Do you blog, or Tweet, or use Facebook for more than just Farmville?
Do you know your way around a digital camera?
Have you ever traveled overseas as part of a short-term missions experience?
Are you smart and organized?
Do you have a heart for the kids and families CURE serves?
Are you an aspiring photo journalist?
Do you have a desire to do something more meaningful with your first year out of college than attending corporate training?
Have you ever considered taking one year of your life to serve God overseas?

If you can say yes to some of those questions, are hard working, and ready for the opportunity of a life-time, then have I got a job for you…

We’re Recruiting CUREkids Coordinators

CURE is recruiting young adults who have qualifications as bloggers and photographers to serve in our hospitals as CUREkids Coordinators. A CUREkids Coordinator is a compensated position within CURE International that serves on a one year term overseas. They live and work at (or near) a CURE hospital in one of the countries in which we serve as a full-time blogger and story-teller, connecting people in the US with the kids we treat in our hospitals through words, pictures, and videos using the tools we’ve built at cure.org/curekids. CURE provides for your housing, living expenses, training, and the tools you need to tell the stories of our CUREkids.

We’re always on the lookout for candidates for the future, but we’re urgently seeking a person to replace our CUREkids Coordinator in Kenya for the beginning of April. If that’s you, click the button below to get more information and start the process or send your resume and references to curekids@cure.org.

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