An eight-week sequence of workshops for graduate students designed to address PhD students' career goals but open to professional and master's students and postdocs as well! Tuesdays at noon, September 20-November 8.
The Clinical and Translational Science Institute offers the Human-Centered Design Brown Bag Lunch Series, a relaxed forum where you can: hear from colleagues doing interesting things with HCD, share your own HCD use cases and experiences, and think through recipes and approaches together. The first in the series takes place on September 2.
Develop winning strategies to advocate for the health of our communities while protecting basic human rights. This fellowship is an incubator for emerging health activists seeking to build effective advocacy skills. The 2022 fellowship is focused at the state level as legislation is critical health issues continues in that direction. Apply by September 5 (extended from August 31) for fellowship on Thursdays, 4:30-6:30 p.m., September 22-November...
The Clinical and Translational Science Institute's Responsible Conduct of Research Center helps you learn to effectively recognize issues and avoid misconduct and provides research resources. The fall term of virtual workshops begins on September 8 with "Responsible Conduct of Research Principles and Application."
Are you interested in a career in science writing or science communications? Do you want to gain experience in communicating complex science to a broad audience? Learn more about this opportunity that will allow you to test the waters in an environment that has the features of a newsroom but with the guidance of a team of writers and editors. August 18 at 4 p.m. via Zoom.
This month's newsletter from OACD includes trainee news, opportunities, and resources, including upcoming workshops and career opportunities for PhDs.
The Allegheny County Health Department has two exciting, doctoral level leadership positions open under the Bureau of Data, Reporting and Disease Control. One is to oversee Chronic Disease Section and the other Social Epidemiology.
OACD workshop open to faculty as well as students that will draw upon the experiences of accomplished Pitt investigators to explore the challenges and opportunities associated with research collaboration.After a brief overview of the emergence of Team Science in biomedical research, panelists will discuss: what precipitated their first collaborations; what challenges or obstacles have been encountered; what advantages and opportunities have resu...
Pittsburgh's Black Equity Coalition current has openings for data coordinator, communications coordinator, and community coordinator. The BEC is comprise of physicians, researchers, epidemiologists, public health and health care practitioners, social scientists, community funders, and government officials concerned about addressing COVID-19 in vulnerable populations and these positions will play a key role in their work, focusing on a PA Departm...
This position will consider community health and focus on harm reduction and translational efforts in Pittsburgh. The public health program manager will promote healthy, thriving communities and higher quality of life and wellness for first responders, plus work with governmental, academic, and social service partners to address gaps and understand how our city's services can evolve to serve all residents.
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