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Many students seek part-time positions while enrolled as degree candidates in GMS programs.\u00a0 Part-time work study employment opportunities are available through Student Employment Office (SEO)<\/a>\u00a0 On-campus work-study positions are jobs that are part of your financial aid package at Boston University. Current positions are listed below.<\/p>\n If you are interested in any of these opportunities please complete your FAFSA<\/a> and\u00a0submit the work study application<\/a> <\/span>t<\/span>o Student Financial Services to see if you receive a work study award. Once you receive an award, then apply to a position by emailing your resume to the contact listed.<\/strong><\/p>\n Position:\u00a0<\/strong>GMS Registrar Assistant – GMS Central Office (2 positions available) (POSITIONS FILLED)<\/strong><\/span><\/em><\/p>\n Semester:<\/span><\/strong> Summer \u201826 to Spring \u201827<\/span> <\/span>|<\/span> Location:<\/span><\/strong> In-person (L-309) | <\/span>Department<\/span><\/strong>:<\/strong> Graduate Medical Sciences |<\/span> Contact:<\/span><\/strong> Kimberly Arena (<\/span>krarena@bu.edu<\/a>); Karen Francis (<\/span>kfranci@bu.edu<\/a>)<\/span><\/p>\n Job Details:<\/span><\/strong> This role will provide support to the GMS Registrar in the areas of registration and student enrollment. Hiring fo<\/span>r one to two positions.<\/span><\/p>\n Responsibilities:<\/span><\/strong> Assist the Registrar with electronic filing, scanning, and other administrative tasks related to applications, courses, and transcripts. Support GMS administration and welcome and direct people in-person.<\/span><\/p>\n Recommended Skills:<\/span><\/strong> Familiar with Adobe Pro (can be trained), basic skills in Microsoft Word and Excel. Attention to detail and strong organizational skills.<\/span><\/p>\n Work Schedule:<\/span><\/strong> 5-10 hours\/week. Preference for a student who can commit to Summer \u201826, Fall \u201826, and Spring \u201827. Hours based on student availability.<\/span><\/p>\n Position: <\/strong>GMS Marketing & Communications Student Intern – GMS Central Office (POSITION FILLED)<\/strong><\/span><\/em><\/p>\n Semester:<\/span><\/strong> Summer \u201826 to Spring \u201827 |<\/span> Location:<\/span><\/strong> Hybrid (L-317\/Remote) | <\/span>Department<\/span><\/strong>:<\/strong> Graduate Medical Sciences | <\/span>Contact:<\/span><\/strong> Mike Bloom (<\/span>mjbloom@bu.edu<\/a>)<\/span><\/p>\n Job Details:<\/span><\/strong> This role will primarily assist the GMS Marketing & Communications team with responsibilities that fall under the scope of \u201ccommunicating with current GMS Community members.\u201d This position works with the GMS Public Relations Associate and Marketing & Communications Specialist.<\/span><\/p>\n Responsibilities:<\/strong> <\/span>Production of the weekly GMS Student Life & Wellness Calendar and bi-weekly GMS Press newsletter. Support GMS social media drafting and scheduling on Instagram, Facebook, X (Twitter), and LinkedIn. Update online GMS events calendar. Write some smaller-scale content pieces for the GMS website. Support photo-taking at some GMS events as available. Assist with other administrative tasks as required.<\/span><\/p>\n Recommended Skills:<\/span><\/strong> The ideal candidate for this role has experience with social media content creation, with experience on services such as MailChimp or similar email marketing platforms, Google Drive, Microsoft Office Suite, and WordPress a plus (can be trained). This position requires creative writing skills. Candidate should be organized with a strong command of the English language and strong attention-to-detail skills.<\/span><\/p>\n Work Schedule:<\/span><\/strong> 10 hours\/week. Hybrid work available with preference for some in-person hours.<\/span><\/p>\n *Student must commit to Summer \u201826, Fall \u201926 and Spring \u201827.<\/span> <\/span><\/p>\n Position: <\/strong>GMS Office Assistant<\/p>\n Semester:<\/span><\/strong> Summer \u201826 and\/or Fall \u201926 to Spring \u201827 |<\/span> Location:<\/span><\/strong> On-Campus, L-317 |<\/span> <\/span>Department<\/span><\/strong>:<\/strong> Graduate Medical Sciences | <\/span>Contact:<\/span><\/strong> Kimberly Arena (<\/span>krarena@bu.edu<\/a>)<\/span><\/p>\n Job Details:<\/span><\/strong> This role will primarily share time between support of GMS faculty & staff in the areas of reception, student affairs and administrative support. Hiring for one to two positions.