Campus Job Postings

This work study position will support the activities of the National Sobering Collaborative (NSC), co-founded by a UCSF faculty member. NSC is a 501(c)3 non-profit formed to support the expansion of and advance the best practices for sobering care services to provide short-term, easy-to-access, and safe environments for recovery from alcohol and/or other drug intoxication. As a low-barrier, harm reduction offering, sobering centers provide care for those acutely intoxicated as an alternative to the emergency department and/or jail. NSC’s activities are varied and include but are not limited to a monthly and virtual Sobering Care Provider Network; supporting individual and organizational members; running a national conference; engaging with other organizations providing care to related service models (e.g., healthcare, emergency medicine, law enforcement, homeless healthcare). Dr. Smith-Bernardin is associate professor with SBS in the School of Nursing, with research on alcohol use disorders, sobering center and emergency medicine collaborations, and homelessness. Depending on the interest and skills of the student, this role offers additional opportunity to participate in ongoing research related to alcohol use, harm reduction, sobering centers, and related topics.

The Department of Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Science is looking to hire an individual to assist in the maintenance of our internal Drupal based internal webpage and marketing material. (8-10 hours a week)

Are you eager to make a difference while gaining hands-on experience in cutting-edge research? Join our dynamic team as a Research Administrative Assistant! This work-study position is an exciting opportunity to support innovative research that aims to improve health and well-being in historically marginalized communities. Build your resume and develop essential skills that will benefit your career, while being part of a supportive team that values innovation, collaboration and making a difference.

The Office of Diversity, Inclusion, and Outreach (DIO) is seeking a reliable and detail-oriented student staff member to support diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives within the School of Nursing.

The Diversity, Inclusion and Outreach Office, as part of the UCSF School of Nursing, is committed to supporting our community of teachers, clinicians, staff, and learners from all backgrounds to be national and international leaders in research, education, clinical practice, administration, policy, and other emerging areas. We are committed to caring for our community and treating people with kindness, compassion, and dignity.

The UCSF Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital and Trauma Center is dedicated to providing culturally competent services to the diverse patient population we serve. Providing a range of clinical services informed by evidence-based practices, we provide care to thousands of patients each year. In addition, our UCSF faculty at ZSFG lead research projects that evaluate behavioral health interventions to improve the mental health of our patients, and increase access to mental health services.

The Student Food Market (SFM) provides fresh produce and non-perishable goods to UCSF students.
Job Description: The SFM Assistant will support dedicated staff and volunteers with the food delivery, the set-up of the food to be distributed, the distribution of food, and the breakdown and clean-up at the close of the SFM.
 

The UCSF Clinical Cancer Genomics Lab is in need of two work study students who will join a team of lab directors, genetic counselors, analysts, lab technicians, as well as seveAral other support staff. The work study student would support the CCGL process to reduce provider administrative and clinical burden associated with genetic testing, reduce patient wait-times to indicated referrals, address gaps in genetics access/referrals for currently underserved populations having indications for genetic services, and address medically necessary interventions/cascade testing for patients found to have medically actionable germline results.

The Graduate Division is the home of graduate education (900 students) and (1180) postdoctoral research scholars training at UCSF.

Recruitment, outreach and retention is an integral component of the Department of Student Affairs, which is committed to fostering student success through comprehensive support services and overseeing the admissions process for the School of Nursing. The department plays a pivotal role in attracting and enrolling prospective nursing students, ensuring they receive the necessary guidance and resources to thrive academically and professionally.