Our program is grounded in the understanding that limited access to health education can lead to a lifetime of social, emotional, and physical challenges.

Our values drive the work we do here at HealthCorps. We are mission-obsessed, have an entrepreneurial mindset, value that our people are our power, know that teamwork makes the dream work, and believe that there is empowerment in influencing change, both within our teams as well as the communities we serve.

Where You Fit In

HealthCorps reaches tens of thousands of students every year, learning about nutrition, mental health, and fitness from our college mentors. This new role is the connective tissue between curriculum design and program delivery — ensuring what we build lands with the mentors who deliver it and the students they serve.

Our curriculum team builds great health education content, and our college mentors, supported by their Regional Manager, bring it to life with students. As HealthCorps' Learning & Development Specialist, you'll own the mentor training and development experience and collaborate across departments to keep it best-in-class. You'll coach mentors to be confident, skilled facilitators of the curriculum. You'll also build their fluency in the program administration that surrounds it: activity logs, proof of programming, photos and stories, and site communication. You'll partner with our curriculum team to pressure-test activities before they hit the field, so what we ask mentors to deliver is realistic given the time, setting, and training they have. Mentors work across both classroom and club-based settings with middle and high school students, each with their own dynamics and engagement levels, and our training needs to account for all of it.

This role is also a professional development engine for our mentors, many of whom are pre-health students heading into careers in medicine, public health, and healthcare. The coaching and training you provide will shape not just their time at HealthCorps, but how they show up as future healthcare professionals.

You'll report to the Manager of Mentor Experience and partner closely with our curriculum, program, and evaluation teams.

What You'll Do

Drive Mentor Training & Development

• Design and deliver onboarding that prepares mentors for the range of settings they'll work in how to run a great session, engage students across various ages, and handle the unexpected across both larger classroom environments and smaller club settings.
• Build ongoing professional development that supports mentors' ability to deliver the program with growing ease and mastery including office hours, live monthly sessions, and coaching check-ins.
• Develop practical, mentor-ready resources (videos, how-to guides, templates, quick-reference sheets) built for how mentors work.
  
  

Partner with Curriculum and Program Teams

• Review new lesson plans and activities before rollout: Is this clear? Will mentors have the right supplies? Does it fit a 60-minute period?
• Provide feedback that helps the curriculum team design for real-world implementation.
• Translate curriculum into mentor-ready training: turn the lesson plan into the "here's how you actually run this" version.
• Partner with Regional Program Managers who directly supervise mentors. You provide the training tools; they provide local support and accountability.
• Work with the data team to understand what's working and what's not: which activities are mentors struggling with? Where do fidelity scores dip?
  
  

Reach College-Aged Mentors Where They Are

• Design training that fits how college students consume content: short videos, push notifications, text-based tips, interactive modules.
• Experiment with new formats, from a mentor training podcast to a quick-tip video series to LMS modules.
• Stay current on what motivates and engages this generation of mentors; what worked five years ago doesn't necessarily work now.
  
  

Get Out in the Field

• Spend roughly 10-15% of your time observing mentors, talking with them about their experience, and using what you learn to make training more practical, more useful, and more responsive to what they actually need.
  
  

Requirements

What You'll Do

Drive Mentor Training & Development

• Design and deliver onboarding that prepares mentors for the range of settings they'll work in how to run a great session, engage students across various ages, and handle the unexpected across both larger classroom environments and smaller club settings.
• Build ongoing professional development that supports mentors' ability to deliver the program with growing ease and mastery including office hours, live monthly sessions, and coaching check-ins.
• Develop practical, mentor-ready resources (videos, how-to guides, templates, quick-reference sheets) built for how mentors work.
  
  

Partner with Curriculum and Program Teams

• Review new lesson plans and activities before rollout: Is this clear? Will mentors have the right supplies? Does it fit a 60-minute period?
• Provide feedback that helps the curriculum team design for real-world implementation.
• Translate curriculum into mentor-ready training: turn the lesson plan into the "here's how you actually run this" version.
• Partner with Regional Program Managers who directly supervise mentors. You provide the training tools; they provide local support and accountability.
• Work with the data team to understand what's working and what's not: which activities are mentors struggling with? Where do fidelity scores dip?
  
  

Reach College-Aged Mentors Where They Are

• Design training that fits how college students consume content: short videos, push notifications, text-based tips, interactive modules.
• Experiment with new formats, from a mentor training podcast to a quick-tip video series to LMS modules.
• Stay current on what motivates and engages this generation of mentors; what worked five years ago doesn't necessarily work now.
  
  

Get Out in the Field

• Spend roughly 10-15% of your time observing mentors, talking with them about their experience, and using what you learn to make training more practical, more useful, and more responsive to what they actually need
  
  

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in a related field or equivalent experience, plus 3+ years of hands-on experience in education, instructional design, curriculum development, youth development, training and coaching, public health or related field.
• Familiarity with instructional design frameworks and the ability to apply them to real-world, time-constrained training contexts.
• Demonstrated ability to work with young adults, particularly college students, and meet them where they are.
• Experience working across varied learning environments or age groups is a plus.
• Tech-savvy: comfortable with learning management systems (LearnUpon experience a plus), able to create and edit video, familiar with design tools such as Canva, and quick to pick up new platforms.
• Ability to travel nationally as needed (estimated 10-15% of travel).
  
  

Skillset

• Passion for youth development, health education, or addressing health disparities in community settings.
• Creative problem-solver: when something isn't working, you generate options, not just observations.
• Apply instructional design principles practically: you understand how adults and young adults learn.
• Strong facilitation skills, with the ability to lead live training, host office hours, and keep people engaged (including over Zoom/Teams).
• Skilled at giving feedback that's both honest and supportive; able to coach someone to improve without crushing their confidence.
• Collaborative communicator who manages up and out effectively; knows when to check in, when to loop people in, and when to make the call.
• Thrives in build-from-scratch environments; energized rather than stressed by ambiguity.
• Growth mindset; model learning and adaptability for the mentors you train.
  
  

Physical Requirements

• Prolonged periods of sitting at a desk and working on a computer.
• Ability to travel nationally as needed (estimated 10-15% of travel).
• Must be able to lift up to 15 pounds at times.
  
  

Success in This Role Looks Like

• Mentors feel confident, prepared, and supported as facilitators.
• Curriculum rollouts are smooth because mentors know how to implement new content.
• Program fidelity scores improve because facilitators are better trained and better supported.
• Mentor retention rises because people feel set up for success.
• The curriculum team has a trusted thought partner who helps them design implementation, not just ideation.
• Regional Program Managers have high-quality training resources they can point mentors
  
  

Benefits

Additional Position Details

  This is a full-time, salaried position of $50,000-$55,000 and you will be offered a comprehensive benefits package. Yearly compensation for the role depends on a number of factors, including a candidate's qualifications, skills, competencies, experience, and location.  

