Non OHSU Student Worker in Portland, Oregon

Non OHSU Student Worker

Under the supervision of Dr. Emily Huang, the non-OHSU student worker will provide technical administrative support for the BOLI Workforce Development Program in the Huang Safety Climate Lab at the Oregon Institute of Occupational Health Sciences.

Function/Duties of Position

• Collecting and analyzing data, either in the lab or in the field.
• Conducting data entry and validation.
• Conducting literature reviews.
• Learning to use professional concepts to resolve problems of limited scope and complexity.
• May perform any routine duties as directed and under the supervision of other study personnel.
• Applied Science/Fieldwork:
• Traveling to field research sites: may span a diverse range of domestic and regional sites to support research activities (e.g., focus group facilitation, environmental scans, community forums, consenting individuals, data collection, etc.)
• Assisting with outreach (mailings, website, etc.)

Required Qualifications

• Enrolled in or on vacation from or is otherwise registered in an Undergraduate program (minimum 6 credit hours).
• Experience with the technical side of public health and medicine.
• Advanced knowledge of Microsoft Office applications.
• Exceptional organizational skills and interpersonal communication skills.
• Ability to be self-motivated, prioritize effectively, and achieve deadlines.
• Ability to gather, compile, analyze and maintain information from a variety of sources, including research publications and web sources.
• Ability to exercise discretion when dealing with issues of a sensitive nature and to maintain research integrity.

Preferred Qualifications

• Student currently working on a bachelor's degree in a relevant field.
• Experience in research.
• Knowledge of web development, cloud systems, and AI-enabled applications.
• Ability to understand and explain technical language/systems.
• Experience using Microsoft Azure.

Equal employment opportunity, including veterans and individuals with disabilities.