Overview
Project Coordinator Jobs in United States at Health in Climate
Title: Project Coordinator
Company: Health in Climate
Location: United States
Company Description
Health in Climate operates at the intersection of climate change and health, driving innovation, insight, and action in these crucial areas. Functioning as both a lab and incubator, the organization develops, tests, and scales practical solutions to address climate-related health challenges. Through initiatives such as storytelling, AI-powered tools, and financial risk modeling, Health in Climate works to accelerate the transition toward a healthier and more resilient future. The organization is committed to creating tangible, impactful change in communities worldwide.
Health in Climate AI (HiC) is a nonprofit advancing AI-powered innovation at the
intersection of climate and health at the speed of AI. We develop tools, frameworks, and partnerships that
are focused on discovering, building and scaling solutions that address the health impacts of climate
change — spanning clinical care, resilience, and financial risk.
Role Description
We're looking for a motivated, detail-oriented Project Manager to coordinate operations
across HiC's growing portfolio of initiatives. This is an ideal role for a recent college
graduate passionate about climate, health, or technology. Hours typically range from
5–10 per week depending on active workstreams. You don't need a background in
medicine or AI — you need exceptional organizational instincts, strong follow-through,
and genuine enthusiasm for the mission.
Qualifications
- Project management and coordinating skills, including timeline tracking and organizational capabilities
- Experience with communication tools and fostering collaboration within diverse teams
- Analytical skills for compiling reports and handling data in an accurate way
- Interpersonal and team management skills to build relationships with stakeholders
- Proficiency with relevant software tools such as productivity suites (e.g., MS Office, project management tools)
- Strong written and verbal communication skills for succinct reporting and clear information sharing
- Familiarity with climate change and health challenges is a plus
- Bachelor’s degree in project management, environmental science, public health, or a related field is preferred
