Opportunities for CPH Students

The following are job, volunteer, training and other opportunities that may interested College of Public Health students. They include opportunities within the college, Ohio State and external organizations. 

This lecture by Dr. Arthur Chen will focus on advancing health equity for Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander (AAPI) communities in commemoration of AAPI Heritage Month.

Dr. Motao (Matt) Zhu, professor of pediatrics and epidemiology at OSU, is hiring a student worker to provide direct support to a multi-disciplinary team to study traffic injuries and drug abuse.

The Cleveland Clinic Foundation clinical post-baccalaureate program is accepting applications for the 2024-2025 Cohort through April 30.

Sponsored by the College of Public Health, this new program allows CPH undergraduates to request meal cards for a special lunch with their professors, instructors, lecturers or TAs. It's a great opportunity to foster communication, build networks and enhance your social development.

Project seeks to help survivors of human trafficking.

Curta is seeking a full-time real-world evidence analyst to assist in projects using health data (claims, electronic health records, registries, etc.) for clients in the biopharma sector.

The Behavioral Trials Office at Nationwide Children's Hospital is looking for a clinical research coordinator I to support their mission of providing efficient coordination of diverse behaviorally-focused clinical research, including behavioral intervention trials and observational research.

The Behavioral Trials Office at Nationwide Children's Hospital is looking for a clinical research coordinator II to support our mission of providing efficient coordination of diverse behaviorally-focused clinical research, including behavioral intervention trials and observational research. 

There are gently used books in the Cunz Hall first floor lobby looking for a new home. Feel free to take any that interest you. The selections will be updated on Fridays and will be available until Monday, May 6.

Using a novel secret shopper survey of Medicaid managed care plans, this project examines the consumer experiences of navigating provider networks.

E-PHAC is a collaboration between The Ohio State University Extension, the College of Public Health, the College of Education and Human Ecology and the Citizenship Health Institute.

Registration is open for the City of Columbus' Camp Public Health, July 15-19, which includes a visit to Cunz Hall and Ohio State's campus. Teens 13 through 17 years old are eligible for a fee of $100. Please share with families and friends who may be interested.

The Office of University Compliance and Integrity offers a monthly training on the Outside Activities and Conflicts Policy.