Marketing and Communications Intern — Teens Make Health Happen

Job overview

The Marketing and Communications Intern — Teens Make Health Happen is an onsite internship in San Diego, CA, requiring at least 8 hours per week during the 2026–2027 academic year, including 1.5–2 hours weekly at local school sites. A learning stipend and college credit may be available; numeric compensation is not specified. HealthCorps works to improve youth health through education, leadership, and service-learning programs. The intern supports regional marketing, communications, content creation, and outreach so students, educators, partners, donors, and community members can learn about HealthCorps programs and impact. The work includes storytelling, social media, event promotion, communications materials, and engagement reporting in collaboration with regional staff and other interns.

What you'll do

• Collect and create written, video, and visual content
• visit school sites to document Teens Make Health Happen Clubs
• support regional social media channels and monitor engagement
• draft communications and create marketing materials
• assist with event promotion and coverage
• track engagement analytics and monthly reporting
• collaborate with regional staff, college mentors, and interns.

What we're looking for

Skills & competencies

marketing and communications intern

teens make health happen

san diego ca

healthcorps

internship

social media

content creation

community outreach

event promotion

health education

learning stipend

college credit available

Work arrangement

• Weekend coverage required

Benefits & perks

• Learning stipend, possible college or course credit or practicum hours, ongoing training, professional development, mentorship, portfolio-building experience, and networking opportunities.

Why this role

Learning stipend, possible college credit, ongoing training, professional development, and mentorship.

About the employer

HealthCorps is hiring for this role. Industry: Human Rights Organizations. Sector: 81.