Internship and fellowship postings as of September 28, 2022

POSITION: Healthy Campus Food Environment Internship

ORGANIZATION: CUNY SPH – CUNY Urban Food Policy Institute (CUFPI)

The CUNY Urban Food Policy Institute (CUFPI) is an academic research and action center at the CUNY Graduate School of Public Health and Health Policy and is recruiting student leaders across all 25 campuses who are interested in advocating to improve the CUNY food environment.

Using research, policy analysis, advocacy, and education CUFPI works to change the structures, institutional practices, and environments that limit access to healthy affordable food and often make unhealthy food choices easier than healthy ones. In building upon the work of  Healthy CUNY Initiative, a university-wide effort that takes on the health and social problems which can block academic success, we are working with the Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI), an independent science-based consumer advocacy organization with an impressive record of accomplishments and a clear agenda for improving campus food systems to support healthy eating.

Student opportunities are available in: Campus Organizing, Research, Outreach

Stipends available for eligible students!

Successful applicants will be invited to join a team of students, faculty, and staff seeking to change the food landscape at CUNY. In collaboration with CUFPI, you will help imagine what a progressive food environment at CUNY could look like. You will provide support for research and outreach at different campuses to better understand current campus food landscapes and student priorities for improving them in the future. Moreover, you will help assess food policies based on health, affordability, and other student priorities (e.g. convenience, preferences, cultural relevance). This project will culminate with a student-led campaign urging CUNY not to renew its beverage contract with PepsiCo, and instead find alternative solutions that are better aligned with the university’s mission to support students’ academic success and health/wellbeing. We have multiple roles available on our campaign team and we will consider your application in relation to them all. You will be able to rank your preferences (most to least preferred) based on your interests, skills and past experiences.

Qualifications: 

• Currently enrolled CUNY graduate or undergraduate student
• Basic knowledge of Microsoft Teams, Google Suite, Zoom, Canva, Slack
• Strong written and oral communication skills

Preferred Qualifications

• Prior coursework, internship, volunteer or employment experience related to food security, advocacy, campaign building, health communications, food justice, policy work  
• Demonstrated research and analytical skills
• Preference will be given to students who can commit to both fall 2022 and spring 2023

Additional Information: Selected students will receive on-going training and support to develop and lead a campaign to improve the campus food environment across CUNY. Students will begin their roles in September and continue until the end of the semester with the option to stay on for Spring 2023. The role will require both remote and in-person participation. Regular team meetings will be held online and scheduled based on everyone’s availability. Stipends are available for eligible students who apply. Students who wish to apply this experience to their fieldwork or internship requirements should consult with their campus academic and fieldwork advisors and Urban Food Policy Institute staff before committing to the program.

Application due Friday, September 30th 

For more information, please visit the website cunyubanfoodpolicy.org Any questions, please email Director of Food Advocacy, Eman Faris at eman.faris@sph.cuny.edu.

To view the official job posting: CUNY CUFPI, Healthy Campus Food Environment Internship

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POSITION: CUNY-CATCH Student Volunteer

ORGANIZATION: CUNY SPH Center for Advanced Technology and Communication in Health (CATCH)

CUNY SPH conducts research and implementation through its Centers and Institutes. The mission of the Center for Advanced Technology and Communication in Health (CATCH), is to develop and implement new technologies and approaches (e.g., computer modeling, artificial intelligence (AI), Big Data, multimedia, social media) to help decision making in health and public health. This includes finding ways to help various decision makers, including product developers, health professionals, healthcare administrators, policymakers, and the general public better understand and communicate key issues. 

CATCH is looking for support with examples, including:

• Designing, developing, running, analyzing, interpreting, and presenting results/outputs from computational models
• Preparing reports and manuscripts for publication
• Multimedia
• Graphic design
• Social media 
• Data entry

Kindly email the below to CATCH@sph.cuny.edu:

• Your resume or CV
• Description of your interests
• Available days of the week and hours 

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POSITION: Research Assistant (Remote, Part-Time)

ORGANIZATION: CUNY SPH – Institute for Implementation Science (ISPH)

The CUNY Graduate School of Public Health and Health Policy (SPH) Institute for Implementation Science (ISPH) has a rapidly growing research portfolio and is recruiting for a Research Assistant (10 hours per week), whose work will involve review and analysis of health communications and community engagement and support. This work will be part of mixed methods project to build community-based organizations’ capacity to foster health literacy in their New York City communities.  

