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Welcome to the Gillings School’s Job Postings page. If you would like to post a job, please use our Internal Jobsite Posting Request Form. The purpose of this page is to advertise short-term opportunities for students in the Raleigh/Durham/Chapel Hill area. Work-Study positions should be advertised on the Office of Scholarships and Student Aid’s JobX website. Permanent, full-time positions, including positions for recent graduates, should be advertised in Handshake.
Information on Email Scams
Recently, the Information Security Office has been alerted to an uptick in attempts to gather personal information from students via fake job offers purporting to be from research employment opportunities.
Here are some tips to help you sort out whether a job offer solicited via email is legitimate or not (here’s a clue: they’re usually not).
- The employer contacted you and you never contacted them.
- The pay offered is above average for the position.
- Online interviews are conducted via instant messaging services.
- You are asked to provide confidential information either via email or the creation of an account online.
- Payment is required to participate in the hiring process.
- There is a sense of urgency or a time requirement for immediate action on your part.
- It just feels “off.”
If you receive suspicious e-mails like this, please alert the service desk via 919-962-HELP or help.unc.edu before taking any other actions.
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Title | Location | Start | End | Hours/Week | Salary/Stipend | Application Deadline | How to Apply | Roles/Responsibilities | Qualifications/Education Requirements |
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Water Institute Part-Time Communications Specialist Position | Gillings School of Global Public Health (hybrid work options) | ASAP | Tentatively continue through 2023-24 school year | 15-20 | $15-$21/hour depending on experience and qualifications | Rolling | If interested, please email your resume to waterinstitute@unc.edu | Read more/less. Overseeing branding and marketing materials for the Water Institute and UNC Water and Health Conference Managing content and publication process of Water Institute listservs, website and newsletters Editing and formatting communications materials produced by the Water Institute Creating templates and content for presentations and other communications materials Aiding in the overall communications plan for the UNC Water and Health Conference | Read more/less. Excellent written communication skills Solid experience with graphic design software (i.e., Canva, Adobe Creative Cloud apps, etc.) A working knowledge of SharePoint and other team collaboration tools Proficiency in formatting and design work in Microsoft Office and MailChimp Preferred experience in video editing Ability to prioritize and have excellent time management while working closely with a team |
Post-doctoral Research Associate | Chapel Hill | ASAP | 1-year | 40 | 50,000-70,000 | Open until filled | Apply through this link. | Read more/less. Quality control of genetics and omics data Statistical analysis Summarizing results for publications and presentations Coordinate project with collaborators Supervise trainees in the laboratory | Read more/less. A doctoral degree (PhD) in Epidemiology, Human Genetics, Biostatistics, Bioinformatics or related field or a MD, DDS, or DVM degree combined with training in human genetics. High-level skill in R programming in unix environment is required. Excellent communication and written skills. Experience working on genotyped, sequencing or multi-omics data. |
Research Assistant in the Department of Family Medicine | UNC Chapel Hill | 9/1/23 | 12/31/23 | around 5-10 hours a week | The position will be paid hourly ($25 - $30/hour depending on education and experience). | Please send materials by Aug 20th. Review of applications will continue until the position is filled. | Applicants should send a resume / CV and cover letter describing their interest in the position to Sarah Kowitt at kowitt@unc.edu. | Scope of Work: Read more/less. Sarah Kowitt, PhD, is looking to hire a Research Assistant (around 5-10 hours a week) to work in the Department of Family Medicine. The research assistant will primarily be working on a tobacco health communication project. This would be an excellent position for someone who is interested in serving as a first author or co-author on peer-reviewed publications. There is also the potential to extend the dates for this position. The research assistant will be responsible for: Conducting literature reviews Assisting with quantitative data analysis Analyzing qualitative data (e.g., working on the codebook, coding transcripts, synthesizing results) Designing graphics / images Assisting with peer-reviewed publications and presentations. | Read more/less. Qualified individuals must be a master’s or doctoral student (in public health, social or behavioral science, communication, or a related field) and be enrolled at UNC. I am looking for a proactive individual who has outstanding interpersonal and writing skills and meticulous attention to detail. The ideal candidate would have experience and an interest in tobacco research, although this is not required. |