Because we operate across multiple states, compensation is aligned with applicable federal, state, and local requirements, including salary thresholds where applicable. Slight preference given to candidates that live in one of our hub areas: Philadelphia, PA, Pittsburgh, PA, Phoenix, AZ, Tucson, AZ, Flagstaff, AZ, Houston, TX

This is a remote position, though occasional evening hours and some overnight travel throughout the year may be required.

Benefits

At HealthCorps, we believe our team members are our greatest asset. That's why full-time employees enjoy a comprehensive benefits package designed to support your health, financial security, and overall well-being. Our offerings include:

• Generous Paid Time Off (PTO) to relax, recharge, and take care of what matters most
• Medical, Dental & Vision Insurance to keep you and your family healthy
• Life Insurance coverage for added peace of mind
• A 401(k) with company match to help you plan for the future
• Additional ancillary benefits tailored to fit your lifestyle and needs
  
  

Plus, HealthCorps proudly recognizes and observes most federal holidays, giving you even more opportunities to rest and connect outside of work.

HealthCorps, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer. HealthCorps provides equal employment opportunities (EEO) to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, or genetics, and in compliance with all state and federal law requirements. 

HealthCorps, Inc. complies with applicable state and local laws governing nondiscrimination in employment in every location in which the company has facilities. This policy applies to all terms and conditions of employment, including recruiting, hiring, placement, promotion, termination, layoff, recall, transfer, leaves of absence, compensation, and training. 

HealthCorps, Inc. reserves the right to conduct background investigations and/or reference checks on all its potential employees. Your job offer is contingent upon a clearance of a background investigation and/or reference check. 

Note: HealthCorps reserves the right to assign additional duties, as needed. All HealthCorps employees are encouraged to be flexible and responsive to changes in scope of duties.

Who We Are

We're HealthCorps - a national non-profit organization committed to improving lives by addressing health challenges in communities through programming that includes innovative and engaging experiences for teens in education, leadership, and service learning. At the heart of our model in near-peer mentorship: we partner with local colleges and universities to deploy college-age mentors into schools, where they connect with students in a way that few others can, as relatable role models who inspire teens to become change agents within their families, schools and neighborhoods. Our program is grounded in the understanding that limited access to health education can lead to a lifetime of social, emotional, and physical challenges.

Our values drive the work we do here at HealthCorps. We are mission-obsessed, have an entrepreneurial mindset, value that our people are our power, know that teamwork makes the dream work, and believe that there is empowerment in influencing change, both within our teams as well as the communities we serve.

Where You Fit In

HealthCorps reaches tens of thousands of students every year, learning about nutrition, mental health, and fitness from our college mentors. This new role is the connective tissue between curriculum design and program delivery — ensuring what we build lands with the mentors who deliver it and the students they serve.

Our curriculum team builds great health education content, and our college mentors, supported by their Regional Manager, bring it to life with students. As HealthCorps' Learning & Development Specialist, you'll own the mentor training and development experience and collaborate across departments to keep it best-in-class. You'll coach mentors to be confident, skilled facilitators of the curriculum. You'll also build their fluency in the program administration that surrounds it: activity logs, proof of programming, photos and stories, and site communication. You'll partner with our curriculum team to pressure-test activities before they hit the field, so what we ask mentors to deliver is realistic given the time, setting, and training they have. Mentors work across both classroom and club-based settings with middle and high school students, each with their own dynamics and engagement levels, and our training needs to account for all of it.

This role is also a professional development engine for our mentors, many of whom are pre-health students heading into careers in medicine, public health, and healthcare. The coaching and training you provide will shape not just their time at HealthCorps, but how they show up as future healthcare professionals.

You'll report to the Manager of Mentor Experience and partner closely with our curriculum, program, and evaluation teams.

What You'll Do

Drive Mentor Training & Development

• Design and deliver onboarding that prepares mentors for the range of settings they'll work in how to run a great session, engage students across various ages, and handle the unexpected across both larger classroom environments and smaller club settings.
• Build ongoing professional development that supports mentors' ability to deliver the program with growing ease and mastery including office hours, live monthly sessions, and coaching check-ins.
• Develop practical, mentor-ready resources (videos, how-to guides, templates, quick-reference sheets) built for how mentors work.
  
  

Partner with Curriculum and Program Teams

• Review new lesson plans and activities before rollout: Is this clear? Will mentors have the right supplies? Does it fit a 60-minute period?
• Provide feedback that helps the curriculum team design for real-world implementation.
• Translate curriculum into mentor-ready training: turn the lesson plan into the "here's how you actually run this" version.
• Partner with Regional Program Managers who directly supervise mentors. You provide the training tools; they provide local support and accountability.
• Work with the data team to understand what's working and what's not: which activities are mentors struggling with? Where do fidelity scores dip?
  
  

Reach College-Aged Mentors Where They Are

• Design training that fits how college students consume content: short videos, push notifications, text-based tips, interactive modules.
• Experiment with new formats, from a mentor training podcast to a quick-tip video series to LMS modules.
• Stay current on what motivates and engages this generation of mentors; what worked five years ago doesn't necessarily work now.
  
  

Get Out in the Field

• Spend roughly 10-15% of your time observing mentors, talking with them about their experience, and using what you learn to make training more practical, more useful, and more responsive to what they actually need.
  
  

Requirements

What You'll Do

Drive Mentor Training & Development

• Design and deliver onboarding that prepares mentors for the range of settings they'll work in how to run a great session, engage students across various ages, and handle the unexpected across both larger classroom environments and smaller club settings.
• Build ongoing professional development that supports mentors' ability to deliver the program with growing ease and mastery including office hours, live monthly sessions, and coaching check-ins.
• Develop practical, mentor-ready resources (videos, how-to guides, templates, quick-reference sheets) built for how mentors work.
  
  

Partner with Curriculum and Program Teams

• Review new lesson plans and activities before rollout: Is this clear? Will mentors have the right supplies? Does it fit a 60-minute period?
• Provide feedback that helps the curriculum team design for real-world implementation.
• Translate curriculum into mentor-ready training: turn the lesson plan into the "here's how you actually run this" version.
• Partner with Regional Program Managers who directly supervise mentors. You provide the training tools; they provide local support and accountability.
• Work with the data team to understand what's working and what's not: which activities are mentors struggling with? Where do fidelity scores dip?
  
