Students, faculty, and staff are invited to stop by the Welcome Back table in the Pitt Public Health Commons for a free headshot to use on LinkedIn.
For students interested in on-campus or local employment opportunities. Meet with University departments and local employers to learn about Federal Work Study positions, part-time jobs, and internships.
The University of Pittsburgh Katz Graduate School of Business, in partnership with the Center for Doctoral and Postdoctoral Career Development, is offering four special sections of its introductory Masters of Business Administration (MBA) courses exclusively for postdoctoral trainees. These courses are being made available to postdocs on a non-degree basis to introduce emerging scientists and scholars to the essential managerial and professional skills valued and sought after by employers across all sectors of the workforce.
On Saturday, September 7th, Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens will hold a science communication workshop for graduate students and other professionals in science-related fields. The program includes the opportunity to return to Phipps to share your work. Registration for the Science Communication Fellowship is $25. Applications must be completed by Mon., Sept. 2.
Don’t wait until you graduate to become acquainted with Pitt Public Health Career Services! Learn about what we offer, as well as other career resources available to you as a Pitt student. We will end with a quick “how-to” for using the Pitt Bridges system and job board.
The ACE Fellowship is an experiential, seven-month, paid opportunity for graduate students to apply their education and skills to improve quality of life in the Pittsburgh region. The 2019-2020 cohort will work with the Buhl Foundation on a model to improve the quality of education, employment, health, place, and safety across Pittsburgh’s eighteen Northside neighborhoods. The information session will be held in 3800 Posvar Hall.
On Saturday, September 7th, Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens will hold a science communication workshop for graduate students and other professionals in science-related fields. The program includes the opportunity to return to Phipps to share your work. Register by 9/2.
The Institute for Clinical Research Education (ICRE) is seeking pre- and postdoctoral trainees for the CTS Fellowship, which offers individualized training, financial support, and mentoring to trainees pursuing the entire spectrum of translational science (T1-T4). All trainees must be able to commit to at least one year of training and research. Apply by September 9th.
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Join Pitt-CIRTL to discover how CIRTL can enrich your professional development in preparation for a faculty career.
Todd Maurer, president of Versatile PhD, will present a webinar to walk PhDs and post-docs through key features, such as VPhD Career Finder, the Options4Success career discovery course, Smart Jobs initiative and discuss ways to deepen and hone your professional network. All Pitt students have access to Versatile PhD through the my.pitt portal.
Join us for What It’s Like to be a Fellow? the fourth of a six-part live chat series with current and alumni fellows. Ask questions to find out what happens in the day of a fellow. The AAAS Science & Technology Policy Fellowships (STPF) is the premier opportunity for outstanding scientists and engineers to learn first-hand about public policy while contributing valuable knowledge and analytical skills to address today’s most pressing societal challenges.
Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA)'s virtual job fairs connect healthcare sites with job-seeking primary care trainees and practicing clinicians. Medical, nursing, dental, and mental/behavioral health clinicians and trainees are invited to attend and learn about hundreds of opportunities.
The Office of the Provost – Graduate Studies is seeking graduate and professional student feedback on mentoring. Students: share your thoughts on experiences with mentors and how mentors can best support you during your graduate training. Responses will be used to help develop new workshops, strategies, and content to better support the mentoring of graduate and professional students beginning in fall 2019. Your input is important.
Fourth River Solutions (4RS) invites you to attend a seminar series on project management with Danielle Minteer, the project manager of clinical trials run by the Department of Plastic Surgery at Pitt. This is a great opportunity to learn about PMP certification, the role of a project manager, and how their strategies get employed in the workplace.
Join UPMC to hear from past program participants at varying leadership levels within the organization about internship and full-time opportunities across the organization in tech, healthcare, business, finance, HR, and more. Come grab food, network, and learn how you can be a part of life changing medicine! This event is part of the Pittsburgh Summer Passport Series. US Steel Tower, Floor 31 Conference Room, 600 Grant Street, Pittsburgh, PA
To get moving in the right direction, schedule an appointment online. Joan Anson, director of career services, can also be reached by phone at 412-624-3806.
For more workshops, visit Professional Development.
Consider taking the Student Certification in Teaching Fundamentals.