<\/span><\/p>\n Responsibilities: <\/span><\/strong>Support Graduate Medical Sciences administration, and the Assistant Deans, on projects related to graduate affairs (orientation, admissions, enrollment, alumni tracking), including administrative tasks and greeting guests at the GMS office suite. Will support and direct visitors as needed, receiving and distributing GMS mail, and managing locker distribution.<\/span><\/p>\n Recommended Skills<\/strong>:<\/span> Attention to detail, strong writing and communication skills, ability to complete time-sensitive projects quickly and independently, proficiency Microsoft Office Suite and manipulating data in Microsoft Excel a plus.<\/span><\/p>\n Work Schedule:<\/span><\/strong> 5-20 hours\/week, in-person. Hours based on student availability.<\/span><\/p>\n <\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n <\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n Open post-doctoral position at the Boston College Department of Biology:<\/strong><\/a> The Altindis Lab is currently seeking a highly motivated postdoctoral fellow for a translational research project that focuses on studying the role of viral insulins in the insulin\/IGF-1 signaling system, growth, and cancer progression. The Altindis Lab at the Boston College Biology Department received its first NIH R01 grant and the postdoc will be supported with this mechanism. Learn more here<\/a>.<\/p>\n <\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n TA positions in Graduate Medical Sciences are generally reserved for second-year students or above and are hired directly by the academic department or faculty. GMS does not typically offer teaching assistant positions to entering graduate students. These positions pay a small stipend. Interested students should contact their academic department directly to inquire about available opportunities.\u00a0 These are usually available in the late summer\/fall each year.<\/p>\n <\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n Program-Based Tutors are used in many programs include Oral Health Sciences, Medical Sciences, Nutrition & Metabolism\u00a0 and Biomedical Research Technologies.\u00a0 These positions are filled primarily by second year students of the program.\u00a0 Please reach out to your program director if interested in serving as a tutor.<\/p>\n <\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n Handshake<\/a>\u00a0is BU\u2019s online hub for career resources, including internship and job listings, in the U.S. as well as around the world. These are provided exclusively for undergrads, graduate students, and alumni. You\u2019ll have 24\/7 access and be able to sign up for on-campus events, schedule a career counseling appointment, and upload multiple resumes, cover letters, and other employment-related documents.<\/p>\n <\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n Each year, Resident Life Positions<\/a> Residential Life hires resident assistants (RA) and senior resident assistants (SRA) to play a unique role in guiding, encouraging, directing, and helping other students as they learn and test new ideas, seek satisfying career choices, clarify their personal and societal values, and become contributing members of the larger community. Individuals hired for these positions are part-time staff members in the Residential Life office and are responsible for actively working twenty hours each week. These positions come with varying compensation packages that can include: housing, meal plans, stipends, and\/or insurance. To find out more information, please refer to the Residential Life<\/a>\u00a0website.<\/p>\n <\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n Other jobs are offered through the BU Student Employment Office<\/a><\/p>\n <\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n Position:<\/strong>\u00a0 Office Assistant – Alumni Tracking, GMS Central Office<\/p>\n Semester:<\/strong> Spring 2025, Fall 2025 | Location:<\/strong> On-Campus + remote |\u00a0Department:<\/strong> Graduate Medical Sciences<\/p>\n Job Details:<\/span> This role will primarily entail updating doctoral alumni data outcomes.<\/p>\n Responsibilities:<\/span>\u00a0Student will search the internet to determine where alumni are currently employed.<\/p>\n Recommended Skills:<\/span> Attention to detail, ability to work independently, proficiency in Microsoft Excel<\/p>\n Work Schedule:<\/span> 2-3 hr. per week; Hours are flexible.<\/p>\n If interested, please send your resume to Dr. Barbara Schreiber (schreibe@bu.edu).<\/a><\/p>\n Position: <\/strong>Communications Assistant – GMS Central Office (UPDATE – This position is now filled)<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n Semester:<\/strong> Fall 2024, Spring 2025 | Location<\/strong>: On-Campus | Department<\/strong>: Graduate Medical Sciences<\/p>\n Job Details<\/u>: This role will primarily operate to assist the GMS Marketing Team with responsibilities that fall under the scope of \u2018communicating with current GMS Community members.