Public Health Camp Coordinator

Company Description Healium Camps is a public health venture focused on precision screening and early intervention for communities that remain outside formal healthcare in India. Through standardized, tech-enabled health camps, Healium serves 50–2000 people per day where they live, learn, earn, pray, and play, delivering measurable treatment success across multiple conditions. The organization partners with corporates, philanthropists, health brands, and government bodies to improve community health outcomes in a fast-growing $2.9B market. Healium operates a proprietary camp management tech stack, a clinical gig platform for medical camps, and evidence-based screening programs, supported by a 230-strong network of healthcare professionals. Founded by a family team with decades of experience in pharma, diagnostics, international health delivery, consulting, and community volunteering, Healium has deployed over 500 camps across nine states.
Role Description Public Health Camp Coordinator at Healium Camps support the end-to-end delivery of community health screening camps, ensuring smooth operations and high-quality participant experience. This full-time, on-site role in Mumbai involves coordinating camp logistics, managing registration and participant flow, maintaining accurate records, and supporting the implementation of standardized screening protocols. The role includes working closely with camp admins, medical staff, technicians, and field teams, monitoring data capture on the camp management system, and escalating operational or clinical issues to supervisors. Camp Admins help with community engagement and basic health communication, assist in collating camp metrics, and contribute to continuous improvement of camp processes. The position requires flexibility to visit & work at various camp sites, adherence to public health and safety guidelines, and a strong customer-service mindset.
Qualifications

• Strong foundation in Community Health and Public Health, with an understanding of primary care and health camp environments.
• Environmental Health awareness to support safe, hygienic, and compliant camp operations.
• Analytical Skills to review camp data, identify patterns in health outcomes, and support basic reporting and decision-making.
• Effective Communication skills for interacting with beneficiaries, healthcare teams, partners, and local stakeholders in a clear and respectful manner.
• Bachelor's degree in public health, healthcare management, social work, or a related field (or equivalent practical experience).
• Experience in community outreach, health programs, or field operations is preferred.
• Comfort with digital tools and data entry systems; ability to quickly learn new software platforms.
• Strong organizational skills, reliability, and the ability to work in fast-paced, field-based settings.
• Language proficiency in English and local Indian languages relevant to Indian communities is essential.