  

Reach College-Aged Mentors Where They Are

• Design training that fits how college students consume content: short videos, push notifications, text-based tips, interactive modules.
• Experiment with new formats, from a mentor training podcast to a quick-tip video series to LMS modules.
• Stay current on what motivates and engages this generation of mentors; what worked five years ago doesn't necessarily work now.
  
  

Get Out in the Field

• Spend roughly 10-15% of your time observing mentors, talking with them about their experience, and using what you learn to make training more practical, more useful, and more responsive to what they actually need
  
  

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in a related field or equivalent experience, plus 3+ years of hands-on experience in education, instructional design, curriculum development, youth development, training and coaching, public health or related field.
• Familiarity with instructional design frameworks and the ability to apply them to real-world, time-constrained training contexts.
• Demonstrated ability to work with young adults, particularly college students, and meet them where they are.
• Experience working across varied learning environments or age groups is a plus.
• Tech-savvy: comfortable with learning management systems (LearnUpon experience a plus), able to create and edit video, familiar with design tools such as Canva, and quick to pick up new platforms.
• Ability to travel nationally as needed (estimated 10-15% of travel).
  
  

Skillset

• Passion for youth development, health education, or addressing health disparities in community settings.
• Creative problem-solver: when something isn't working, you generate options, not just observations.
• Apply instructional design principles practically: you understand how adults and young adults learn.
• Strong facilitation skills, with the ability to lead live training, host office hours, and keep people engaged (including over Zoom/Teams).
• Skilled at giving feedback that's both honest and supportive; able to coach someone to improve without crushing their confidence.
• Collaborative communicator who manages up and out effectively; knows when to check in, when to loop people in, and when to make the call.
• Thrives in build-from-scratch environments; energized rather than stressed by ambiguity.
• Growth mindset; model learning and adaptability for the mentors you train.
  
  

Physical Requirements

• Prolonged periods of sitting at a desk and working on a computer.
• Ability to travel nationally as needed (estimated 10-15% of travel).
• Must be able to lift up to 15 pounds at times.
  
  

Success in This Role Looks Like

• Mentors feel confident, prepared, and supported as facilitators.
• Curriculum rollouts are smooth because mentors know how to implement new content.
• Program fidelity scores improve because facilitators are better trained and better supported.
• Mentor retention rises because people feel set up for success.
• The curriculum team has a trusted thought partner who helps them design implementation, not just ideation.
• Regional Program Managers have high-quality training resources they can point mentors
  
  

Benefits

Additional Position Details

  This is a full-time, salaried position of $50,000-$55,000 and you will be offered a comprehensive benefits package. Yearly compensation for the role depends on a number of factors, including a candidate's qualifications, skills, competencies, experience, and location.  

Because we operate across multiple states, compensation is aligned with applicable federal, state, and local requirements, including salary thresholds where applicable. Slight preference given to candidates that live in one of our hub areas: Philadelphia, PA, Pittsburgh, PA, Phoenix, AZ, Tucson, AZ, Flagstaff, AZ, Houston, TX

This is a remote position, though occasional evening hours and some overnight travel throughout the year may be required.

Benefits

At HealthCorps, we believe our team members are our greatest asset. That's why full-time employees enjoy a comprehensive benefits package designed to support your health, financial security, and overall well-being. Our offerings include:

• Generous Paid Time Off (PTO) to relax, recharge, and take care of what matters most
• Medical, Dental & Vision Insurance to keep you and your family healthy
• Life Insurance coverage for added peace of mind
• A 401(k) with company match to help you plan for the future
• Additional ancillary benefits tailored to fit your lifestyle and needs
  
  

Plus, HealthCorps proudly recognizes and observes most federal holidays, giving you even more opportunities to rest and connect outside of work.

HealthCorps, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer. HealthCorps provides equal employment opportunities (EEO) to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, or genetics, and in compliance with all state and federal law requirements. 

HealthCorps, Inc. complies with applicable state and local laws governing nondiscrimination in employment in every location in which the company has facilities. This policy applies to all terms and conditions of employment, including recruiting, hiring, placement, promotion, termination, layoff, recall, transfer, leaves of absence, compensation, and training. 

HealthCorps, Inc. reserves the right to conduct background investigations and/or reference checks on all its potential employees. Your job offer is contingent upon a clearance of a background investigation and/or reference check. 

Note: HealthCorps reserves the right to assign additional duties, as needed. All HealthCorps employees are encouraged to be flexible and responsive to changes in scope of duties.

Who We Are

We're HealthCorps - a national non-profit organization committed to improving lives by addressing health challenges in communities through programming that includes innovative and engaging experiences for teens in education, leadership, and service learning. At the heart of our model in near-peer mentorship: we partner with local colleges and universities to deploy college-age mentors into schools, where they connect with students in a way that few others can, as relatable role models who inspire teens to become change agents within their families, schools and neighborhoods. Our program is grounded in the understanding that limited access to health education can lead to a lifetime of social, emotional, and physical challenges.

Our values drive the work we do here at HealthCorps. We are mission-obsessed, have an entrepreneurial mindset, value that our people are our power, know that teamwork makes the dream work, and believe that there is empowerment in influencing change, both within our teams as well as the communities we serve.

Where You Fit In

HealthCorps reaches tens of thousands of students every year, learning about nutrition, mental health, and fitness from our college mentors. This new role is the connective tissue between curriculum design and program delivery — ensuring what we build lands with the mentors who deliver it and the students they serve.

Our curriculum team builds great health education content, and our college mentors, supported by their Regional Manager, bring it to life with students. As HealthCorps' Learning & Development Specialist, you'll own the mentor training and development experience and collaborate across departments to keep it best-in-class. You'll coach mentors to be confident, skilled facilitators of the curriculum. You'll also build their fluency in the program administration that surrounds it: activity logs, proof of programming, photos and stories, and site communication. You'll partner with our curriculum team to pressure-test activities before they hit the field, so what we ask mentors to deliver is realistic given the time, setting, and training they have. Mentors work across both classroom and club-based settings with middle and high school students, each with their own dynamics and engagement levels, and our training needs to account for all of it.

This role is also a professional development engine for our mentors, many of whom are pre-health students heading into careers in medicine, public health, and healthcare. The coaching and training you provide will shape not just their time at HealthCorps, but how they show up as future healthcare professionals.

You'll report to the Manager of Mentor Experience and partner closely with our curriculum, program, and evaluation teams.

What You'll Do

Drive Mentor Training & Development

• Design and deliver onboarding that prepares mentors for the range of settings they'll work in how to run a great session, engage students across various ages, and handle the unexpected across both larger classroom environments and smaller club settings.
• Build ongoing professional development that supports mentors' ability to deliver the program with growing ease and mastery including office hours, live monthly sessions, and coaching check-ins.
• Develop practical, mentor-ready resources (videos, how-to guides, templates, quick-reference sheets) built for how mentors work.
  
