Spring 2017 Internal Medicine 3 unit internship

College of Medicine, Department of Internal Medicine is offering a 3 unit internship for spring 2017.

An internship can provide you with valuable skills that you can list on your résumé and carry forward into employment. You will make valuable professional contacts and learn how programs operate behind the scenes.

Description:

• Office duties: filing, faxing, mail distribution, data entry, other duties as assigned.

• Professionalism: candidate will be working with physicians, resident trainees, program leadership and staff.

• Environment: candidate will learn medical terminology, how medical education programs operate, the role of physicians in hospitals, clinics, and as faculty. Candidate will learn or strengthen knowledge of software, human resources practices and health care systems.

• Hours: Tuesday and Thursday from 8-12 or 1. A 3-unit internship is 135 hours over the course of the semester. This is about 10 hours per week.

• Location: College of Medicine, room 6336 (located at the University Medical Center complex).

• Semester available: spring 2017.

To apply:  Email résumé, unofficial transcript and spring 2017 class schedule to Kerith Lisa, Senior Residency Coordinator, Internal Medicine Residency Program, Kerith@deptofmed.arizona.edu

Do not contact the Physiology Department regarding this internship opportunity.

NSC 308 – Nutrition and Metabolism

We will be offering NSC 308 – Nutrition and Metabolism online in the spring and we have the approval to open it up to non-majors. CHEM 152 is a prerequisite and highly recommend that students have completed PSIO 201, MCB 181R or an intro nutrition courses (NSC101 or NSC170C1). If you are interested, email us at nscadvising@email.arizona.edu for enrollment assistance. Please let me know if you have any questions!

Thanks,

Michelle Mendoza, MA, RDN

Academic Advisor

Nutritional Science

College of Agriculture and Life Sciences

University of Arizona

Shantz 238C

Young man with muscular dystrophy has openings

Young man with muscular dystrophy has openings immediately or after finals:

Physical therapy routine (to be taught) 2.5 to 3 hour time blocks. Must be able to get him up and ready for the day and/or settle for the evening. 

Attendant care - bathing once a week either weekend morning or mid-week.

Sleep over when family members travel.

Driving and errands as needed. Flexible times to be determined - week days, evenings and weekend.

This is an easy, fun way to try hands-on care in a family setting with variable hours. Regular weekly schedule or on-call positions are available. 

These are paid positions. Taxes and W-2s are included. Please send resume to Don at donquixote@theriver.com to apply

Thank you,

Charlotte Hwang mailto:hwartin@comcast.net