Volunteer Opportunities & Internships

Medical Reserve Corps (MRC)

The Medical Reserve Corps (MRC) is a national program that recruits, trains, and activates medical and non-medical volunteers to support public health and emergency response efforts. Volunteers may assist during disasters, public health emergencies, and community events.

To learn more or join the Utah County Medical Reserve Corps, visit Utah County MRC.

Senior Volunteers

Utah County sponsors the Foster Grandparent and Senior Companion programs, providing opportunities for older adults to make a meaningful impact in the community. Volunteers support children, homebound seniors, and individuals with disabilities in Utah and Wasatch counties by offering mentorship, companionship, and assistance.

To learn more or apply for senior volunteer opportunities, visit Utah County Senior Volunteers.

Communities That Care (CTC)

Communities That Care is an evidence-based program that engages local volunteers who use prevention science to prevent youth problem behaviors before they start.

To learn more, visit Utah County Communities That Care.

Utah Valley Drug Prevention Coalition (DPC)

The Utah Valley Drug Prevention Coalition is a county-wide coalition with a mission to prevent and reduce alcohol, marijuana, tobacco, and prescription drug misuse among youth living in Utah County.

To learn more, visit the Utah Valley Drug Prevention Coalition.

Family and Personal Health Division (FPH)

The Utah County Health Department offers a variety of volunteer opportunities within the Family and Personal Health Division. Opportunities may be available for community members and students interested in public health, health education, nursing, and related fields.

Available Opportunities May Include:

• Nursing (clinical hours, capstone hours, or general volunteer work)
• Public Health, Health Promotion, or Community Health volunteer experiences
• Other areas such as Psychology, Sociology, Nutrition, Spanish language support, and more

Note for Nursing and College Students:
To complete clinical hours, internship hours, or other academic volunteer requirements, a contract must be in place between the Utah County Health Department and your college or university. Students should check with their clinical placement officer to confirm before applying.

How to Apply:

To apply for a volunteer opportunity within the Family and Personal Health Division, please complete the online application below.

Health Promotion & Prevention Internships

The Health Promotion & Prevention Division at the Utah County Health Department offers internship opportunities for students interested in gaining real-world experience in public health. Interns play an active role in promoting health and preventing disease at the community level.

To learn more about internship opportunities through the Health Promotion & Prevention Division, visit Health Promotion & Prevention Internships.