UNC Injury Prevention Research Center Research Assistant | UNC Injury Prevention Research Center | 9/5/23 | December 2023, with the possibility of extension through July 2023 | 10-15 hours per week (with potential opportunities to decrease during exams/finals and increase during breaks) | $25.00 per hour | Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis, however we will prioritize those received by August 25th, 2023. | Interested applicants Read more/less. should send their CV/resume and a cover letter to Belinda Young (bryoung2@live.unc.edu) and Meghan Chua (chuam@live.unc.edu) as soon as possible. In your cover letter, please speak to your interest and/or professional experience(s) in systems thinking and/or ACEs. When emailing, include “Systems Thinking RA” as the email subject line. | Position Summary: Read more/less. UNC Injury Prevention Research Center is seeking a graduate student for a part-time Research Assistant position to support the Strengthening Systems for North Carolina Children (SYNC) project. The purpose of SYNC is to build the capacity of communities in North Carolina (NC) that are disproportionately affected by adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) to use a systems thinking approach to understand forces impacting ACEs in their communities. NC communities with high ACEs burden are guided through developing and using a systems thinking tool called a causal loop diagram (CLD), which depicts the structural determinants influencing ACEs in their community. Through the development of CLDs, communities will explore community-level shared risk and protective factors for ACEs. The CLD is intended to help communities identify high-leverage strategies to strengthen community systems to prevent and mitigate ACEs and build community resilience. The Research Assistant will work closely with the Project Manager to compare project outcomes across multiple communities and develop summaries of project findings. The Research Assistant will also support the development of a systematic review. Job Responsibilities: Systems thinking Develop comparisons of project outcomes across multiple communities Create deliverables reporting project findings to funders, partners, and external audiences Manuscript development Support the development of a systematic review through article screening, data extraction, writing, and editing Curriculum development and implementation Support the development of handouts and other resources to be used during technical assistance and curriculum activities. Support development the development of community CLDs Evaluation Assist in analyzing qualitative project evaluation data Assist in analyzing quantitative project evaluation data using Stata and Microsoft Excel Assist in drafting a report of key evaluation findings Administrative support Process independent contractor and vendor paperwork, including invoices and travel reimbursements Process additional financial paperwork as needed. | Eligibility: Read more/less. Applicants must be UNC-CH students in public health, social work, or a related field. Required Qualifications, Competencies, and Experience: Familiarity with public health principles through education, training, or experience Familiarity with qualitative analysis through education, training, or experience Excellent communication and facilitation skills Ability to manage time and prioritize multiple tasks while working independently Preferred Qualifications, Competencies, and Experience: Interest in using a systems thinking approach for building community resilience experience creating causal loop diagrams (CLDs) in Kumu Interest in Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) prevention and response experience with Stata Minimum Education and Experience Requirements: Bachelor’s degree; or equivalent combination of training and experience. All degrees must be received from appropriately accredited institutions. |
Spanish Interpreters | Raleigh or Durham (still being finalized) | Sep 27, Oct 3, Oct 9, Nov 8, Nov 14, Nov 20 | November 20 | 4 hours per day | Volunteer- none | ASAP since we are trying to plan for these health fairs | Please contact Cara Winstead at caracar@email.unc.edu or 919-810-1754. | Read more/less. Spanish Interpreters are needed to assist UNC nursing students who will be participating in health fairs in conjunction with El Centro Hispano. The students will be providing various health screenings and interpreters are needed to facilitate communication with the participants since many students do not speak Spanish. These health fairs take place on 6 days this fall. Each day is a 4hr commitment. See dates below: Sep 27, Oct 3, Oct 9, Nov 8, Nov 14, Nov 20 | Read more/less. Fluent in Spanish |