  

Partner with Curriculum and Program Teams

• Review new lesson plans and activities before rollout: Is this clear? Will mentors have the right supplies? Does it fit a 60-minute period?
• Provide feedback that helps the curriculum team design for real-world implementation.
• Translate curriculum into mentor-ready training: turn the lesson plan into the "here's how you actually run this" version.
• Partner with Regional Program Managers who directly supervise mentors. You provide the training tools; they provide local support and accountability.
• Work with the data team to understand what's working and what's not: which activities are mentors struggling with? Where do fidelity scores dip?
  
  

Reach College-Aged Mentors Where They Are

• Design training that fits how college students consume content: short videos, push notifications, text-based tips, interactive modules.
• Experiment with new formats, from a mentor training podcast to a quick-tip video series to LMS modules.
• Stay current on what motivates and engages this generation of mentors; what worked five years ago doesn't necessarily work now.
  
  

Get Out in the Field

• Spend roughly 10-15% of your time observing mentors, talking with them about their experience, and using what you learn to make training more practical, more useful, and more responsive to what they actually need.
  
  

Requirements

What You'll Do

Drive Mentor Training & Development

• Design and deliver onboarding that prepares mentors for the range of settings they'll work in how to run a great session, engage students across various ages, and handle the unexpected across both larger classroom environments and smaller club settings.
• Build ongoing professional development that supports mentors' ability to deliver the program with growing ease and mastery including office hours, live monthly sessions, and coaching check-ins.
• Develop practical, mentor-ready resources (videos, how-to guides, templates, quick-reference sheets) built for how mentors work.
  
  

Partner with Curriculum and Program Teams

• Review new lesson plans and activities before rollout: Is this clear? Will mentors have the right supplies? Does it fit a 60-minute period?
• Provide feedback that helps the curriculum team design for real-world implementation.
• Translate curriculum into mentor-ready training: turn the lesson plan into the "here's how you actually run this" version.
• Partner with Regional Program Managers who directly supervise mentors. You provide the training tools; they provide local support and accountability.
• Work with the data team to understand what's working and what's not: which activities are mentors struggling with? Where do fidelity scores dip?
  
  

Reach College-Aged Mentors Where They Are

• Design training that fits how college students consume content: short videos, push notifications, text-based tips, interactive modules.
• Experiment with new formats, from a mentor training podcast to a quick-tip video series to LMS modules.
• Stay current on what motivates and engages this generation of mentors; what worked five years ago doesn't necessarily work now.
  
  

Get Out in the Field

• Spend roughly 10-15% of your time observing mentors, talking with them about their experience, and using what you learn to make training more practical, more useful, and more responsive to what they actually need
  
  

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in a related field or equivalent experience, plus 3+ years of hands-on experience in education, instructional design, curriculum development, youth development, training and coaching, public health or related field.
• Familiarity with instructional design frameworks and the ability to apply them to real-world, time-constrained training contexts.
• Demonstrated ability to work with young adults, particularly college students, and meet them where they are.
• Experience working across varied learning environments or age groups is a plus.
• Tech-savvy: comfortable with learning management systems (LearnUpon experience a plus), able to create and edit video, familiar with design tools such as Canva, and quick to pick up new platforms.
• Ability to travel nationally as needed (estimated 10-15% of travel).
  
  

Skillset

• Passion for youth development, health education, or addressing health disparities in community settings.
• Creative problem-solver: when something isn't working, you generate options, not just observations.
• Apply instructional design principles practically: you understand how adults and young adults learn.
• Strong facilitation skills, with the ability to lead live training, host office hours, and keep people engaged (including over Zoom/Teams).
• Skilled at giving feedback that's both honest and supportive; able to coach someone to improve without crushing their confidence.
• Collaborative communicator who manages up and out effectively; knows when to check in, when to loop people in, and when to make the call.
• Thrives in build-from-scratch environments; energized rather than stressed by ambiguity.
• Growth mindset; model learning and adaptability for the mentors you train.
  
  

Physical Requirements

• Prolonged periods of sitting at a desk and working on a computer.
• Ability to travel nationally as needed (estimated 10-15% of travel).
• Must be able to lift up to 15 pounds at times.
  
  

Success in This Role Looks Like

• Mentors feel confident, prepared, and supported as facilitators.
• Curriculum rollouts are smooth because mentors know how to implement new content.
• Program fidelity scores improve because facilitators are better trained and better supported.
• Mentor retention rises because people feel set up for success.
• The curriculum team has a trusted thought partner who helps them design implementation, not just ideation.
• Regional Program Managers have high-quality training resources they can point mentors
  
  

Benefits

Additional Position Details

  This is a full-time, salaried position of $50,000-$55,000 and you will be offered a comprehensive benefits package. Yearly compensation for the role depends on a number of factors, including a candidate's qualifications, skills, competencies, experience, and location.  

Because we operate across multiple states, compensation is aligned with applicable federal, state, and local requirements, including salary thresholds where applicable. Slight preference given to candidates that live in one of our hub areas: Philadelphia, PA, Pittsburgh, PA, Phoenix, AZ, Tucson, AZ, Flagstaff, AZ, Houston, TX

This is a remote position, though occasional evening hours and some overnight travel throughout the year may be required.

Benefits

At HealthCorps, we believe our team members are our greatest asset. That's why full-time employees enjoy a comprehensive benefits package designed to support your health, financial security, and overall well-being. Our offerings include:

• Generous Paid Time Off (PTO) to relax, recharge, and take care of what matters most
• Medical, Dental & Vision Insurance to keep you and your family healthy
• Life Insurance coverage for added peace of mind
• A 401(k) with company match to help you plan for the future
• Additional ancillary benefits tailored to fit your lifestyle and needs
  
  

Plus, HealthCorps proudly recognizes and observes most federal holidays, giving you even more opportunities to rest and connect outside of work.

HealthCorps, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer. HealthCorps provides equal employment opportunities (EEO) to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, or genetics, and in compliance with all state and federal law requirements. 

HealthCorps, Inc. complies with applicable state and local laws governing nondiscrimination in employment in every location in which the company has facilities. This policy applies to all terms and conditions of employment, including recruiting, hiring, placement, promotion, termination, layoff, recall, transfer, leaves of absence, compensation, and training. 

HealthCorps, Inc. reserves the right to conduct background investigations and/or reference checks on all its potential employees. Your job offer is contingent upon a clearance of a background investigation and/or reference check. 

