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Student Employment: School of Health Science Center for Interprofessional Healthcare - AY 26/27

Posted 2 days ago

quinnipiac universityNorth Haven (CT)
Health Education SpecialistsColleges, Universities, and Professional Schools

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About the role

Graduate Assistant - Center for Interprofessional Healthcare Education (IPE) School of Health Sciences Graduate Assistant (Tuition Waiver)
Responsibilities: Work directly with the director and assistant director of the Center for Interprofessional Healthcare Education each week. Conduct literature reviews and draft writing of the literature according to a template provided. Draft summarization of survey data according to a template provided. Assist with fall and spring conference/summit. Revise and build Blackboard organizations for the Center. Position may combined with the GA for Simulation in the School of Health Science depending on abilities and interest.
Qualifications:
  • Experience and interest in the concepts of interprofessional healthcare education and collaborative practice as indicated by participation in those programs at Quinnipiac University.
  • Good interpersonal skills
  • Strong oral and written communication skills
  • Proficient with Microsoft OfficeHours of Position: 5hrs per week. Work hours are flexible, and a schedule will be established between the GA and the director.
  • Required Documents for Application: Application only.
  • Instructions to Applicants: Click Apply at the top of the page. Complete the required application.

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