I need a job in Phoenix.

[rambo]

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I'm transferring to ASU next semester and have been looking non-stop for something science/medically related. I've got experience, etc, but the long-distance job search isn't helping.

Anyone from around there that would have any hookups?

P.S. Yes, I have checked ASU'S job board and have been emailing profs.

 

[lattimer13]

I'm transferring to ASU next semester and have been looking non-stop for something science/medically related. I've got experience, etc, but the long-distance job search isn't helping.

Anyone from around there that would have any hookups?

P.S. Yes, I have checked ASU'S job board and have been emailing profs.

this is what i did in between undergrad and med school. i had my EMT-B cert and had worked for a summer as a Med Assistant. you can also look at the other hospitals in the area for something similar: Scottsdale Osborn & Shea, St. Joe's, Maricopa, Good Sam, St. Luke's, Chandler Regional, John C. Lincoln, etc. It might take some persistence, but it's well worth it.

https://www.shc.org/hr/browse.asp?idx=548BU40000K0

 

[el_chavo]

I did undergrad research at ASU through the BREU program. I think its been recently renamed but if you inquire in the undergrad bio office or do a search on the web site it should pop up. It doesn't pay much (8/hr) but its better than nothing and I got an awesome letter from my PI.

 

[el_chavo]

I also work as an ED tech at Banner Desert. It's okay but Phoenix has a surplus of emts. Banner's always hired for lab assistant jobs though.

 

[opinionkitten]

you could do an IRTA with the NIH in phoenix. there is an nih campus on the grounds of the pima indian medical center that does diabetes/obesity research. you can see if there are any lab assistant jobs here, or just try and get an irta. im doing this now! woo! oh wait, phoenix sucks...

 

[rambo]

Sweet, thanks for the replies. IRTA seems to be a post-bacc program, and I've been scouring Banner. The BREU program is called SOLUR now at ASU, and I'm looking into it.

 

[opinionkitten]

irta isnt a post bac program, well not like post bac programs most people do( aka my science gpa sucks, i didnt take ochem) . its jsut a year of paid research. its been going over huge in my interviews as well, faculty interviewers seem to think its kickass

 

[rambo]

irta isnt a post bac program, well not like post bac programs most people do( aka my science gpa sucks, i didnt take ochem) . its jsut a year of paid research. its been going over huge in my interviews as well, faculty interviewers seem to think its kickass

Well, it does look sweet, but it's a graduate program. I'm still an undergrad.