Note: HealthCorps reserves the right to assign additional duties, as needed. All HealthCorps employees are encouraged to be flexible and responsive to changes in scope of duties.

Who We Are

We're HealthCorps - a national non-profit organization committed to improving lives by addressing health challenges in communities through programming that includes innovative and engaging experiences for teens in education, leadership, and service learning. At the heart of our model in near-peer mentorship: we partner with local colleges and universities to deploy college-age mentors into schools, where they connect with students in a way that few others can, as relatable role models who inspire teens to become change agents within their families, schools and neighborhoods. Our program is grounded in the understanding that limited access to health education can lead to a lifetime of social, emotional, and physical challenges.

Our values drive the work we do here at HealthCorps. We are mission-obsessed, have an entrepreneurial mindset, value that our people are our power, know that teamwork makes the dream work, and believe that there is empowerment in influencing change, both within our teams as well as the communities we serve.

Where You Fit In

HealthCorps reaches tens of thousands of students every year, learning about nutrition, mental health, and fitness from our college mentors. This new role is the connective tissue between curriculum design and program delivery — ensuring what we build lands with the mentors who deliver it and the students they serve.

Our curriculum team builds great health education content, and our college mentors, supported by their Regional Manager, bring it to life with students. As HealthCorps' Learning & Development Specialist, you'll own the mentor training and development experience and collaborate across departments to keep it best-in-class. You'll coach mentors to be confident, skilled facilitators of the curriculum. You'll also build their fluency in the program administration that surrounds it: activity logs, proof of programming, photos and stories, and site communication. You'll partner with our curriculum team to pressure-test activities before they hit the field, so what we ask mentors to deliver is realistic given the time, setting, and training they have. Mentors work across both classroom and club-based settings with middle and high school students, each with their own dynamics and engagement levels, and our training needs to account for all of it.

This role is also a professional development engine for our mentors, many of whom are pre-health students heading into careers in medicine, public health, and healthcare. The coaching and training you provide will shape not just their time at HealthCorps, but how they show up as future healthcare professionals.

You'll report to the Manager of Mentor Experience and partner closely with our curriculum, program, and evaluation teams.

What You'll Do

Drive Mentor Training & Development

• Design and deliver onboarding that prepares mentors for the range of settings they'll work in how to run a great session, engage students across various ages, and handle the unexpected across both larger classroom environments and smaller club settings.
• Build ongoing professional development that supports mentors' ability to deliver the program with growing ease and mastery including office hours, live monthly sessions, and coaching check-ins.
• Develop practical, mentor-ready resources (videos, how-to guides, templates, quick-reference sheets) built for how mentors work.
  
  

Partner with Curriculum and Program Teams

• Review new lesson plans and activities before rollout: Is this clear? Will mentors have the right supplies? Does it fit a 60-minute period?
• Provide feedback that helps the curriculum team design for real-world implementation.
• Translate curriculum into mentor-ready training: turn the lesson plan into the "here's how you actually run this" version.
• Partner with Regional Program Managers who directly supervise mentors. You provide the training tools; they provide local support and accountability.
• Work with the data team to understand what's working and what's not: which activities are mentors struggling with? Where do fidelity scores dip?
  
  

Reach College-Aged Mentors Where They Are

• Design training that fits how college students consume content: short videos, push notifications, text-based tips, interactive modules.
• Experiment with new formats, from a mentor training podcast to a quick-tip video series to LMS modules.
• Stay current on what motivates and engages this generation of mentors; what worked five years ago doesn't necessarily work now.
  
  

Get Out in the Field

• Spend roughly 10-15% of your time observing mentors, talking with them about their experience, and using what you learn to make training more practical, more useful, and more responsive to what they actually need.
  
  

Requirements

What You'll Do

Drive Mentor Training & Development

• Design and deliver onboarding that prepares mentors for the range of settings they'll work in how to run a great session, engage students across various ages, and handle the unexpected across both larger classroom environments and smaller club settings.
• Build ongoing professional development that supports mentors' ability to deliver the program with growing ease and mastery including office hours, live monthly sessions, and coaching check-ins.
• Develop practical, mentor-ready resources (videos, how-to guides, templates, quick-reference sheets) built for how mentors work.
  
  

Partner with Curriculum and Program Teams

• Review new lesson plans and activities before rollout: Is this clear? Will mentors have the right supplies? Does it fit a 60-minute period?
• Provide feedback that helps the curriculum team design for real-world implementation.
• Translate curriculum into mentor-ready training: turn the lesson plan into the "here's how you actually run this" version.
• Partner with Regional Program Managers who directly supervise mentors. You provide the training tools; they provide local support and accountability.
• Work with the data team to understand what's working and what's not: which activities are mentors struggling with? Where do fidelity scores dip?
  
  

Reach College-Aged Mentors Where They Are

• Design training that fits how college students consume content: short videos, push notifications, text-based tips, interactive modules.
• Experiment with new formats, from a mentor training podcast to a quick-tip video series to LMS modules.
• Stay current on what motivates and engages this generation of mentors; what worked five years ago doesn't necessarily work now.
  
  

Get Out in the Field

• Spend roughly 10-15% of your time observing mentors, talking with them about their experience, and using what you learn to make training more practical, more useful, and more responsive to what they actually need
  
  

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in a related field or equivalent experience, plus 3+ years of hands-on experience in education, instructional design, curriculum development, youth development, training and coaching, public health or related field.
• Familiarity with instructional design frameworks and the ability to apply them to real-world, time-constrained training contexts.
• Demonstrated ability to work with young adults, particularly college students, and meet them where they are.
• Experience working across varied learning environments or age groups is a plus.
• Tech-savvy: comfortable with learning management systems (LearnUpon experience a plus), able to create and edit video, familiar with design tools such as Canva, and quick to pick up new platforms.
• Ability to travel nationally as needed (estimated 10-15% of travel).
  
  

Skillset

• Passion for youth development, health education, or addressing health disparities in community settings.
• Creative problem-solver: when something isn't working, you generate options, not just observations.
• Apply instructional design principles practically: you understand how adults and young adults learn.
• Strong facilitation skills, with the ability to lead live training, host office hours, and keep people engaged (including over Zoom/Teams).
• Skilled at giving feedback that's both honest and supportive; able to coach someone to improve without crushing their confidence.
• Collaborative communicator who manages up and out effectively; knows when to check in, when to loop people in, and when to make the call.
• Thrives in build-from-scratch environments; energized rather than stressed by ambiguity.
• Growth mindset; model learning and adaptability for the mentors you train.
  
  

Physical Requirements

• Prolonged periods of sitting at a desk and working on a computer.
• Ability to travel nationally as needed (estimated 10-15% of travel).
• Must be able to lift up to 15 pounds at times.
  
