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T.A. / R.A. Positions

Teaching Assistants (T.A.s)

T.A. for N 221.01

N 221.01 Theories Related to Nursing Care of the Adult
T.A., Wednesdays, Fall Quarter 2009

Position is Immediately Available

Excellent opportunity to learn and practice:

• Group and Individual Student Consultation and Mentoring
• Practice Student Evaluation Techniques
• Optional Teaching of a Lecture Class
• Practice Using Online "Moodle" for Class Participation
• Grading Papers and Small Assignments
• Teaching the basic process of concept analysis
• Providing support and expertise to help students focus on their phenomenon of study related to their specific nursing specialty

Preferred:  Ability to Attend Class, but not necessary;
Previous enrollment in the class; basic knowledge of theory building;
Prior Teaching Experience; 25% Time, Fee Remission Negotiable

Please Contact:  Ginger Carrieri-Kohlman, RN, DNSc, FAAN
Email:  ginger.carrieri-kohlman@nursing.ucsf.edu
Telephone:  415-476-4131 (leave a message)

Research Assistants (R.A.s)

"Symptom Management
Faculty Scholars Program"

Two R.A. positions at 0.25 are available on a new P30 grant, entitled "Symptom Management Faculty Scholars Program."

Dr. Christine Miaskowski, Professor & Associate Dean for Academic Affairs, is the Principal Investigator.

This grant is intended to:
(1) prepare new faculty members with the knowledge and skills to develop and maintain a program of research in symptom management in diverse populations, across the illness trajectory, and in a variety of health care settings;
(2) prepare new faculty members with grantsmanship skills, including writing, conducting, and administering a funded grant.

Job description:  Initially, will assist new Assistant Professors recently hired within the SON with:
  - the development of their research proposals
  - literature searches
  - grant preparation
  - development of questionnaires
  - preparation of Human Subjects applications

After pilot studies are funded, the research assistant will be assigned to one or more of the Faculty Scholars to assist with:
  - data collection
  - data entry
  - data management

Requirements:  Must be a doctoral student in the SON.

Preferred:  Experience writing grants, conducting literature searches, interfacing with IRBs, and implementation of a research protocol.

Please send resumes to Claudia West or telephone her at (415) 476-5131 to discuss the positions.

Contact:  info@nursing.ucsf.edu    
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