The position start date is immediate (or mutually agreed upon) and is expected to last until June 2023.  Further extension is dependent on funding availability, performance and research interests aligned with SPH.  This can be a remote position. The candidate must be based in the metro NYC area and available to come into the field during data collection if needed.  

Specific duties:

• Collaborate on evaluation of health communications of partner organizations
• Support partner communications material delivery and tracking
• Support document review and analysis 
• Update data collection and analysis dashboards
• Contribute to preliminary data analyses
• Participate in community engagement activities
• Other project-related tasks assigned

Qualifications:

• Bachelor’s degree (or advanced undergraduate student with research experience) or Master’s degree (in progress or completed) in health communications or related field. 
• Strong organizational and time management skills
• Attention to detail
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office programs
• Experience (or coursework) in health literacy
• Experience (or coursework) in health communications 
• Excellent communication and organization skills

Interested candidates can submit applications or email inquiries to Marita LaMonica at Marita.LaMonica@sph.cuny.edu  

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POSITION: Research Assistant (Bilingual Spanish/English, Part-Time)

ORGANIZATION: CUNY SPH – Institute for Implementation Science (ISPH)

The CUNY Graduate School of Public Health and Health Policy (SPH) Institute for Implementation Science (ISPH) has a rapidly growing research portfolio and is recruiting for a Research Assistant (10-15 hours per week), whose work will involve qualitative data collection, analysis, and community engagement and support. This work will be part of mixed methods project to build community-based organizations’ capacity to foster health literacy in their New York City communities.  

The position start date is immediate (or mutually agreed upon) and is expected to last until June 2023.  Further extension is dependent on funding availability, performance and research interests aligned with SPH.  This can be a primarily remote position. The candidate must be based in the metro NYC area and available to come into the field during data collection if needed.  

Specific duties:

• Interview community members and community-based organization personnel
• Administer surveys to community members and community-based organizations personnel
• Qualitative data coding and analysis
• Update data collection dashboards
• Contribute to preliminary data analyses
• Participate in community engagement activities
• Other project-related tasks assigned

Qualifications:

• Bachelor’s degree (or advanced undergraduate student with research experience) or Master’s degree (in progress or completed) in community health, psychology, or other social science field. 
• Bilingual in Spanish (native speaker) and English
• Strong organizational and time management skills
• Attention to detail
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office programs
• Experience (or coursework) conducting community-based research
• Experience (or coursework) in qualitative data collection,
• Excellent communication and organization skills

Interested candidates can submit applications or email inquiries to Marita LaMonica at Marita.LaMonica@sph.cuny.edu  

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POSITION: Community Health Worker – Employer Engagement Specialist (Part-Time)

ORGANIZATION: Kingsborough Community College

CUNY Kingsborough Community College (KCC) Continuing Ed/Workforce Division was awarded funding for a Community Health Worker grant and is currently seeking a Part Time Employer Engagement Specialist, who will work with the employers and students. Hired through the Research Foundation of CUNY for 16 hours a week/32 hours a pay period at $35-$40 hourly.   

The Employer Engagement Specialist is responsible for providing employment services, ranging from job preparation to retention. This employee will promote and  provide resources to meet clients’ educational and financial objectives. They will  provide information on a monthly basis about the students’ progress towards securing internships and/or employment, and document services provided  including but not limited to career coaching sessions, resume development, mock  interviews and job search assistance.

Qualifications:

• BA/BS required plus two (2) years of successful practical experience in job  placement and career coaching with adults; or AA/AS degree with (4-5) years of relevant experience.
• Demonstrated ability to partner with potential employers and individuals to develop appropriate services.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• Proficiency with the Microsoft Suite

To view the official job posting: Community Health Worker – Employer Engagement Specialist (Part-Time)

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POSITION: Assembly Graduate Scholar Intern 

ORGANIZATION: NYS Assembly 

The Assembly GRADUATE INTERNSHIP provides a professional development opportunity for up to 10 qualified applicants to serve as full-time staff during legislative session, assisting in policy analysis, legislative research, communications and constituent services. Graduate Scholars have the opportunity to develop their understanding of the legislative process and New York State government, as well as apply their ideas and research skills in the legislative process. 

