ScribeAmerica is hiring medical scribes for two gastroenterology locations in Bellevue and Kirkland. Site specific details are available on request. Pay starts at $11/hr. Positions are part-time (~20-32 hours/week). Ideal candidates will be able to type at least 75 words per minute, start self-scheduled online training in May, and begin on-site floor training upon graduation in mid June. For more information, contact Tinny Liang at PSGIScribes@Scribeamerica.com
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Woodrow Wilson Academy of Teaching and Learning
The Woodrow Wilson Academy is looking for collaborative, creative entrepreneurs with strong STEM content knowledge who are deeply committed not just to innovation, but also to classroom teaching. Beginning in summer 2017, a small group of Design Fellows will help build and beta-test the Academy’s curriculum as they work toward an initial teaching license in middle or high school STEM fields. Collaborating closely with the faculty and staff of the Academy, Design Fellows will help create and test assessments and refine the Academy’s program. At the same time, they can progress towards fulfilling the requirements for initial STEM teaching licensure in Massachusetts. All WW Academy Design Fellows will receive a $20,000 stipend. A full job description and application information can be found here.
Wildlife Technician Position in Glacier Bay National Park, Alaska
The National Park Service is looking for a wildlife technician to help with a multitude of projects this summer (May 2017-October 2017), including bear management, nesting seabird surveys, mountain goat pellet collection, and assisting a graduate student using remote cameras to inventory terrestrial wildlife along the shoreline of Glacier Bay National Park. Applications are due by 1/12/17. For more information visit: https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/460121900
NASA Opportunities
1. NASA MARTI
2. 2016 NASA Glenn Faculty Fellowship Program (NGFFP)
3. 2016 Marshall Faculty Fellow Program
1. NASA MARTI offers an intense, integrated, multidisciplinary opportunity for students with career aspirations in the national aeronautics or aerospace enterprise. The MARTI experience helps prepare aspiring young professionals for employment by providing opportunities for direct science and engineering experience with an awareness of the complex managerial, political, financial, social, and human issues faced by current and future aerospace programs.
Experience an Integrated systems, multidisciplinary, team-based aerospace research environment
10 – 12 weeks in duration, four NASA centers participate (Ames, Armstrong, Glenn and Langley)
Requirements:
US Citizen; at least 18 years of age; minimum GPA of 3.2; engineering or related discipline majors; junior – second year grad school level of study
Applications open only at http://www.martiapp.com through February 16, 2016. Successful applicants will be notified of acceptance in March, 2016.
Student housing and an allowance for travel/food expenses will be provided.
Depending on the NASA Center, MARTI programs begin late May-mid June and conclude in early to mid August.
*MARTI is a research program, sponsored by the NASA Aeronautics Research Mission Directorate. As with all NASA research programs, MARTI is subject to available federal funds. MARTI is not posted on OSSI.
For more information, visit http://www.martiapp.com. Questions about MARTI may be directed to Dr. Liz Ward,
Dr. Elizabeth B. Ward
ARMD MARTI Program
Aeronautics Research Directorate
NASA Langley Research Center
Hampton, VA 23681
phone: 757-864-7638
email: elizabeth.b.ward@nasa.gov
2. 2016 NASA Glenn Faculty Fellowship Program (NGFFP)
NASA John Glenn Research Center in Cleveland, Ohio, is accepting applications from full-time, qualified STEM faculty in accredited US colleges and universities, inclusive of Minority Serving Institutions, for the summer 2016 NASA Glenn Faculty Fellowship Program (NGFFP). The ten-week Fellowship will begin on Monday, June 6, and end on Friday, Aug. 12, 2016. The Fellowship is open to US citizens. Under-represented and under-served faculty members, as well as, faculty from US Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs), are encouraged to apply. The complete application for the 2016 program implementation is accessible from: http://www.nasa.gov/centers/glenn/education
The application closes on Monday, February 1, 2016.
Laura
Laura A. Stacko
Program Manager
NASA/Ohio Space Grant Consortium
22800 Cedar Point Road
Cleveland, OH 44142
Telephone Number: (440) 962-3032
Fax Number: (440) 962-3057
Email Address: LauraStacko@oai.org
Web Address: http://www.osgc.org
3. 2016 Marshall Faculty Fellow Program
The Marshall Space Flight Center is offering Faculty Fellowships for qualified STEM faculty at U.S. colleges and universities to conduct research with NASA colleagues during a ten-week residential program in Huntsville, Alabama.