\u2019<\/p>\n Responsibilities:<\/u> The primary responsibility for this role will be managing the GMS Press weekly newsletter via Mailchimp. The intern will also assist with dialing social media postings as well as other GMS-wide communications.<\/p>\n Recommended Skills:<\/u> The ideal candidate for this role has experience using services such as Mailchimp or similar email marketing platforms, google drive and Microsoft Office Suite, is organized, has a strong command of the English language, and has strong attention-to-detail skills.<\/p>\n Work Schedule:<\/u> This intern will work 5-10 hours per week. Remote capability.<\/p>\n If interested, please contact Sarah Rowan (srowan@bu.edu<\/a>).<\/p>\n Position:<\/strong> Community Catalyst Center (C3) Intern – GMS Central Office (UPDATE – This position is now filled)<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n Semester<\/strong>: Fall 2024, Spring 2025 | Location<\/strong>: On-Campus | Department<\/strong>: Graduate Medical Sciences<\/p>\n We are looking for a student interesting in building community, work<\/span>ing<\/span> with diverse student groups, and assist<\/span>ing<\/span> with the development of student programming <\/span>at the graduate level<\/span>; past experience in event planning or student affairs is a plus. <\/span>We are seeking a student<\/span> who aligns with the mission of C3, is engaged, energetic, motivated and wants to build an inclusive learning and growing community in GMS.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n Skills not required but helpful include knowledge of Microsoft Office, Excel, and some marketing and communications tools such as Canva and Qualtrics.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n Work Schedule<\/u>: 5 hr per week during school year. The position could continue for Summer 2023 and next year (2023-2024).\u00a0 Hours are flexible.<\/p>\n If interested, please contact Sarah Rowan (srowan@bu.edu<\/a>).<\/p>\n Position: <\/strong>Program Assistant – Mental Health Counseling & Behavioral Medicine Master’s Program (UPDATE – This position is now filled)<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n Semester<\/strong>: Spring 2023| Location<\/strong>: On-Campus | Department<\/strong>: Mental Health Counseling & Behavioral Medicine (MHCBM)<\/p>\n Job Details:<\/u> This role will primarily assist the Mental Health Counseling Program with program admissions and administrative work.<\/p>\n Responsibilities: <\/u>Support MHCBM administration and leadership on projects related to admissions, recruitment, commencement, etc. including administrative tasks.<\/p>\n Recommended Skills<\/u>: Attention to detail, strong organization skills, ability to complete time-sensitive projects quickly and independently, proficiency Microsoft Office Suite \u00a0and manipulating data in Microsoft Excel a plus.<\/p>\n Work Schedule<\/u>: 5-10 hr per week during school year<\/p>\n Positions<\/span>: 3-5<\/p>\n If interested, please contact\u00a0 Michael Romero (mromero2@bu.edu).<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n Position: <\/strong>Program Assistant – Genetics & Genomics Graduate Program<\/p>\n Semester<\/strong>: Fall 2024 to Spring 2025 | Location<\/strong>: On-Campus | Department<\/strong>: Graduate Medical Sciences<\/p>\n Job Details:<\/span><\/span> This role will provide support to the Genome Science Institute and the Graduate Program in Genetics & Genomics.<\/span><\/p>\n Responsibilities:<\/span><\/span> Help to maintain and update the GPGG website, to coordinate student community <\/span>building activities, and to assist with administrative tasks related to the program. This position will also be combined with the Student Logistics Assistant for the GSI for a student who is looking for a greater number of hours per week.<\/span><\/p>\n Recommended Skills:<\/span><\/span> Familiarity with WordPress webpage design ideal, Email and social media <\/span>logistics, Microsoft Office, event hosting logistics.<\/span><\/p>\n Work Schedule:<\/span><\/span> 5 hrs per week with at least one day per week on campus to coordinate on campus work with GSI\/GPGG staff and directors.<\/span><\/p>\n If interested, please contact Sabina Dahal (sabinada@bu.edu<\/a>).<\/p>\n *Please note: only master’s students are eligible to apply for this position.<\/em><\/span><\/p>\n Position:\u00a0<\/span><\/b>Open Work Study Opportunities<\/h4>
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