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April 30, 2015, Filed Under: Internship

HIV Testing Campaign Research Coordinator

Join Dr. Monisha Arya’s HIV Testing Research Team!

Baylor College of Medicine (BCM)

When: Tentative start date: July 1, 2015. End date: June 30, 2016

Hours: 4 days per week (32 hours) This is a paid position.

What: Help lead a research team engaged in developing HIV testing campaigns for patients and for physicians.

  • Serve as the Team Leader for developing a mobile health (mHealth) HIV testing text message campaign for traditionally underserved patient populations
  • Survey and interview research participants to determine campaign preferences
  • Assist with data analysis
  • Assist with writing manuscripts for publication
  • Assist with the design and pilot-testing of a mHealth campaign for patients and a traditional media campaign for physicians
  • Coordinate all aspects of the research projects including:
    • Update and maintain BCM Institutional Review Board protocols
    • Provide research updates at weekly research team meetings
    • Conduct literature searches and reviews
    • Schedule research-related meetings with research team and with research sites
    • Serve as the liaison between the research team and staff at research sites

Details:

  • Excellent communication skills required
  • Exceptional organizational skills required
  • Must be able to multi-task in a fast-paced academic research environment
  • Bachelor’s degree in related field required
  • Vehicle required; research site clinics are ~ 10-15 miles away from Texas Medical Center

Interested? Please send:

  • C.V. plus 3 references (name, email, phone #)
  • 1 page description of your skillset and your interest in this opportunity
  • In the subject line of your correspondence, please include HIV Testing Campaign Research Coordinator

Please send materials to Ms. Ember Jones (ember.jones@bcm.edu).

April 30, 2015, Filed Under: Internship

Rooster Teeth Seeking Summer Interns

Rooster Teeth is a creative production studio responsible for award-winning online videos such as Red vs. Blue, the longest running web series in history; the reality gamer series The Gauntlet; comedy series Rooster Teeth Shorts; the upcoming animated series RWBY; and Immersion, a show that tests video game concepts in the real world.

Rooster Teeth is seeking summer interns in studio production and field production. View details about these internships, and submit your application, at http://roosterteeth.com/careers/.

April 30, 2015, Filed Under: Employment Opportunity, Internship

Crisis Text Line Seeking Summer Interns (Stipend Available)

Crisis Text Line, a nonprofit based in New York City, is seeking interns for the summer.

About Crisis Text Line:

Millions of young people are quietly suffering every day. They struggle with bullying, homophobia, suicidal thoughts, and more. The solution is beautifully simple. We provide effective and secure crisis counseling to teens via a medium they already use and trust: text.

Crisis Text Line (CTL) is private, familiar, and accessible. Through CTL, young people have free access to support at their fingertips, 24/7.

Marketing Intern:

Overview: The Marketing intern will help Crisis Text Line forge partnerships and reach more young people with the goal of introducing them to the nation’s first free, 24/7 crisis text line.

Reports to: CEO

What we’re looking for:

  • Super organized. The hangers in your closet all hang the same direction and your pencils are sharp.
  • Excellent communication skills. You cringe when you hear a plural verb with a singular noun. You appreciate a short sentence. You speak in soundbites. Cookie is your spirit animal.
  • Youth culture. (You understood that Cookie reference.)
  • Self-starter. You work well by yourself AND you play nicely with others.
  • Creative. When you hear “no” you think of a way to get to “yes.”
  • You love tight deadlines. You are fast. You love adversity.
  • Able to travel to our New York City office.
  • Committed to working full time from June 1-August 7

REQUIREMENTS

Please send the following application materials. Any application that doesn’t follow directions will be immediately disqualified.

  • Please attach your resume
  • A cover letter that answers all 3 questions: (1) Who is the perfect partner to refer us volunteer Crisis Counselors? (2) How would you pitch that partner? (3) How do you know if a partnership is successful?
  • Apply at https://crisistextline.workable.com/jobs/51586.

BENEFITS

Compensation:

  • $3,000 stipend and/or school credit
  • Two 30-day unlimited MetroCards for travel
  • The chance to work in a super fun and positive work environment

Data Intern:

Overview: The data intern’s role at Crisis Text Line is to the smartest person in the room, and not because they always know the answers, but rather because they know how to find and communicate the answers. At its core, Crisis Text Line is a data informed organization. Every strategy conversion begins with what does the data say? The data team’s job is to analyze large and fast moving data sets, detect changes in our member’s behavior, and test new products and ideas. A successful candidate will possess strong analytical skills and a steadfast sense of curiosity.

Reports to: Chief Data Scientist

What you’ll do:

  • Testing and Analysis
    • Work with large, complex data sets
    • Solve non-routine problems
    • Visualize and present findings to non-technical staff
  • Strategy and Implementation
    • Utilize data to build products with cross-functional teams from the ground up
    • Contribute to development of a long-term data strategy for Crisis Text Line
    • Work with tech team to organize data systems and automate analytical reports​

What you’ll learn:

  • How to work with data at velocity
  • How to present analysis in a business setting
  • How to synthesize quantitative and qualitative data

What we’re looking for:

  • Strong sense of curiosity
  • Ability to explain analytical outcomes in lay terms
  • Ability to learn new skills and understand complex problems fast
  • Advanced computer skills (MS Excel, Powerpoint, et cetera)
  • Experience with experiment design a plus
  • Some experience with web analytics, SQL, Python, R (or similar)
  • Desire (or prior experience) to learn about digital media
  • You are currently learning a new skill that has nothing to do with data analytics
  • Able to travel to our New York City office.
  • Committed to working full time from June 1-August 7

Other ​Qualifications:

Data is everywhere. If you’ve worked with it at scale, apply. Past successful candidates have come with backgrounds in CS, statistics, mathematics, and economics.

REQUIREMENTS

Please send the following application:

  • CV/Resume
  • Cover letter, including:
    • 2 suggestions to improve the visual design of Crisis Trends, and why.
    • 2 suggestions for increasing engagement and/or retention of volunteer counselors, and why.
    • Apply at https://crisistextline.workable.com/jobs/51588.

BENEFITS

Compensation:

  • $3,000 stipend and/or school credit
  • Two 30-day unlimited MetroCards for travel
  • The chance to work in a super fun and positive work environment

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