Student Employment Occupational Therapy Graduate Assistant AY 2627

1. Support to students and faculty in the area of Clinical Anatomy & Kinesiology Lab (Fall).
2. Support to students and faculty in the area of Applied Neuroscience Lab (Fall).
3. Support to students and faculty in the area of OT for Children and Youth Lab (Fall & Spring).
4. Support to students and faculty in the area of OT for Adults & Older Adults II Lab (Spring).
5. Support to students and faculty in the area of Technology in OT Practice Lab (Spring)
6. Support to department/faculty with administrative duties and scholarly endeavors.
7. Professional representation on behalf of the department (alongside a faculty member) at 2 events each semester (i.e.: Open Houses Admitted Students Day panel presentations or guest lectures) that will require weekend hours (Saturday or Sunday).

Minimum Qualifications:

• Must be an Occupational Therapy Graduate student who has completed 30 credits of the OTM or OTD professional level courses in our curriculum.
• Must have reliable transportation to the North Haven Campus.
• Strong ability to assume professional position of mentorship on behalf of other OT students following their OT path of study.
• Excellent time management skills to meet both academic and GA expectations weekly..
• Expressed desire to actively partake in the teachinglearning process on behalf of student success &or the pursuit of research and other scholarly endeavors.
• Strong ability to complete faculty-assigned tasks given distant supervision.
• Lifting up to 20lbs as necessary.

Preferred Qualifications:

• CGPA of 3.7 or above on their graduate level transcript.
• Prior experience in teachinglearning (ie.: tutoring camp couselor etc..) &or scholarship.

• Applications will be accepted until Sunday August 16 at 5pm.

1. Current resume
2. Unofficial copy of transcript reflecting completed 1^st year OTM or OTD coursework (Fall Spring & Summer) (Available via Self-service)
3. Letter of interest highlighting their achievement in the qualifications listed above.