We welcome post-secondary students and early-career professionals from all backgrounds.
The Community Paramedic Integration Project (CPIP) is a Canadian nonprofit focused on improving healthcare access in underserved communities through community paramedicine.
We are looking for motivated, driven individuals who want to gain meaningful nonprofit experience while contributing to real-world impact.
CPIP is currently developing a pilot program in Northern Sri Lanka.
Funding & Grant Writing
Supports CPIP’s sustainability by identifying funding opportunities, writing grant proposals, and engaging with donors and partners.
Event Planning
Plans and executes fundraising and community engagement events. This team becomes more active during event cycles.
Onboarding & Internal Development
Manages recruitment, onboarding, training, and internal systems to support team continuity and growth.
Research & Proposals
Conducts literature reviews, data synthesis, and develops reports and proposals to support CPIP’s initiatives and partnerships.
Media & Public Engagement
Creates content, manages social media, and supports outreach efforts to increase awareness and engagement with CPIP’s work.
This structure allows interns to contribute meaningfully without unnecessary meetings or overlap.
Be part of a mission that matters, supporting access to healthcare for vulnerable communities and helping shape innovative solutions from the ground up.
Note: This is an unpaid internship. However, we’re committed to providing mentorship, professional development, and strong references for your future opportunities..
CPIP operates on a year-round recruitment model, accepting applications on an ongoing basis.
Instead of fixed internship cycles, we bring on candidates as needed to support active projects.
Applications are reviewed periodically. Selected applicants will be contacted for the next steps.
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