Jobs & Internships

Consumer Voice recognizes the value of a work force made up of highly skilled people from a variety of backgrounds.

Staff Positions

There are no openings at this time.

Internships

Consumer Voice accepts internship applications throughout the year:

Fall Semester - Deadline August 15
Spring Semester - Deadline December 1
Summer - Deadline April 15

Internships are semester-based and a commitment is needed for a minimum of 20 hours per week (up to 35). Interns are unpaid; however, we are happy to assist students to receive academic credit for their internship. Candidates must have exceptional writing and computer skills, research knowledge and a willingness to work on a wide range of projects.

Interns will assist the staff on projects including: marketing and communications (including website development, facebook and twitter), research, fundraising,public policy and administrative work. To apply, please send a cover letter, resume and writing sample (no more than three pages) to jobs@theconsumervoice.org.Qualified candidates will be contacted for an interview. **No Calls, please.

Volunteer

Consumer Voice relies on the generous time and expertise that volunteers provide the organization. We encourage and welcome your interest in volunteering with Consumer Voice!

Volunteers can assist the staff on projects including: marketing and communications, research, fundraising, public policy and administrative work. To apply, please send a note explaining your interests and availability, along with a resume, to jobs@theconsumervoice.org. **No Calls, please.

Consulting/Other

There are no openings at this time.

The Consumer Voice

The Consumer Voice is a national organization to improve the quality of care for long-term care consumers. Visit www.theconsumervoice.org for more information.

Save the Date

Save the date for the 2010 Consumer Voice Annual Meeting & Conference, October 19-22, in Orlando, Florida. Visit www.theconsumervoice.org for more information.

2008 NORS Data

Find data and reports on long-term care ombudsman programs. All programs efforts are summarized in the National Ombudsman Reporting System (NORS); data has been collected since 1996 and gives a good picture of the extent of ombudsman activities nationally and in every state.