Graduate Interns are required to attend Issue Forums, staff training sessions and workshops designed to take theory into practice. These sessions will apply the concepts learned in academic programs to the work of a legislative office. In turn, each Graduate Interns leads a group of approximately 10 undergraduates enrolled in the Assembly’s Session Intern Program, helping them apply their academic coursework to the practice of legislative work. This “Practicum’ component of the program culminates in Graduate Interns leading the undergraduates in staging a series of “Mock Legislative Budget Hearings” in mid-February.

The Internship affords a unique opportunity with many of its participants moving to permanent positions in the Assembly, other government agencies, or firms practicing public affairs in the nonprofit or private sectors.

Deadline: November 1, 2022 

For more information, please visit the website  2022 NYS Assembly Session Internships

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POSITION: Summer Intern (multiple Positions)

ORGANIZATION: LifeSci NYC 

The LifeSci NYC Internship Program offers the chance to complete a single application to gain access to paid internship and f/t job opportunities at dozens of NYC life sciences companies and organizations. Students from all majors are eligible to apply, as a wide range of science, tech, and business roles are offered. 

Applications are open for summer 2023, with an early bird deadline of December 31, 2022 and final deadline of March 31, 2023. 

Attend one of their Virtual Info Sessions:

• Wednesday, September 28, 2022 ✦ 6-7 pm
• Monday, October 3, 2022 ✦ 12-1 pm
• Tuesday, October 18, 2022 ✦ 4-5 pm

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POSITION: Postdoctoral Fellowship 

ORGANIZATION: Inequality in America Initiative, Harvard University 

The Inequality in America Initiative seeks applications from recent doctoral degree recipients interested in joining a multidisciplinary network of Harvard researchers working to address the manifold challenges of inequality. This program is intended to seed new research directions, facilitate collaboration across disciplines, and develop new leaders in the study of inequality who can publish at the highest level, reach the widest audience, and impact policy.

The fellowship is a two-year postdoctoral training program. The award includes $73,500/year plus fringe; office space; a $17,500 research account; up to $3K (incl. taxes) for relocation; and up to $3K toward a manuscript workshop in year two. The anticipated start date is August 1, 2023.

Eligibility: Applicants to the fall 2023 program must have received a doctorate or equivalent terminal degree in April 2020 or later; applicants without a terminal degree must demonstrate that they will receive one by August 2023.

Application deadline: Sunday, November 13, 2022

To view the official posting:  Inequality in America Initiative PostDoc

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POSITION: Scholar-in-Residence 

ORGANIZATION: National Urban League (NUL)

The National Urban League (NUL), founded in 1910, is the nation’s oldest and largest community-based organization devoted to empowering African Americans and underserved communities to enter the economic and social mainstream through programs, advocacy, and research.   

NUL seeks a paid, graduate-level researcher in residence with a background in public health, social determinants of health, and health policy. The position begins in September 2022 and will be active through December 2023. The researcher will assist with research and analysis and provide writing support to the National Urban League’s Health and Quality of Life team, specifically on our efforts to: 1) build a comprehensive Health Equity, Policy, Advocacy, and Engagement strategic plan that specifically addresses the Social Determinants of Health across the Urban League Movement; and 2) refine the National Urban League’s approach to Community Health Navigation.

The candidate will be required to provide support and assistance on the delivery of specific projects across the NUL Health Equity and Policy portfolio. This will involve minimal administrative support; liaising with a wide variety of people and organizations; policy analysis; conducting background research and literature reviews; writing fact sheets and op-eds; proofing and copy editing of important deliverables; and organizing convenings (identifying speakers, securing guest confirmations, agenda planning, logistics), and other duties as assigned.

QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE:

• Strong communication (written and oral), policy & analytical skills
• Inquisitive, self-starter with the ability to work independently and flexibly in a high-pressure environment
• Familiarity with Health Equity, Public Policy, and the Social Determinants of Health
• Comfort with health data disaggregation and data visualization techniques
• Demonstrable digital & technical literacy
• A demonstrated ability to collaborate and willingness to work with a team
• Ability to work with various constituency groups
• Comfort in a high-profile public-facing role
• A demonstrated commitment to Health Equity and reducing health disparities
• Minimum of a Master’s degree in Public Health or Public Policy or related field
• Post-doctoral fellow or PhD candidate or preferred

HOURS: Flexible, Part-time or full-time. Part-time will average approximately 15-20 hours a week, virtual. Can be full-time in summer months, or as necessary. 

COMPENSATION: $70-90/hour depending on experience.

APPLICATION: Submit a resume, related writing sample, and 2 to 3 references to Lydia Isaac, PhD at lisaac@nul.org by COB on 9/30/2022.

To view the official posting: NUL Scholar-In-Residence

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POSITION:  New Americans Fellowship

ORGANIZATION: Paul & Daisy Soros

The Paul & Daisy Soros Fellowships for New Americans is a $90,000 merit-based fellowship exclusively for immigrants and children of immigrants who are pursuing graduate school in the United States. The program draws more than 1,800 applications annually for just 30 fellowships.

2023 Fellowship Application is now open 

Application deadline: October 27th at 2 pm Eastern Time.

• It’s free to apply.
• You can apply when you’re applying to graduate or professional school, or when you’re in the first two years of the academic program you’re seeking funding for. 
• You can apply more than one. 
• You must be 30 or younger as of October 27th to apply. 
• PD Soros supports all types of full-time degrees at accredited institutions in the United States. 
• Want to know more? Watch a recorded information session with our staff and current Fellows. 
• Full eligibility requirements can be found here.

For more information, please visit the website https://www.pdsoros.org/apply 

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POSITION: Population Health PhD Researcher 

ORGANIZATION: Northeastern University

Faculty in the Department of Health Sciences at Northeastern University in Boston, Massachusetts, seek applicants to our PhD Program in Population Health who are focused on the field of environmental health. Research areas will broadly address environmental exposures in relation to maternal and child health outcomes across the life course, leveraging data from multiple pregnancy and birth cohorts. Submission deadline: December 6, 2022.

The successful candidate will be offered a competitive funding package of a stipend and tuition coverage for five years. There will be an opportunity to affiliate with the Social Science Environmental Health Research Institute (SSEHRI), a large center that undertakes a range of diverse collaborative social science and environmental health research projects on PFAS (as part of the PFAS Project Lab working group), problems related to water equity and resources, and environmental injustice across the life cycle of oil and gas production. SSEHRI collaborates with faculty in many colleges at Northeastern, with many community-based organizations, and with faculty and scientists at other institutions. Northeastern has an extensive environmental health infrastructure, including a Superfund Research Program, Children’s Environmental Health Center, Environmental Influences on Child Health Outcomes (ECHO), NIEHS T32 Training Program, and numerous individual NIH and NSF grants.

Mentorship and training will be guided by Dr. Julia Varshavsky, PhD, MPH, Assistant Professor in the Department of Health Sciences and the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, whose research experience includes epidemiology, toxicology, and exposure measurement of phthalates, flame retardants, per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), and other environmental chemicals in multiple biological and environmental media. Additional opportunities for training will be provided within SSEHRI and the broader Northeastern community, as well as through external collaborations with leading scientists at cutting-edge institutions across the country.

Potential PhD projects could include, but are not limited to, the following research areas:

Environmental chemical mixtures and maternal-fetal-child health outcomes

Community-engaged research and environmental health intervention studies

Advancing U.S. chemical risk assessment and systematic review methodology

Bridging the gap between human health and sustainability

Essential qualifications:

–       Highly motivated, detail-oriented, and good time management skills

–       Commitment to scientific excellence and desire to advance environmental health research

–       Ability to work both independently and collaboratively

–       Experience with data management and data science 

–       Coding in R, python, SAS, or STATA (R or python preferred) 

Desired qualifications:

–       Experience with statistical modeling of chemical mixtures

–       Interest in advancing research on chemical and non-chemical stressors

–       Expertise in computational biology and analytical approaches to biomonitoring data

–       Experience or interest in systematic review and Tableau/Distiller software

For questions about the position, please contact Dr. Julia Varshavsky at j.varshavsky@northeastern.edu. .