  

Success in This Role Looks Like

• Mentors feel confident, prepared, and supported as facilitators.
• Curriculum rollouts are smooth because mentors know how to implement new content.
• Program fidelity scores improve because facilitators are better trained and better supported.
• Mentor retention rises because people feel set up for success.
• The curriculum team has a trusted thought partner who helps them design implementation, not just ideation.
• Regional Program Managers have high-quality training resources they can point mentors
  
  

Benefits

Additional Position Details

  This is a full-time, salaried position of $50,000-$55,000 and you will be offered a comprehensive benefits package. Yearly compensation for the role depends on a number of factors, including a candidate's qualifications, skills, competencies, experience, and location.  

Because we operate across multiple states, compensation is aligned with applicable federal, state, and local requirements, including salary thresholds where applicable. Slight preference given to candidates that live in one of our hub areas: Philadelphia, PA, Pittsburgh, PA, Phoenix, AZ, Tucson, AZ, Flagstaff, AZ, Houston, TX

This is a remote position, though occasional evening hours and some overnight travel throughout the year may be required.

Benefits

At HealthCorps, we believe our team members are our greatest asset. That's why full-time employees enjoy a comprehensive benefits package designed to support your health, financial security, and overall well-being. Our offerings include:

• Generous Paid Time Off (PTO) to relax, recharge, and take care of what matters most
• Medical, Dental & Vision Insurance to keep you and your family healthy
• Life Insurance coverage for added peace of mind
• A 401(k) with company match to help you plan for the future
• Additional ancillary benefits tailored to fit your lifestyle and needs
  
  

Plus, HealthCorps proudly recognizes and observes most federal holidays, giving you even more opportunities to rest and connect outside of work.

HealthCorps, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer. HealthCorps provides equal employment opportunities (EEO) to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, or genetics, and in compliance with all state and federal law requirements. 

HealthCorps, Inc. complies with applicable state and local laws governing nondiscrimination in employment in every location in which the company has facilities. This policy applies to all terms and conditions of employment, including recruiting, hiring, placement, promotion, termination, layoff, recall, transfer, leaves of absence, compensation, and training. 

HealthCorps, Inc. reserves the right to conduct background investigations and/or reference checks on all its potential employees. Your job offer is contingent upon a clearance of a background investigation and/or reference check. 

Note: HealthCorps reserves the right to assign additional duties, as needed. All HealthCorps employees are encouraged to be flexible and responsive to changes in scope of duties.

Headquarters: Remote - United States
URL: http://ouraring.com

Our mission at Oura is to empower every person to own their inner potential. Our award-winning products help our global community gain a deeper knowledge of their readiness, activity, and sleep quality by using their Oura Ring and its connected app. We've helped millions of people understand and improve their health by providing daily insights and practical steps to inspire healthy lifestyles.

Empowering the world starts with living our values and empowering our team. As a quickly growing company focused on helping people live healthier and happier lives, we ensure that our team members have what they need to do their best work — both in and out of the office. 

We are seeking a Manager, Financial Reporting to play a critical role in strengthening and scaling the Company’s financial reporting function as the business continues to grow and operational complexity increases. Reporting to the Senior Manager, Financial Reporting, this role will support the preparation of high-quality financial statements and disclosures, drive reporting process maturity, and help build a scalable, well-controlled financial reporting environment.

This position will work cross-functionally to ensure accurate, timely, and consistent financial reporting across the organization while supporting audit execution, internal controls, and public-company readiness initiatives.

Key Responsibilities

• Lead the end-to-end preparation, drafting, and compilation of quarterly (Form 10-Q) and annual (Form 10-K) financial statements, including complex footnotes, disclosures, and Management’s Discussion and Analysis (MD&A).
• Prepare consolidated and standalone financial statements and disclosures to support both global regulatory reporting and local statutory requirements.
• Stay abreast of evolving SEC regulations, PCAOB standards, and FASB updates; evaluate their impact and update accounting and financial reporting policies accordingly.
• Support the monthly and quarterly close processes, ensuring accurate, complete, and timely financial reporting that meets accelerated public-company timelines.
• Support the consistent application of U.S. GAAP accounting policies across global subsidiaries through technical guidance and structured review.
• Review significant contracts, M&A activities, and unique transactions to assess financial reporting, accounting treatment, and SEC disclosure implications.
• Act as a primary liaison for external auditors, managing audit deliverables, timelines, and the resolution of complex reporting and disclosure issues.
• Strengthen the control environment by identifying and mitigating financial reporting risks through proactive Internal Control over Financial Reporting (ICFR) monitoring.
• Lead financial reporting process documentation efforts (XBRL tagging review, disclosure checklists), identify control gaps, and support remediation initiatives.
• Drive continuous improvement, automation, and standardization in financial reporting workflows to reduce close cycle times.
• Support long-term scalability and readiness for public-company reporting requirements, ensuring reporting infrastructure keeps pace with company growth.

Qualifications & Experience

• Education & Certification: Bachelor’s degree in Accounting; CPA license required.
• Experience: 7+ years of progressive experience with financial reporting experience at a publicly traded company.
• SEC Technical Expertise: Proven, hands-on experience preparing and reviewing Form 10-K and Form 10-Q filings, with a strong command of SEC rules, regulations, and U.S. GAAP.
• Systems & Tools: Familiarity with modern financial reporting and SEC filing software (e.g., Workiva, ActiveDisclosure) and ERP systems (e.g., NetSuite, SAP) is highly preferred.
• Execution Skills: Highly self-directed and accountable, with a proven ability to deliver against strict SEC timelines and competing demands.
• Soft Skills: A collaborative critical thinker who can work effectively across functions and levels, foresee potential reporting obstacles, and propose alternative, compliant approaches.

Benefits 

At ŌURA, we care about you and your well-being. Everyone here at ŌURA has a ring of their own and we are continually looking to improve employee health and add to our benefits!

What we offer:

• Competitive salary and equity packages
• Health, dental, vision insurance, and mental health resources
• An ŌURA Ring of your own plus employee discounts for friends & family
• 20 days of paid time off plus 13 paid holidays plus 8 days of flexible wellness time off
• Paid sick leave and parental leave
• Amazing culture of collaborative and passionate coworkers

ŌURA takes a market-based approach to pay, which may vary depending on your location. US locations are categorized into tiers based on a cost of labor index for that geographic area. While most offers will be closer to the starting range, successful candidates' pay will be determined based on job-related skills, experience, qualifications, work location, internal peer equity, and market conditions. These ranges may be modified in the future.

