Opportunities

How would you like to work on a really BIG public health challenge? We are dQ&A, a research company committed to making life better for people living with diabetes – that’s 30 million people in the USA (equivalent to the population of Texas!) and 463 million people worldwide. We translate the experiences and opinions of thousands of patients and healthcare professionals into data and information to help companies and patient advocacy groups create better diabetes products and services. As an Analyst at dQ&A, you will work to amplify patient voices and improve health outcomes for people with diabetes through data inquiry, analysis, and interpretation. We are looking for both Quantitative and Qualitative Analysts to hire starting in Summer 2023.

Close Concerns, a healthcare information company that advocates for people with diabetes, seeks undergraduate applicants for its two-year Associate Program, based in San Francisco.

The Associate Program gives new college graduates unparalleled exposure to the ‘real world’ of healthcare and business, significant work experience and responsibility, international travel, and built-in support for graduate school applications.

We are seeking highly motivated recent or upcoming graduates with bachelor’s or higher degrees in chemistry, biology, environmental sciences, pre-med, toxicology, or related scientific disciplines. Candidates should desire to work in a fast-paced, collaborative environment and enjoy learning about new scientific focus areas as client demands dictate. Depending on experience level, individuals in this position will be expected to assist other scientists in the firm in solving complex technical problems, review and synthesis of scientific literature, publication of results in peer-reviewed journals, and, over time, interact with clients.

A Laboratory Assistant position is available in the Harris laboratory, which works on the virology, immunology, pathogenesis, and epidemiology of dengue and Zika.

Emergency Care Consultants (ECC) is currently hiring scribes to start this coming summer and fall. Typical candidates include undergraduate students on a pre-health track or health-adjacent majors (Biology, Physiology, Chemistry, etc.). Many of ECC’s scribes are either current undergraduate students or students taking a gap year between undergrad and medical school.

Emergency Care Consultants (ECC) is currently hiring scribes to start this coming summer and fall. Typical candidates include undergraduate students on a pre-health track or health-adjacent majors (Biology, Physiology, Chemistry, etc.). Many of ECC’s scribes are either current undergraduate students or students taking a gap year between undergrad and medical school.

We are seeking a Research Technician to join our team at MGH in the Pathology and
Radiology Departments. We are investigating the correlation of magnetic resonance
spectroscopy and imaging (MRS/MRI) with histopathology to develop less-invasive
diagnostic tools for many different types of diseases, including cancers and neurological
disease such as Alzheimer’s.

Please submit a cover letter and resume to:
Dr. Leo L. Cheng
617-724-6593
lcheng@mgh.harvard.edu

Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston seeks to hire full time research technician in the Chai lab (PI = Li Chai, attending physician in transfusion medicine at Brigham and Women’s…

Under the supervision of Dr Mayumi Prins, the incumbent will serve as a research assistant
supporting research studies in traumatic brain injury to address concussion recovery in
preclinical models. The incumbent will assist with research tasks, perform data collection and
management, maintain accurate record keeping. Under supervision, the incumbent will be trained
on experimental procedures until able to work independently.

Interested parties should email a resume and cover letter to prinsmadelinejade@gmail.com

Job Description   Prepare for each patient visit by reading previous encounters (outpatient + inpatient), documenting applicable information in EMR, informing the physician. Obtain ‘history of presenting illness’ handoff from RN/MA…