Data Analyst | Raleigh (Shaw University) | Immediate | May, August 2024 | Varies. Most work can be done remotely. However, Read more/less. until a person becomes familiar with the project and the required report, he or she must come to Raleigh. Additionally, the person has to go to Raleigh to meet with investigators when data are analyzed to discuss findings for presentation. A person has to use a password-protected computer provided by the research project. | $20-25 dollars per hour, depends on statistical skills | As soon as filled | Email dbrowne@Shawu.edu or Dbrowne@email.unc.edu | Read more/less. To conduct data analyses on a dataset consisting of 300 surveys that evaluate a program awarding grants to community-based organizations. A survey asks questions about the process and criteria used in grantmaking. The majority of the questions ask for ratings of the process. A few questions are open-ended surveys have open-ended questions that must be categorized. (about 25 surveys) There is focus group data as well. Approximately ten focus groups in which participants were asked questions about the grantmaking process and their experiences. | Read more/less. Experience with SAS or SPSS. Also, some experience analyzing qualitative data using M AXQDA , NVivo, or ATLASti. |
Project Coordinator | Raleigh | ASAP | May 2024 | 20 hours per week | Flexible-depends on skills and experience | Open until filled | Send an email to dbrowne@Shawu.edu or Dbrowne@email.unc.edu | Read more/less. This is a data surveillance initiative involving eight institutions of higher education. The person will coordinate meetings and minutes for this site; participate in student/interviewers; prepare reports derived from data; attend on-site meetings of the institutions; assist in supervising the student/interviewers who will make calls in the telephone call center; participate in the development of proposals to continue the project and other related duties. This position can be structured to fulfill the field placement or internship requirements. | Read more/less. At least an MPH. Person must possess strong verbal and writing skills, experience conducting needs assessments and proposal development, and experience handling data. |
Policy Intern | Remote and/or office in Raleigh | October 2023 | 12 weeks from start | 20 | $15 | 9/29/2023 | Apply here. | Read more/less. NC Child is seeking a graduate student to work directly with the EarlyWell Initiative Director. The portfolio of this work will be concentrated on legislative affairs and Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health systems and policies. The Policy Intern will analyze and create legislative power maps as well as support specific policy analysis and policy support to EarlyWell and other policy content areas as needed. The graduate student will have an opportunity to build and strengthen professional skills in writing, research, analysis, organization, and interpersonal communications. The student will conduct research and analysis to develop power maps, factsheets, issue briefs, campaign materials, and other educational resources specific to policy. Additionally, the student will assist in all aspects of the department including qualitative and quantitative analysis, data collection and management, strategic problem solving with the ultimate objective being to develop an understanding of how various administrative policies and legislative proposals affect families and federal and state budgets. Responsibilities Conducting secondary research on legislators and legislative districts, and development of power maps; Policy research/ crosswalk; Policy brief and fact sheet development for the EarlyWell Coalition; Support policy strategy research; Producing written analyses of reviews and data trends; Help plan meetings with advocates; and Other necessary project-specific tasks as they arise. About NC Child NC Child is a nonprofit organization based in Raleigh, NC, dedicated to building a strong North Carolina by advancing public policies that ensure all children, regardless of race, ethnicity, or place of birth, have the opportunity to achieve their full potential. We are committed to creating a nurturing and inclusive environment for children to thrive. As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, we are an equal opportunity employer. Position Type: Part-Time/Temporary (approximately 12 weeks) Compensation: The pay rate for this position is $15 per hour. Reports to: EarlyWell Initiative Director How to Apply After reviewing the full job description, please complete the application form by clicking the "Apply Now" button below. You will need to upload your Cover Letter, Resume, and a list of 3 professional references. Your Cover Letter and Resume should be no more than two pages each. The Cover Letter, Resume and List of References should be uploaded as .doc, .docx, or .pdf files. Incomplete applications will not be considered. Deadline to Apply: September 29, 2023 at 5:00 PM | Read more/less. Candidates should demonstrate the following required skills and /or traits: A strong commitment to NC Child’s mission and core values. Interest in participatory, community-driven research. Candidate must be a graduate student with experience in qualitative and quantitative data analysis and research. Experience using Microsoft Excel and other Office Suite Products. Strong analytical and writing skills. Able to present complex ideas clearly and simply to a wide range of audiences. Careful attention to detail to ensure accuracy of datasets. NC Child is an equal opportunity employer, and we encourage individuals from diverse backgrounds to apply. Position Requirements This position will be remote with the option of in person engagement on an as needed basis. This is a paid, part-time position, approximately 20 hours/week for 12 weeks. The pay rate is $15/hour. NC Child requires staff to be vaccinated against COVID-19. |
Extra Set of Hands (Household help, babysitting, etc.) | Durham | ASAP | TBD | 8-10 with potential for more | Starting $18 but potential for more depending on experience | 9/30/23 | Please reach out to goosgranola@gmail.com (this is my business e-mail) to discuss further. Thanks! | Extra set of hands needed around the house including but not limited to Read more/less. watching/playing with our 8 month old, meal prep, light housekeeping, laundry, etc. We are both healthcare professionals with 10+ years in consulting and medicine; we are more than happy to discuss in general careers in this space if of interest to you. | Detail oriented, organized, attentive. Read more/less. Energetic and engaged while watching our 8 month old (one of us will always be home with you). Open to creative and thoughtful ideas to engage our baby. |
Global Women’s Health Research Assistant | Chapel Hill | October 2023 | May 2024 | 8-15 (likely 8-12) | $20-25, depending on education & experience | 10/5/23 | Interested applicants should email a cover letter, resume, and two writing samples to Hannah Prentice-Dunn (hannahpd@unc.edu), Project Director for Cancer Prevention & Control. Please send these materials by October 5th, 2023. Review of applications will continue until the position is filled. | Read more/less. The UNC Global Women's Health (GWH) division is a unique group of clinicians, researchers, and public health professionals working to improve women's lives in the world's poorest countries. Driven by outcomes and intensely practical, we are not afraid to go after big problems (e.g., maternal mortality, HIV/AIDS in women and children, cervical cancer). We believe that big problems can be solved and have active research and implementation projects in several countries, including Malawi, Kenya, Zambia, and South Africa. Our ultimate purpose is to make discoveries and implement programs that will substantially and measurably improve the health of women living in the world’s poorest countries. We are seeking a highly motivated, self-driven Research Assistant/ with strong qualitative research and academic writing skills, and interest or experience in global women’s health. The research assistant will primarily work with Dr. Mungo on qualitative data analysis and manuscript writing on a project investigating the feasibility of utilizing self-administered therapies for HPV & cervical precancer treatment among women in low and middle-income countries. This is an excellent position for someone interested in co-authorship on peer-reviewed publications. The Research Assistant will be responsible for: - Conducting literature reviews - Analyzing & interpreting qualitative data (e.g working on a codebook, coding transcripts, synthesizing and writing up results) - Design diagrams, figures, and other data visualization graphics for the research project and related presentations - Assisting with peer-reviewed publications and presentations - Track and accurately log time spent on the project for billing purposes This position is available immediately. The position will typically require 8-12 hours/week through the academic year, and offer $20-$28/hour, depending on education and experience with opportunity for co-authorship in published manuscripts. | Read more/less. Education: Qualified individuals must be a master’s or doctoral student (in public health, social or behavioral science, communication or related field) and be enrolled at UNC. Prior experience with qualitative data analysis using NVivo and academic writing preferred. Qualifications & Experience Requirements: Ideal candidates for this position should be passionate about global women’s health, are self-motivated and driven, have excellent organization and qualitative writing skills. Candidates with prior qualitative academic publications will be given preference. |
Title | Location | Start | End | Hours/Week | Salary/Stipend | Application Deadline | How to Apply | Roles and Responsibilities | Qualifications, Preferred Skills, and Education Requirements |