To view the official job posting: Population Health PhD Researcher, Northeastern University

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POSITION: CDC Service Fellows, Health Scientist – Health Informatics (Remote)

ORGANIZATION: CDC – Center for Surveillance, Epidemiology and Laboratory Service (CSELS)

This position is located in CDC’s Deputy Director for Public Health Science and Surveillance (DDPHSS), Center for Surveillance, Epidemiology, and Laboratory Services (CSELS), Division of Laboratory Systems (DLS).  The mission of DLS is to improve public health surveillance and practice as well as patient outcomes by advancing clinical laboratory quality and safety, data and biorepository science, and workforce competency. Together, these efforts ensure that the nation’s 260,000 certified clinical and public health laboratories can reliably conduct laboratory testing necessary for public health surveillance, emergency response, and patient care.

The primary purpose of DLS’ Informatics and Data Science Branch (IDSB) is to lead and coordinate efforts to improve the utilization of laboratory informatics standards, policies, and procedures to improve interoperability between clinical and public health laboratories, public health agencies and other healthcare delivery systems.  The position requires significant engagement with CDC programs agency wide as well as national, state, and local partners on laboratory informatics initiatives.

IDSB is seeking highly qualified candidates for multiple full-time roles: 

• Senior Service Fellow (Health Scientist – Health Informatics) Salary $81,216 – $105,579 
• Associate Service Fellow (Health Scientist – Informatics) Salary $68,299 – $88,792 

Apply by September 30, 2022

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POSITION: ORISE Postdoctoral Fellowship in Health Equity

ORGANIZATION: CDC-National Center for HIV, Viral Hepatitis, STD, and TB Prevention (NCHHSTP

CDC seeks exceptional candidates for a Postdoctoral Fellowship in Health Equity in the Office of the Director,  National Center for HIV, Viral Hepatitis, STD, and TB Prevention (NCHHSTP).  

Research Project:

The postdoctoral fellow will receive training from NCHHSTP Office of Health Equity mentors in developing and implementing research projects that inform the development of effective strategies and interventions to reduce disparities in HIV, other STDs, TB, and viral hepatitis and improve school health among one or more disproportionately affected populations. Effective strategies will support the guiding principle of high impact prevention, a public health approach to disease prevention in which proven, cost-effective and scalable interventions are implemented for preventing the greatest amount of infections or for reducing disparities, given available resources. Mentors and fellows will collaborate to develop a list of diverse research activities that they will complete together over the two-year (subject to funding) training period. These activities will be based on the fellow’s area(s) of interest, training, and experience and the mission of the NCHHSTP Office of Health Equity. 

Learning Objectives: The activities listed below represent the minimum training opportunities that the fellow will complete:

• Conduct or participate in one site visit related to a health-equity related research project or programmatic activity subject to the availability of funding and travel restrictions
• Design, conduct, and interpret an analysis on public health data
• Write and submit at least two scientific manuscripts for a peer-reviewed journal
• Present an oral presentation or poster at one or more scientific meetings
• Attend monthly scientific meetings on emerging health equity issues

Mentor: The mentor for this opportunity is Dr. Donna Hubbard McCree (zyr1@cdc.gov). If you have questions about the nature of the research, please contact the mentor(s).

Anticipated Appointment Start Date: October 31, 2022.  Start date is flexible and will depend on a variety of factors. 

Appointment Length:  The appointment will initially be for one year but may be renewed upon recommendation of CDC and is contingent on the availability of funds.

Required Qualifications: The qualified candidate should have received a doctoral degree in one of the relevant fields (see below) or be currently pursuing the degree with completion before the appointment start date. Degree must have been received within the past five years. 

Preferred Skills:

• Recent publications in referred journals and presentations on health equity related to HIV, viral hepatitis, STDs, TB, or adolescent health
• Documented training and skills in quantitative data analyses
• Evidence of research experience or experience involving disproportionately affected populations in the United States

Eligibility Requirements:

• • Degree: Doctoral Degree received within the last 60 months or currently pursuing.
  • Discipline(s):
    • Life Health and Medical Sciences
    • Mathematics and Statistics
    • Social and Behavioral Sciences

Application Deadline: 12/30/2022 3:00:00 PM Eastern Time Zone. *Applications will be reviewed on a rolling-basis.

