Medicine/Healthcare Team Advisor - The National Student Leadership Conference
Description:
The NSLC is looking for enthusiastic, hard-working individuals who enjoy working with high school students and have experience in the academic fields of our programs, leadership development, residential life, and/or office administration.
Team Advisors guide students through their NSLC experience. Each TA is responsible for a small group of 12-16 students. TAs generally work either half or whole summers. TAs arrive on-site 5 days prior to student arrival to participate in a mandatory 4-day orientation & training. This training runs from 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM daily. Following training, TAs will work for 9-day sessions with a 3-day break in between. Staff will arrive on-site for training on 7/10 and will depart after the end of the second session on 8/4. TAs work very long days and are expected to be ready to assist students at any point during the program. A typical day lasts from 9:00 AM - 10:30 PM.
As a TA, you will:
Skills/Eligibility:- Lead small group discussions and debriefings
- Teach academic and leadership sessions
- Assist Administrative staff, Professors and Leadership Facilitators with program components
- Serve as a chaperone during off-campus trips and evening social activities
- Reside in the dormitory on the same floors as students, serving as a Resident Advisor
Campuses hosting the Medicine/Healthcare portion of this conference include American University, Duke University, Northwestern University, UC-Berkeley, the University of Miami, and Yale University.
Before applying to be a Team Advisor, please note:
- Team Advisors are generally current college sophomores – seniors. Current freshman are generally considered for one of our Intern positions.
- Applicants should be familiar with all program specific information posted on this site.
- NSLC has a primary focus on leadership development. Applicants should have leadership experience and/or training.
- Our programs include TA-led sessions that require appropriate educational backgrounds and work/volunteer/intern experience.
- Candidates should have completed coursework in pre-med and science courses and a strong interest in the health care field. Work or internships in medical or research facilities is highly favored. EMT training is a plus.
How to Apply:
Please visit Summer Jobs | NSLC to apply and learn more about this opportunity.