The ATI PT clinic in Redmond, WA has an opening for a Rehab Technician. This role is an excellent opportunity for individuals to gain paid experience in the rehabilitation field, particularly as they pursue a career in physical therapy/healthcare.
Below is a direct link to the job application for online submission:
Are you considering a public health graduate degree?
The Department of Health Services trains students for influential careers in public health practice and research, health administration, health promotion, and health policy.
Would you like to learn more about the types of graduate degrees we offer and what makes them unique?
The Department of Health Services invites you to attend “Which Public Health Degree is Right For Me?”
What: Join them for a panel led by graduate students in our COPHP, MPH, MS, MHA, MHIHIM, and Online Executive MPH programs, followed by small group break-out sessions.
Pizza and beverages will be served!
When: Thursday May 2, 2019;
5:30-7:30pm
Where: UW Seattle campus,South Campus Center, Room 303 (1601 NE Columbia Rd, Seattle, WA 9819)
Please RSVP hereby
Sunday April 28 to reserve your spot!
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Volunteers help the Pharmacy staff prepack medication using appropriate techniques, perform outdates checking in required areas, assist in maintaining department supplies for areas of use by staff, and follow Seattle Children’s policies and procedures.
Volunteers will work at all times under the supervision of a licensed Pharmacist or Pharmacy technician.
Pharmacy Volunteer Requirements:
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Must be
18 years of age with High School Diploma or GED Equivalent
·
Must
commit to 100 hours of service on a regular weekly three-hour shift for a
duration of at least 10 consecutive months including summer
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Must
complete required vaccinations and consent to state background check
·
Must have
or acquire an active Washington State Pharmacy Assistant License
Volunteer Application Process (Pharmacy volunteers only; please see our website for other roles):
UW Neurobiology Club is currently recruiting mentors and mentees for the upcoming quarter!
They are a multidisciplinary student group that aims to encourage interest in the field of neurobiology for students and the greater community, while bringing together those with a like interest in the field.
If you are interested in learning how to get into the Neurobiology or Biology major, or interested in mentoring others on how to do so, please apply for a UW Neurobiology Club mentor or mentee position using the forms below by Friday, April 12th!
If you are a returning mentee or mentor, you do not have to fill out the form again.
They are looking for reliable mentors, preferably sophomores, juniors, or seniors, who can ideally commit at least 4-5 hours per month! Mentors do not have to already be in their major! This a great way to gain leadership and mentorship experience; you will work with students/mentees, either one-on-one or in group settings, to serve as a guide on their UW journey and introduce aspiring Neurobiology or Biology majors to campus resources or academic services in order to help them get into their major.
Their expectations of mentors will be to:
– Actively participate in mentorship and commit 4-5 hrs per
month
– Reach out to and build a relationship with assigned mentee
– Be willing to share your own experience and UW journey,
campus resources, and academic opportunities
Are you passionate about neuroscience and want to learn more about good scientific communication? Grey Matters is UW’s undergraduate neuroscience journal, and they work to make complex scientific information accessible to the public.
They will be holding our Spring welcome meeting on Thursday, April 4th at 6:30pm in Thomson 125. This meeting will cover how to apply, what they look for in applicants, and how the journal production process works.
For those of you who already know you want to apply, applications are open and can be found here. Feel free to email them at thalamus@uw.edu if you have any questions!
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Want to know what it’s like to be a dental student? Are you interested in a career in dentistry?
OHSU ASDA is hosting Dive into
Dentistry 2019 for those looking to pursue dentistry. Discover dentistry by
acquiring hands-on experience in crown preparation, diagnostic impressions,
cast fabrication, diagnostic wax-up, and anterior restoration.
The event is taking place Friday & Saturday, April 12th & 13th 2019 at OHSU’s Collaborative Life Sciences Building (2730 SW Moody Avenue, PDX).
To reserve your spot in the program:
1. Complete Three signed consent forms (medical, media, and liability) found on the website.
2. The event is $150 total that can be broken into two payments. A $75.00 nonrefundable deposit payable to Oregon ASDA to hold your spot. The other $75.00 is due by Friday April 5th (you can pay the entire amount up front if you want).
Please write out and mail consents
and check to:
OHSU ASDA
Mail code: SD-SA
2730 SW Moody Ave
Portland, OR 97202-5042
If you would like to register
online, please email the forms to ohsupredental@gmail.com. You can pay via Venmo
@oregonasda.
Please provide an email address to which they can send you a confirmation email when they have received your consents and deposit.
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As a celebration of the International Day of Girls and Women in Science, BioExplore will feature women faculty and graduate students from a broad range of engineering departments on Tuesday, April 16 from 5 to 7 pm in HUB 334.
Sundays April 28th, May 5th, 12th and 19th from 9:00am-2:00pm
UW Seattle Campus SAV Room 130
Cost: $375
The Women’s Center Graduate Record Examinations prep course offers a comprehensive introduction to the GRE. It provides an overview of the exam, covering its overall structure, the types of questions that students will encounter, the testing environment, and available tools.
A substantial portion of the course is dedicated to providing students with means for maximizing their GRE scores; heavy focus is given to the academic content of the exam, methods for studying efficiently, and techniques that help to increase scores by taking advantage of the GRE’s design. Each of the various techniques is explained and reinforced by use in example.
Tours will start at 10:00 am. The last tour begins at 10:30 am
Welcome session begins at 11:00 am
Student club fair and information tables at 12:00 pm
VIP room for incoming students
Sessions: +Financial aid +DO program curriculum +DO student panel +Osteopathic medicine demonstration +Learning clinical skills & reasoning +DO program application strategies +Medical school research opportunities +Roots to Wings co-mentoring program
This is a paid internship opportunity for up to 6 undergraduatesand/or graduate students interested in being part of a dynamic, student-led team charged with finding innovative solutions to problems in education, medicine, health care, policy, and diversity work at the Georgetown University School of Medicine (GUSOM). The internship is a summer long program and a wonderful chance to join a fast-paced, start-up styled team in higher education. Undergraduates would work specifically in the Office of Diversity and Inclusion as Innovation Associates and the summer internship will run from June 3rd to August 12th, 2019.
