Biology Opportunities

The NDSU CHANGE program provides mentored research experiences to recent college graduates. Participants in the CHANGE network join a cohort of trainees in a robust training environment that provides professional development and mentorship from a diverse network of biologists from Universities, federal government, industry, and nonprofits. Participants will join a cohort of recently graduated students and will be immersed in hands-on research during our year-long program. Students earn $32,500, with an additional $4,000 to cover health care expenses. For more information, including descriptions of potential research projects, please visit the CHANGE RaMP Network Website (https://www.ndsu.edu/researchgroups/change/) -or- email Rebecca Reichenbach, Program Coordinator (rebecca.reichenbach@ndsu.edu)  or Tim Greives, Program Director (timothy.greives@ndsu.edu)

Tareen Dermatology is looking for exceptional Pre-Med and Pre-PA students who are taking 1-2 gap years prior to medical school/PA school to work as a clinical assistant. The Medical Assistant will work in a very fast-paced and hands-on environment while performing routine administrative and clinical tasks to keep the offices of physicians and other health practitioners running smoothly. All training will be provided on site. Additionally, students are given mentorship and guidance in their professional school application process. As a Gap Year medical assistant, you’ll assist in surgeries and scribe alongside some of Minnesota’s top board-certified dermatologists and physician assistants. With dedicated mentorship, you’ll not only enhance your understanding of the medical field but also position yourself for future success.

Renew ENT and Hearing Center (Edina, MN) is seeking collaborative Clinical Assistants to join their team. In this role, you will play a vital part in providing quality patient care and ensuring a smooth, welcoming healthcare experience. This is a great gap year or learning/professional development opportunity for future health professionals. If you are interested in applying, please email resume and introduction to Jon Peterson (Clinic Administrator) at jpeterson@renewent.com. We are hiring Clinical Assistants for expected start dates between October 2024 and May 2025. They will consider applicants who can start in June 2025, after Carleton graduation, as well.

The Government & Nonprofit Career Fair allows candidates to pursue professional opportunities and internships in all levels of government and nonprofit agencies. The average participation is about 100 organizations. The job fair is open only to students and alumni from participating colleges and universities, including Carleton College.

Elanco has a 12-week internship program, designed to provide  an enriching and immersive experience. As an intern with Elanco, you will have the opportunity to gain hands-on experience and apply your skills and knowledge in a real-world setting – your contributions may directly impact Elanco’s success.

The Chemistry Department at Carthage College in Wisconsin is seeking a research assistant to work in the NSF-funded research program.In this technician position, you will be required to provide research assistance, including molecular biology, protein purification, and work with plants including tobacco, as well as basic lab tasks for research related to the NSF grant. A successful research assistant may move on to additional roles that include scientific writing and independent project planning.

The Sundquist Lab at the University of Utah invites applicants for a laboratory technician position to support a variety of projects focused on the cellular, molecular and structural biology of retroviruses, particularly HIV, and the roles of the ESCRT pathway in cell division and protection against DNA damage. Major projects in our lab include studies of: 1) HIV capsid structure and function, 2) HIV assembly and budding, 3) ESCRT pathway functions in cell division and its regulation. Pay: $17/Hour

The Program Manager position provides an outstanding individual with an opportunity to engage in high impact front-line global health programs. The Program Manager helps to lead Unite For Sight’s program divisions, while contributing creative and cutting-edge ideas to a leading global health organization. The Program Manager works from our office at the curiosity-driven Slate Upper School in North Haven, Connecticut, where Unite For Sight’s Founder is also the school founder. Slate School is located on a picturesque 40-acre nature conservancy.

Ideal candidates exemplify a balance of superior writing, analytical, and communications skills paired with a demonstrated commitment to excellence.