NOW HIRING!
Positions for Teen Educators, Youth Advocates, & Interns now available!
See information below for more details!
NOW HIRING TEEN EDUCATORS & YOUTH ADVOCATES!
Applications are due by June 13th. Please see the job description and important training dates for the PATCH Site in your area before completing your application.
PATCH stands for Providers and Teens Communicating for Health. We believe that for YOU (and other teens) to be your best self, you should be able to have open and honest conversations with a trusted health care provider. But for many, this often isn't the case. That's why PATCH exists! We want to make sure that ALL youth are able to get the health care they need and deserve.
In this program, we rely on YOU to be the expert and share what you know about being a teen, like:
- What are you/your peers' concerns about health care?
- What are the things that make you like or dislike a health care provider?
- How much do you or your friends know about your health care rights as a teen?
Teen Educators gain valuable leadership and advocacy experience, improved communication and presentation skills, access to interesting and up-to-date health information, and an opportunity to use their voice to create statewide change. Being a Teen Educator is paid job and also an impressive accomplishment to include on college applications and job resumes.
To see a preview of the information required for your application, click here.
Interview Dates: TBD
Training Dates: TBD
Interview Dates: July 19-23
Training Dates: TBD, late August
Interviews: July 19-23
Training: August 19, 21, 22
August 26, 28, 29
Interview Dates: TBD
Training Dates: TBD
Interview Dates: TBD, mid-late July
Training Dates: TBD, late August
(Statewide)
Interview Dates: TBD
Training Dates: TBD
PATCH Staff will contact applicants to arrange interviews after the application deadline.
Any candidate unavailable to participate in an interview or all of Teen Educator training cannot be hired.
PATCH Wisconsin celebrates diversity in every form including race, gender identity, ability status, sexual orientation, socioeconomic status, ethnicity, religion, and all other identities. We encourage ALL interested teens to apply!
INTERNSHIPS AVAILABLE FOR 2021-2022 PROGRAM YEAR
Internships may be paid or unpaid depending on site funding. Interns should be out of high school and should be able to dedicate 8-12 hours of time a week to work with PATCH. Additionally, interns must live in the community in which they are interning, though much of the work is independent/off-site.
Details for internships will be added as job descriptions are available but we anticipate internships available in Wausau & Madison, WI. Please review full job descriptions below for application instructions.