Campus Job Postings

Get Paid To Help Yourself And Be Creative! Are you a proactive, social, detail-oriented, and creative student leader who is curious about your student population's professional development trends and challenges? Are you interested in building your professional community and gathering information to help create professional development resources for students? The Career Peer Leadership Professional Development Program was created as a way to build Health Professional students' professional communication and leadership skills while providing opportunities for interprofessional community collaboration and career development. As a member of this program, you will be recognized as a leader and mentor in your professional community. You will both receive mentorship around developing career-related skills and get paid for your own professional development activities. For example, some of our career peers have engaged in projects where they researched career options of interest and compiled that information for other students in the form of guides, timelines, or FAQs, co-created animation resource videos on topics like how to research industry careers, or practiced professional communication skills, e.g. by conducting informational interviews with senior professionals in their field and then developed Youtube playlists to share.

The Graduate Division is the home of graduate education and postdoctoral training at UCSF.

The LGBTQ Social Media Engagement Intern reports directly to the Assistant Director of the LGBT Resource Center and works closely with the Director. This position is scheduled for approximately 10-12 hours per week, with some evening hours and remote work from home flexibility.