They are accepting applications until April 5th at 5PM EST. GUSOM has rolling admissions, so early applications are highly recommended. All students are encouraged to apply!
Their goals are to:
● Support, and advance community
outreach and pipeline programs within the District of Columbia high schools and
college (nationally)
● Benchmark, collect data, and
create presentations on diversity strategies across the country and across
different sectors and adapt them to the school of medicine
● Build a supportive community on
campus that connects students, faculty and staff and feature our diverse
populations
Program Dates & Benefits:
Dates:
June 3 – August 12, 2018
Interns
are paid hourly at $13.25!
Social Entrepreneurship Experience: They are a new, exciting start-up styled team at the School of Medicine, Office of Diversity and Inclusion. If you’re interested in getting some first-hand start-up experience with an exciting team, you’ll learn a lot from this meaningful opportunity and contribute in ways that matter.
Rich Teaming Experiences:
Practice your skills in collaboration
with a dynamic team and work directly with the Senior Associate Dean, Dr. Susan
Cheng.
Mentorship: Direct mentorship with supervisor and 1-1 career
coaching and development.
Prime
Networking Opportunities: Opportunities to grow your own professional
network in higher education and at the School of Medicine as you collaborate
with our team!
Do you still need something fun to do this summer? Are you energetic, creative, and enthusiastic? Do you like working with youth and being a part of a FUN team? Are you looking to gain experience in the health care field or working with people with special health care needs?
They are currently recruiting volunteers who are mature and responsible individuals, who like working hard and who are willing to learn.
Camp Promise-West is a one-week overnight camp that is provided free of charge for kids, teens, and adults with muscular dystrophy and select neuromuscular diseases. They believe all kids should get to experience the magic of camp, regardless of their medical needs or physical abilities and highly value our volunteers who help make this happen. Their schedule is jam packed with theme days, pranks, costumes, summer fun, and activities that are 100% wheelchair accessible.
Available Positions include:
One-on-one counselors to provide personal care and assist with daily activities.
This is an ideal opportunity for individuals who are dedicated to giving back to their community and/or who are interested in a career in the healthcare field and are looking for experience working one-on-one with individuals with special healthcare needs. Many (but not ALL!) of their volunteers are pre-health students (e.g., medicine, nursing, physician assistants, PT/OT) or interested in social work or counseling, or graduate students/professionals in these fields.
While helpful, experience is not required as they provide all necessary training at our orientation session prior to camper arrival.
Their volunteers are 18+, come from diverse backgrounds and from all over the country, so whatever your skills may be, if you are committed to making camp the best week of our campers’ year, they would love to hear from you!
Camp Details:
Dates: August 26-31, 2019 (volunteers arrive August 25th)
Location: Vaughn, WA
Requirements: Be at least 18 years old, submit an application, complete an interview, and pass background and reference checks. Please visit the requirements page of our website for more information.
The Surgical Outcomes Research Center (SORCE) Quality Improvement Workgroup is seeking a motivated individual interested in reviewing and abstracting data from electronic medical records. This student assistant position will join their team of abstractors to provide support for a variety of regional and national quality improvement (QI) surgical registries, including (but not limited to): NSQIP, SCOAP, or MBSAQIP.
As part of this
team, the incumbents will be responsible for aiding with abstraction, data
entry, and keeping up with registry deadlines. This position may also
involve direct contact with participants over the telephone to gather
post-operative follow-up data. Individuals hired for the position will be
trained in accordance with SORCE standard operating procedures to ensure
consistent and accurate data collection. Attention to detail is imperative as
the data collected is used in support of quality improvement benchmarking for
the hospital, as well as research.
The shifts available for this position could range from 9am and 5pm PST during the week and from 9am-3pm PST on weekends. Applicants are requested to work 10 to 15 hours a week. Requested hours may change depending on the monthly workload. Competitive applicants will have experience with medical terminology and be able to commit a minimum of 6 months to this position. Learn more and apply at:
The School of Public Health (SPH) would like to announce their upcoming All-School Open House, which will be held on Wednesday, April 10th from 1pm-4pm at the Husky Union Building in the Lyceum (HUB 160). This session will offer prospective students an opportunity to learn about the numerous paths and possibilities that their school offers. Representatives from each of our departments and several of our major programs will be present to speak with students about their 62+ degree and certificate programs. Members of SPH student organizations will also be present at the Open House to give students the chance to learn about the connections and community that their students build outside of the classroom. And of course, there will be light refreshments.
The School of Public Health (SPH) would like to announce their upcoming All-School Open House, which will be held on Wednesday, April 10th from 1pm-4pm at the Husky Union Building in the Lyceum (HUB 160). This session will offer prospective students an opportunity to learn about the numerous paths and possibilities that their school offers. Representatives from each of our departments and several of our major programs will be present to speak with students about their 62+ degree and certificate programs. Members of SPH student organizations will also be present at the Open House to give students the chance to learn about the connections and community that their students build outside of the classroom. And of course, there will be light refreshments.
Representatives from each of our departments and several of our major programs will be present to speak with students about their 62+ degree and certificate programs. Members of SPH student organizations will also be present at the Open House to give students the chance to learn about the connections and community that their students build outside of the classroom. And of course, there will be light refreshments.
This event is open to all who wish to come – current UW students, prospective students from all over Washington State, and anyone else interested in learning about the undergraduate and graduate programs they offer at UW SPH.
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