Faculty Fellows will receive stipends of $15,000 (Assistant Professor, Research Faculty), $17,000 (Associate Professor), or $19,000 (Professor).
A relocation allowance of $1,500 will be provided to those fellows who live more than fifty miles from MSFC and a $500 travel supplement for one round-trip.
Applicants must be U.S. citizens who hold full-time teaching or research appointments at accredited U.S. universities or colleges. During the ten-week program, fellows are required to conduct their research onsite at the Marshall Space Flight Center.
Work-Study Student Assistant for OMSFA & GO! Apply by Nov. 4th
“The Office of Merit Scholarships, Fellowships & Awards (OMSFA) is seeking a part-time student assistant to support our work, along with the work of the Global Opportunities Adviser. Our office provides information and resources to increase student awareness of the scholarship search and application process via workshops, events, online resources, and individual advising; mentors students through an intense process by offering resources, advising, and individual feedback which result in competitive applications for local and national scholarships; collaborates with faculty and staff to identify and support potential student scholars.”
Read about position details, qualifications, and application requirements here:
OMSFA & GO student assistant job description 2015
Work-Study Student Assistant in Telemedicine at Harborview
Project ECHO (EXTENSION FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH OUTCOMES)
This position will assist with information processing and management. Duties range from routine photocopying, electronic document conversion, scanning, faxing and filing to more complex tasks such as chart review, clinical data extraction, data entry into research databases, and advanced record management. Assignment of specific duties will vary with skill and commitment. Must be able to work independently and proactively prioritize work, communicate well with team members, and initiate action as required to meet deadlines. We’ll provide excellent work training as well as exposure to bio-behavioral research and telehealth training environments. Learn and observe steps that are needed to conduct research. Gain knowledge of specific disease processes, laboratory tests and radiological tests. Work in a team environment.
This position is based at the Ninth and Jefferson building in the Harborview complex; regular shuttles are available from the UW campus.
Ideal candidates will be available 8-12 hours a week for at least two academic quarters, and preferably on Tuesday mornings.
Pay rate ranges from $10.10 – $12.50/hr.
Consideration for this position is limited to those who have been awarded work study as part of their UW financial aid package.
Requirements: Must be able to balance competing demands. Excellent attention to detail and accuracy including proofreading, editing, organizational and filing skills. Experience with MS Office software including Word, PowerPoint, and Excel desired. Website creation skills a plus. Preference may have given to those with Tuesday morning availability.
Contact Pam Landinez at landinez@uw.edu
Calling Graduate Students: URP is Hiring a GSA! Deadline June 30th
The Center for Experiential Learning and Diversity (EXPD) has an opportunity for a Graduate Staff Assistant. As part of EXPD, the Undergraduate Research Program (URP) facilitates research experiences for undergraduates with faculty members across the disciplines.
Interested candidates must apply through UW Hires Req #108645; priority deadline is Monday, June 30th.
| Graduate Staff Assistant’s General Responsibilities:
•Provide advising to students in all departments interested in becoming involved in undergraduate research; |
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| Must be enrolled full-time as a graduate student at the University of Washington and eligible for a graduate student appointment. •Experience participating in research as an undergraduate and/or graduate student; •Strong communication skills, including experience making presentations and public speaking; •Experience teaching, advising, and/or working with UW undergraduate students; •Computer literacy: familiarity with basic HTML and/or Drupal content management systems, proficiency with MS Word, Excel, familiarity with basic Adobe Photoshop and/or Illustrator, some experience in Catalyst tools, including Canvas; •Creative problem solving skills and attention to detail; •Ability to work well under deadlines and handle multiple tasks; •Enjoy working and interacting with faculty, students and staff of diverse backgrounds and across academic disciplines; and •Work well both as a member of a dynamic team and independently with minimal supervision. |
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| Work schedule to be determined quarterly. Work location is 171 Mary Gates Hall, the Center for Experiential Learning and Diversity (EXPD), plus various locations for seminars, information sessions and workshops. Work may have occasional evening and weekend hours. |
URP is Hiring! Undergraduate Student Assistant – priority deadline June 23
The Undergraduate Research Program (URP) in the Center for Experiential Learning and Diversity promotes and facilitates opportunities for undergraduates to participate in research with faculty, provides a public forum for students to present their work, and offers advising and other resources.