Questions: Please visit the Program Website. After reading, if you have additional questions about the application process, please email ORISE.CDC.NCHHSTP@orau.org and include the reference code for this opportunity.

To view the official job posting: Postdoctoral Fellowship in Health Equity, ORISE – CDC 

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POSITION:  Program Intern, Public Health Detailing 

ORGANIZATION: Fund for Public Health in New York City (FPHNYC)

NYC-DOHMH is seeking a Part-Time Public Health Detailing Program Intern to support program activities including campaign development and qualitative research as well as program operations. This is a paid ($20/hr); part-time (up to 20 hours/week), temporary position (11 months) that will run until June 30, 2023. There may be an opportunity to extend beyond this date; however, it is contingent on Agency approval and funding. 

The Public Health Detailing Program Intern will work approximately 20 hours per week; the exact days and hours are flexible within the Monday-Friday, 9am-5pm range and will be agreed upon with the program. The Intern will report to the Senior Manager, Programming and Strategy of the Public Health Detailing Program. The position sits at DOHMH. This individual will have the opportunity to participate in both the programmatic and operational aspects of a City program, with a focus on chronic disease prevention and management. The position will provide a fantastic opportunity to learn and gain skills in the public health arena. The Intern will be exposed to a wide range of public health issues and interventions.

Qualifications

• Candidate must have completed or be in the process of a master’s degree in one of the following (or related) fields: public health, public policy, public administration
• 2-3 years’ work experience
• Excellent attention to details, organizational skills, and follow-through
• Strong communication, writing, and editing skills
• Ability to work independently, be flexible, and handle changing workload with multiple projects and changing priorities
• Strong computer skills, particularly in Microsoft Office (Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Outlook)

To view the official job posting: Public Health Detailing Program Intern

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POSITION: 2023 Intern (Global Safety & Environment)

ORGANIZATION: Merck, Environmental Compliance and Technical Services

The Global Safety & Environment Intern – Environmental Compliance and Technical Services – will provide environmental compliance and technical support to Company facilities globally related to environmental compliance programs (air, water, waste, dangerous goods transportation).

Projects may include: 

• Assisting with environmental compliance program implementation and improvements.
• Assisting with calculations associated with environmental compliance program implementation.
• Supporting environmental activities at Company sites.
• Reviewing new or revised environmental regulations and assessing impact to company sites.
• Supporting the development of innovative tools for environmental program improvement. 

Education

• Currently pursuing a Bachelors/Master’s Degree in Safety, Environmental Science, Engineering, Biotechnology, Chemistry, Biology, or another technical program.
• Completed at least 2 years of College course work.
• Able to work full time for a period of 9-12 weeks.
• Critical thinking, communication, problem-solving and computer skills.
• Ability to receive verbal or written direction and implement corresponding changes.
• Ability to think critically about process inefficiencies and propose solutions.

Preferred:

• Prior internship or work experience in the Environmental, Health, and Safety field or in chemical manufacturing.
• Ability to convey ideas and explain decisions in a clear and concise manner.
• Ability to work in a small team. 

Your role is integral to helping the world meet new breakthroughs that affect generations to come, and we’re counting on your skills and inventiveness to help make meaningful contributions to global medical advancement. Visa sponsorship is not available for this position.

To view the official posting: 2023 Global Safety & Environment Intern, Merck

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POSITION: Spring 2023 Intern

ORGANIZATION: Executive Office of the President (EOP)

The Executive Office of the President (EOP) is offering EOP-wide paid internship opportunities that will provide a stipend to participants.The Spring 2023 term begins on January 23, 2023 and ends on April 14, 2023. Both full-time and part-time internships will be offered. Full-time participants must be able to commit to a minimum of 35 hours per week (Monday–Friday) and will receive a stipend of $9,000 for participation in the program. Part-time participants

must be able to commit to a minimum of 15 hours per week (Monday–Friday) and will receive a stipend of $4,500 for participation in the program. 

Internships will be hosted in person on the White House campus, located in Washington, D.C. 

Please note that living accommodations and relocation support will not be provided.

ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS

• Must be a U.S. citizen
• Must be 18 years of age or older
• Males must be registered with Selective Service
• Must be currently enrolled in an accredited undergraduate or graduate college, community college, or university
• Must obtain a favorable security determination and pass a pre-employment drug test

Apply here for internship opportunities for OA, OMB, ONCD, and OSTP

Application Deadline:  October 2, 2022 at 11:59 PM ET

For more information, or any questions, please contact MBX.OA.OCAO.EOPInternProgram@oa.eop.gov 

View internship flyer here: USA-EOP Spring 2023 Intern

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POSITION: Fellowship Opportunities for Biologists/Microbiologists

ORGANIZATION: CDC – National Center for HIV, Viral Hepatitis, STD, and TB Prevention (NCHHSTP)

The Laboratory Branch, Division of HIV Prevention (DHP), National Center for HIV, Viral Hepatitis, STD, and TB Prevention (NCHHSTP) has multiple full-time Title 42 Associate Service Fellowship opportunities for Biologists/Microbiologists. 

Selected candidates’ research will focus on preclinical or clinical research to identify and evaluate novel antiretroviral or biologics-based prophylaxis and treatment strategies to prevent HIV infection. The incumbent(s) will:

• perform studies to identify novel biomedical strategies to prevent HIV infection,
• execute molecular, serologic, and virologic methods to monitor infection, characterize viruses, and study drug resistance emergence,
• develop and optimize new assays, and modify existing assays as required, 
• write reports and proposals, train students, work efficiently with other lab members and collaborators, and
• present findings at local and international meetings and publish research findings in peer-reviewed journals.

Basic Qualifications: 

• A Master’s degree, Ph.D or equivalent, or foreign equivalent obtained from a recognized college or university and related post-graduate experience in an academic field related to the work of the position.
• This is a full-time position being offered as part of the CDC service fellowship program under Title 42 of the U.S. Code. 
• U.S. citizens, permanent residents, and non-U.S. citizens with a work authorization are eligible. Applicants are responsible for obtaining the necessary work authorization.

Duration: Two year full-time initial appointment, with possible extensions based on program’s need.

Compensation – Stipend: Pay is equivalent to GS-09, step 1 to GS-12, step 10 based on education and experience. Fellows will be eligible for government health and retirement benefits.

Application Deadline: November 30, 2022

Any inquiries or questions regarding the fellowships, contact Lee Lam at LLam@cdc.gov 

To view the job posting flier: CDC Service Fellows – Biologists/Microbiologists

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POSITION: Intern (part-time)

ORGANIZATION: Roux Environmental Engineering and Geology, D.P.C.

The Intern position is for students interested in pursuing a career in environmental consulting who are still in school working towards a geology, engineering, or environmental sciences degree.  The position will include a wide range of activities within the environmental consulting business designed to cover a broad spectrum of experiences.  Specific scheduling and hours requirements will be coordinated with local management.

Position Requirements:

• Strong Microsoft Word and Excel proficiency
• Solid work ethic
• Ability to multi‑task and self‑prioritize
• An interest in learning all aspects of the business of environmental consulting
• Your own reliable vehicle to drive to project sites

Essential Duties:

• Support the office project work and collaborate with technical staff to service clients and complete projects
• Assistance with site investigation, data analysis, and report preparation activities
• Assistance with site remediation system operations and maintenance activities
• Environmental sampling of soil, soil vapor, indoor air, and groundwater
• Health and safety monitoring
• Oversight of remediation and construction

To view the official posting: Roux Associates Intern

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POSITION:  Presidential Management Fellow (PMF) 

ORGANIZATION: U.S. Office of Personnel Management 

Take the next step in your career and education journey with the Presidential Management Fellows (PMF) program. This premier leadership development program across the federal government is open to advanced degree candidates at the beginning of their careers.

If you are committed to excellence in the leadership and management of public policies and programs, a PMF fellowship at VA may help you soar to new heights. You’ll be provided unique leadership, training, and development opportunities. After completing the 2-year program, you may be converted to permanent employee and continue as a change leader at VA.

If you have completed an advanced degree in the last 2 years or are in the process of completing one, you may be qualified for PMF. However, qualifications vary by position.

Deadline is September 30, 2022. 

To view the official job posting: Presidential Management Fellow (PMF)