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The University of Florida (UF) Department of Epidemiology seeks diligent detailoriented individuals to function as OPS Study Interviewers. UF currently serves as the coordinating center for the National Drug Early Warning System (NDEWS) which uses several approaches to provide realtime surveillance to detect early signals of drug use trends. One important effort is Rapid Street Reporting (RSR) which involves conducting anonymous surveys at 17 sentinel sites and additional hotspots. This allows us to see what substances people are currently using in different parts of the country as well as any adverse effects people may be experiencing.
NDEWS is looking for individuals to assist with the RSR effort on location over multiple weekend periods. Those who have experience with interviewing are strongly encouraged to apply. Must be dependable and willing to engage with diverse populations.
Bachelors degreeor an equivalent combination of education training and/or experience.
This recruitment is for multiple hires.
Application must be submitted by 11:55 p.m. (ET) of the posting end date.
In order to be considered you must upload your cover letter and resume.
This is a parttime position at 20 to 26 hours per week. Hours may be flexible but are expected to happen between 8am 8pm Friday Sunday.
The University of Florida is committed to nondiscrimination with respect to race creed color religion age disability sex sexual orientation gender identity and expression marital status national origin political opinions or affiliations genetic information and veterans status in all aspects of employment including recruitment hiring promotions transfers discipline terminations wage and salary administration benefits and training.
If an accommodation is needed to apply for this position please callor the Florida Relay System ateTDD. Hiring is contingent upon eligibility to work in the U.S. Searches are conducted according to Floridas Sunshine Law.
Part-Time