TA / Research Assistant Position, EH 584: Built Environment and Public Health

TA / Research Assistant Position, EH 584: Built Environment and Public Health

This unique position is for a combination teaching assistant and research assistant in the study area of built environment. 

The class is EH 584 Built Environment and Public Health with Georgia Tech instructor Dr. Arthi Rao.  EH 584 is jointly offered course between RSPH and GA Tech and meets in person on Fridays 11:00am– 12:55pm.  At least half of the classes will take place at GA Tech.  Must be available to allow for both travel and class time.  There is an Emory/GA Tech shuttle.  Some work may be conducted virtually.

The position will be for up to 20 hours per week (or 10 for PHD students) for the following tasks:

Typical tasks:

  • Coordinate/maintain/monitor both Canvas sites for the built environment course (EH 584/CP 6850)
  • Attend class
  • Serve as a liaison between Emory students and GA Tech professors for course-related functions and activities
  • Assist in preparing class-related materials and lectures
  • Assist in grading and other course-related activities as they arise
  • Assist in conducting literature reviews related to public health and built environment topics
  • Assist in data/statistical analysis and/or journal manuscript preparation

Desired qualifications:

  • Second year MPH student
  • Prior coursework in built environment, social epidemiology or social determinants of health
  • Good working knowledge of Excel and other basic database skills
  • Good working knowledge of statistical software (SAS, SPSS, R, Python, etc.)
  • Good working knowledge of Endnote
  • Excellent verbal and written communication skills

Job location:
Attend class in person.  Some work will be virtual. Regular check-ins will be scheduled. 
Start date will be August 1 or later.

Send statement of interest and resume to Dr. Rao (arthir [at] gatech [dot] edu; avrao2 [at] emory [dot] edu).  Contact Dr. Rao or Ariadne Swichtenberg (Ariadne [dot] s [at] emory [dot] edu), GDEH ADAP, with any questions.


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