Federal Work Study Program
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NOTE: STUDENTS MAY ONLY WORK ONE JOB AT TJU, TJUH, UHS OR JUP. FEDERAL WORK-STUDY STUDENTS MAY NOT HAVE ALTERNATE JOBS.
Department: Office of Diversity and Inclusion Initiatives
Position Title: Tutor (view pay rate/title summary)
Availability: Summer 2024
Duties and Responsibilities: The Office of Diversity and Inclusion Initiatives is seeking passionate and dedicated medical students to join our team as Teaching Assistants for the 2024 STEP-UP program. If you have a genuine interest in mentoring and teaching aspiring medical students, this opportunity is tailor-made for you. Responsibilities: 1. **Tutoring for the MCAT:** Guide fellow students through the intricacies of the MCAT, helping them excel in this crucial examination. 2. **Arranging Study Hall:** Foster a collaborative learning environment by organizing study sessions that promote effective study habits and mutual support. 3. **Teaching Clinical Skills Sessions:** Share your expertise by assisting in sessions focused on essential clinical skills, enhancing participants' practical knowledge. 4. **Mentorship Panels:** Engage in mentorship panels to provide valuable insights, guidance, and support to students navigating their medical education journey. 5. **Wellness Activities:** Contribute to the well-being of the medical student community by helping organize wellness activities that promote a healthy work-life balance. 6. **Writing Personal Statements:** Assist students in crafting compelling personal statements that reflect their unique qualities and aspirations. Requirements: - Enrolled in a medical program with a passion for mentorship and teaching. - Strong communication and interpersonal skills. - Demonstrated proficiency in MCAT content and clinical skills. - Be available June 1st to July 14th. This role offers an outstanding opportunity to make a meaningful impact on the academic and personal development of your peers. If you are excited about shaping the future of aspiring medical professionals, we encourage you to apply. Join us in fostering a diverse and inclusive medical community through mentorship and education. Your contributions will shape the next generation of medical professionals.
How many students are needed to fill this position during each enrollment period?
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Summer: 2
Academic Year:
Estimated Time Requirement:
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Summer: 40 hours per week
Academic Year: hours per week
Preferred times that the student may work this position:
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X Weekday mornings
X Weekday afternoons
Off-Hours Available (before 9 am and/or after 5 pm)
Requires/permits the student to perform certain duties off-site: Yes
Care-based, cash-handling, safety, and/or sensitive data duties related to position: N/A
Drug-testing by University Health Services required: Yes
Criminal background checks for required: Yes
Community service position: No