Student Epidemiologist, GA Emerging Infections Program

Student Epidemiologist, GA Emerging Infections Program

***Open to REAL and non-REAL students***

 

Role Description

The Student Epidemiologist will be responsible for, but not limited to, the following:

  • data entry and cleaning
  • conduct telephone interviews for case-control and cohort studies
  • data collection from physicians’ offices and medical facilities via phone, fax and chart review
  • vaccine verification via various databases
  • isolate log-in and tracking

 

Position Information

  • We request 15-20 hour/week work availability.
  • Will work around student’s schedule.
  • The position is currently primarily teleworking (with occasional time in the office), but with plans to return to an office environment once it’s been determined to be safe to do.
  • Will be assigned to a study team.

 

How to Apply 

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