• Region 1: $143,000 - $169,000
• Region 2: $130,000 - $153,000
• Region 3: $117,000 - $138,000

A recruiter can determine your zones/tiers based on your US location.

Oura is proud to be an equal opportunity workplace. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. Individuals seeking employment at Oura are considered without regard to age, ancestry, color, gender (including pregnancy, childbirth, or related medical conditions), gender identity or expression, genetic information, marital status, medical condition, mental or physical disability, national origin, protected family care or medical leave status, race, religion (including beliefs and practices or the absence thereof), sexual orientation, military or veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state, or local laws. We will not tolerate discrimination or harassment based on any of these characteristics.

We will work to ensure individuals with disabilities are provided reasonable accommodation to participate in the interview process, to perform essential job functions, and to receive other benefits and privileges of employment.

Disclaimer: Beware of fake job offers!
We’ve been alerted to scammers posing as ŌURA recruiters, especially for remote roles. Please note:

• Our jobs are listed only on the ŌURA Careers page and trusted job boards.
• We will never ask for personal information like ID or payment for equipment upfront.
• Official offers are sent through Docusign after a verbal offer, not via text or email.

Stay cautious and protect your personal details.

To all recruitment agencies: Oura does not accept agency resumes. Please do not forward resumes to our jobs alias, Oura employees, or any other organization's location. Oura is not responsible for any fees related to unsolicited resumes.

To apply: https://weworkremotely.com/remote-jobs/oura-manager-global-financial-reporting

Real people. Real service.At SupplyHouse.com, we value every individual team member and cultivate a community where people come first. Led by our core values of Generosity, Respect, Innovation, Teamwork, and GRIT, we’re dedicated to maintaining a supportive work environment that celebrates diversity and empowers everyone to reach their full potential. As an industry-leading e-commerce company specializing in HVAC, plumbing, heating, and electrical supplies since 2004, we strive to foster growth while providing the best possible experience for our customers.We are looking for a Program Manager, Fulfillment Operations to join our corporate Operations Team. This individual will report into our Manager of Program Management and lead critical facility buildout and automation initiatives across SupplyHouse's fulfillment network. They will own end-to-end project execution for new FC launches, relocations, and automation system deployments, coordinating closely with Operations, IT, Finance, and external vendors to deliver on scope, schedule, and budget. If y

Position: Digital Marketing Manager

Salary: $1,800 - $2,500 AUD a month

Working Hours & Conditions:  Australian Hours

Holidays:  Public holidays in AU

Role Overview

We are looking for a proactive and organised Digital Marketing & Administrative Managerto take ownership of the company’s digital marketing activities while also providing general administrative support across the business.

This role is ideal for someone who enjoys a combination of creative marketing, lead generation, customer engagement, and operational administration. The successful candidate will play a key role in helping the business grow its online presence while ensuring administrative processes remain efficient and organised.

Key Responsibilities

Digital Marketing Management (Primary Focus)

• Manage and grow the company’s social media presence across relevant platforms
• Develop and maintain a consistent content calendar and posting schedule
• Plan, create, and optimise both organic and paid social media campaigns
• Monitor campaign performance and provide recommendations for improvement
• Ensure all advertising activities remain transparent and accessible to business owners

Lead Generation & CRM Management

• Manage and maintain CRM records and customer databases
• Support lead generation campaigns across social media and digital channels
• Track enquiries, leads, and customer interactions through the sales pipeline
• Assist with follow-up activities and lead nurturing processes via email CRM
• Generate reports on lead activity and marketing performance

Website Management

• Update website content, images, project portfolios, and service information
• Ensure website information remains accurate and current
• Support SEO and website optimisation initiatives where required
• Coordinate website improvements with external providers if necessary

Graphic Design & Advertising

• Create graphics, promotional materials, and digital marketing assets
• Design and manage social media advertisements and campaign creatives
• Maintain brand consistency across all marketing channels
• Assist with promotional campaigns, brochures, and sales materials

Administrative Support

• Perform general administrative tasks to support day-to-day business operations
• Data entry and maintenance of company records and databases
• Assist with document preparation, filing, and organisation
• Support scheduling, customer communications, and operational administration
• Help maintain accurate and organised business systems

Tools & Systems

• Facebook & Instagram
• Meta Ads Manager
• CRM systems (TBC)
• Website CMS platforms
• Canva or similar design tools
• Microsoft Office / Google Workspace

• Proven experience in digital marketing and social media management
• Experience running both organic and paid social media campaigns
• Strong understanding of CRM systems and lead management

Website Updates / CMS Skills

• Graphic design skills using Canva or similar tools
• Excellent organisational and administrative abilities
• Strong communication and attention to detail

Desirable

• Experience working in construction, home improvement, trades, or related industries
• Experience creating marketing reports and campaign analysis
• Familiarity with automation and workflow tools

Additional Information

• This is a hybrid role combining digital marketing and business administration
• Strong emphasis on transparency, ownership, and accountability across marketing activities
• Opportunity to make a significant impact on lead generation and business growth
• Ideal for a versatile all-rounder who enjoys both creative marketing and operational support tasks

Ideal Candidate

You are a self-starter who can confidently manage digital marketing initiatives while also stepping in to support the broader needs of the business. You are equally comfortable creating ad campaigns, updating a CRM, designing marketing assets, and handling administrative tasks that keep the business running smoothly.

Position: Digital Marketing Manager

Salary: $1,800 - $2,500 AUD a month

Working Hours & Conditions:  Australian Hours

Holidays:  Public holidays in AU

Role Overview

We are looking for a proactive and organised Digital Marketing & Administrative Managerto take ownership of the company’s digital marketing activities while also providing general administrative support across the business.

This role is ideal for someone who enjoys a combination of creative marketing, lead generation, customer engagement, and operational administration. The successful candidate will play a key role in helping the business grow its online presence while ensuring administrative processes remain efficient and organised.