We currently seek an undergraduate student assistant to work 15-19.5 hours per week, preferably starting this summer and continuing through academic year 2014-15. Compensation is $10.00/hour. This position is Work-Study eligible.
General Duties/Description:
- Provide web, database, and other technology support for the Undergraduate Research Program including routine URP website updates.
- Assist in daily operations including email management, the development, production, and distribution of URP publication materials; office organization; program outreach;
- Perform a variety of support functions for URP programs and events, including the Undergraduate Research Symposium; and
- Occasional front desk reception support for the Center for Experiential Learning and Diversity.
Benefits:
- Valuable experience for students who want to gain professional work experience and/or learn about student services in higher education.
- Interesting/relevant work environment for students who are already involved or interested in undergraduate research.
- Work with friendly staff in a supportive, team-oriented environment.
Requirements:
- Work well both as a member of a small team and independently.
- Excellent oral and written communication skills.
- Creative problem solving skills, ability to balance a variety of duties, and attention to detail.
- Experience with PC applications, particularly Microsoft Word and Excel.
- Knowledge of and experience with web-page updates and maintenance.
- High comfort level with computer technology and software programs, including interest in learning new web-page design and other technical skills.
Additional Desired Skills:
- Familiarity with basic HTML and/or Drupal content management systems.
- Familiarity with using social media platforms.
- Proficiency with MS Word, Excel, and Access.
- Familiarity with basic Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator and/or InDesign.
How to Apply: Priority deadline for consideration is Monday, June 23
Please email a resume, cover letter, and contact information for two references to: Lauren Brohawn, Program Coordinator, Undergraduate Research Program via Word or pdf attachment to urp@uw.edu.
To learn more about the Undergraduate Research Program, visit: expd.uw.edu/urp
U.S. Department of Energy Carlsbad Field Office (CBFO) Fellowship Program
The U.S. Department of Energy Carlsbad Field Office is now accepting applications for a one-year CBFO appointment (with possibility of extension) in the field of environmental microbiology. This appointment will be located at the Los Alamos National Laboratory in the Carlsbad Environmental Monitoring and Research Center (university institute).
Typical laboratory activities will include a wide variety of microbial characterization and analytical techniques (e.g., PCR, ion chromatography, cell counting techniques, microscopy, anaerobic methods, cell plating, and sample preparations for gene sequencing). Strong mentorship will be provided with the goal of developing research skills that contribute to publishable scientific results and prepare the CBFO Fellow for advanced studies.
The ideal candidate will have a BS or higher in microbiology, biology, or related degrees received within the last five years from an accredited U.S. institution and a strong desire to develop/apply their research skills. Strong analytical, research and communication skills are required.
Applicants must also be a U.S. citizen (no exceptions) and be available for a full-time commitment starting in June/July 2014. Stipends are dependent on academic level, skills and experience. Additional allowances for round-trip travel to site may be provided.
Eligible candidates must apply by midnight EDT on Wednesday, May 21, 2014. For more information, e-mail cbfo.fellowship@orise.orau.gov or visit their website at: http://orise.orau.gov/cbfo/applicants/applicants.html
WRF-IPD Innovation Fellows Program
Calling all post-docs! With a very generous $8 M gift from the Washington Research Foundation (WRF), the Institute for Protein Design (IPD) has launched the WRF-IPD Innovation Fellows Program supporting research partnerships between the IPD and other Seattle-area research institutes or UW departments. They are recruiting exceptionally talented researchers who have just finished their PhD to join expert laboratories at local institutions where they will apply protein design methods to current health, energy, and materials related research problems.
Over the next 5-6 years, there will be a steady state of twelve WRF-IPD Fellows who are supported for 3 years with funding for salary, computation, gene synthesis, protein production and other research costs. Candidate fellows must identify a Seattle-based research laboratory in their area of interest, and are expected to spend most of their time in these laboratories while at the same time becoming expert at protein design methodology at the IPD. WRF-IPD Fellows will be selected on the basis of their academic achievement and future promise. Prospective fellows may choose from a list of projects proposed by Seattle area faculty, or propose a new project; in the latter case, the fellow must identify one or more suitable host laboratories.
To apply and find out more about this opportunity, visit http://www.ipd.uw.edu/wrf-ipd-innovation-fellows-program/