Key Responsibilities

Digital Marketing Management (Primary Focus)

• Manage and grow the company’s social media presence across relevant platforms
• Develop and maintain a consistent content calendar and posting schedule
• Plan, create, and optimise both organic and paid social media campaigns
• Monitor campaign performance and provide recommendations for improvement
• Ensure all advertising activities remain transparent and accessible to business owners

Lead Generation & CRM Management

• Manage and maintain CRM records and customer databases
• Support lead generation campaigns across social media and digital channels
• Track enquiries, leads, and customer interactions through the sales pipeline
• Assist with follow-up activities and lead nurturing processes via email CRM
• Generate reports on lead activity and marketing performance

Website Management

• Update website content, images, project portfolios, and service information
• Ensure website information remains accurate and current
• Support SEO and website optimisation initiatives where required
• Coordinate website improvements with external providers if necessary

Graphic Design & Advertising

• Create graphics, promotional materials, and digital marketing assets
• Design and manage social media advertisements and campaign creatives
• Maintain brand consistency across all marketing channels
• Assist with promotional campaigns, brochures, and sales materials

Administrative Support

• Perform general administrative tasks to support day-to-day business operations
• Data entry and maintenance of company records and databases
• Assist with document preparation, filing, and organisation
• Support scheduling, customer communications, and operational administration
• Help maintain accurate and organised business systems

Tools & Systems

• Facebook & Instagram
• Meta Ads Manager
• CRM systems (TBC)
• Website CMS platforms
• Canva or similar design tools
• Microsoft Office / Google Workspace

• Proven experience in digital marketing and social media management
• Experience running both organic and paid social media campaigns
• Strong understanding of CRM systems and lead management

Website Updates / CMS Skills

• Graphic design skills using Canva or similar tools
• Excellent organisational and administrative abilities
• Strong communication and attention to detail

Desirable

• Experience working in construction, home improvement, trades, or related industries
• Experience creating marketing reports and campaign analysis
• Familiarity with automation and workflow tools

Additional Information

• This is a hybrid role combining digital marketing and business administration
• Strong emphasis on transparency, ownership, and accountability across marketing activities
• Opportunity to make a significant impact on lead generation and business growth
• Ideal for a versatile all-rounder who enjoys both creative marketing and operational support tasks

Ideal Candidate

You are a self-starter who can confidently manage digital marketing initiatives while also stepping in to support the broader needs of the business. You are equally comfortable creating ad campaigns, updating a CRM, designing marketing assets, and handling administrative tasks that keep the business running smoothly.

Wer ist empact?

building tomorrow. Das treibt uns an. empact baut den dezentralen Energieversorger für den Gebäudesektor und bereitet damit den Weg in eine klimaneutrale und lebenswerte Zukunft. Für dieses Vorhaben suchen wir engagierte Persönlichkeiten, die gemeinsam mit uns an der Schnittstelle zwischen Energie und Gebäude etwas verändern wollen und bereit sind, Verantwortung zu übernehmen.

Deine Aufgaben

• Du gestaltest das Kundenerlebnis rund um unsere Energieprojekte und sorgst dafür, dass unsere Kundvom ersten Kontakt bis zum laufenden Betrieb professionell, transparent und serviceorientiert begleitet werden.
• Du betreust Bewohner, Mieter, Gewerbekunden und Hausverwaltungen und bist ihre zentrale Ansprechperson für alle Fragen rund um unsere Produkte und Dienstleistungen.
• Du sorgst für ein strukturiertes Onboarding neuer Kunden, vermittelst unsere Produktwelt verständlich und schaffst die Grundlage für eine langfristige und vertrauensvolle Zusammenarbeit.
• Du bearbeitest Anfragen über unsere digitalen Kanäle sowie telefonisch, findest pragmatische Lösungen und stellst eine schnelle und verlässliche Kommunikation sicher.
• Du pflegst Kunden- und Stammdaten in unseren modernen Systemen und unterstützt aktiv die Weiterentwicklung unserer Service-, Software- und Prozesslandschaft.
• Du arbeitest eng mit den Teams aus Asset Management, Projektentwicklung, Finance und technischem Betrieb zusammen und trägst dazu bei, unsere Customer Experience kontinuierlich weiterzuentwickeln.

Dein Profil

• Du hast eine kaufmännische Ausbildung, ein betriebswirtschaftliches Studium oder eine vergleichbare Qualifikation erfolgreich abgeschlossen.
• Du verfügst bereits über Erfahrung im Kundenservice, Customer Success oder in einer vergleichbaren kundenorientierten Rolle und hast Freude daran, Menschen zu begeistern.
• Du kommunizierst klar, empathisch und lösungsorientiert und behältst auch in anspruchsvollen Situationen einen kühlen Kopf.
• Du arbeitest strukturiert, sorgfältig und mit einem hohen Qualitätsanspruch und verlierst auch bei mehreren Themen parallel nicht den Überblick.
• Du interessierst Dich für Energie-, Immobilien- oder Nachhaltigkeitsthemen und möchtest die Energiewende aktiv mitgestalten.
• Idealerweise bringst Du bereits erste Berührungspunkte mit der Energieversorgung, der Immobilienwirtschaft oder kaufmännischen Prozessen mit.

Warum empact?

• Flexible Arbeitsgestaltung, wie sie zu Dir passt: Bestimme selbst, wo Du am besten arbeitest – remote, unterwegs oder von einem unserer Standorte. Plane Deine Arbeitszeit nach Projekterfordernissen und gestaltest Deinen Arbeitstag so, dass er optimal zu Dir und Deinen Aufgaben passt.
• Perfekte Lage an unseren Standorten: Ob in Köln direkt am Dom, in Berlin am Südkreuz oder in München an der Isar – unsere Büros bieten Dir eine gut angebundene und attraktive Arbeitsumgebung.
• Verantwortung mit echtem Impact: Du übernimmst die Verantwortung für Deine Projekte, triffst eigenständig Entscheidungen und gestaltest Abläufe und Prozesse aktiv mit.
• Gezielte Weiterentwicklung: Wir fördern Deine Entwicklung – mit individuellen Weiterbildungen, Möglichkeiten zur fachlichen Spezialisierung und Entwicklungsmöglichkeiten.
• Teamwork, das verbindet: Auch wenn Du remote arbeitest, bist Du Teil eines starken Teams. Regelmäßige Teamtreffen, Projekt-Reviews und standortübergreifender Austausch sorgen dafür, dass Wissen geteilt wird.
• Sicherheit & spannende Projekte: Unbefristetes Arbeitsverhältnis, 30 Tage Urlaub und abwechslungsreiche Projekte, bei denen Dein Beitrag sichtbar Wirkung zeigt.
• Und natürlich starke Zusatzbenefits: Profitiere von Urban Sports oder Wellpass, dem Deutschlandticket, Bikeleasing und weiteren Vorteilen, die Deinen Arbeitsalltag angenehmer machen.

Kontaktinformation

Wir freuen uns auf Deine Bewerbung. Auch bei Fragen stehen wir Dir jederzeit gerne unter people@empact.energy zur Verfügung.

Bei empact zählt, wer Du bist und was Du bewegen möchtest: Wir begrüßen Bewerbungen von Menschen mit unterschiedlichen Hintergründen, Perspektiven und Lebensrealitäten. Denn Vielfalt macht uns stärker – und ist für uns ein zentraler Bestandteil auf dem Weg zu einer nachhaltigen Zukunft.

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