An internship role combining studies with practical experience in supporting product and workflow management in refractive laser technology, including innovation projects and user research.
Responsibilities
Actively support all areas of product and workflow management in the business field of refractive laser technology.
Work closely with the respective product managers on innovation and product development projects for our hardware and software products and collaborate with the R&D interfaces.
Learn methods of usability engineering for medical devices and apply them in depth to develop user-friendly products.
Participate in user research activities for our products, e.g., while conducting interviews, on-site customer meetings, or international advisory panels, and then evaluate the associated data.
Present your work and research results to the team in a concise and convincing format.
The Simulation Research Coordinator collaborates with investigators and research staff to coordinate educational and translational research activities related to OSF’s Jump Simulation Program, and other relevant collaborative projects.
Compensation
Expected pay for this position is $29.30 - $34.47/hour. Actual pay will be determined by experience, skills and internal equity.
Responsibilities
Coordinate educational and translational research activities
Support all aspects of research at Jump
Adhere to research protocol, procedures, and process
Maintain study compliance with IRB and OSF Compliance policies
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in the sciences
Nice to have: formal training in Excel
Nice to have: knowledge of pharmaceutical and medical terminology
Nice to have: knowledge of survey software (Qualtrics, Select Survey)
Nice to have: knowledge of qualitative research software (Nvivo, MaxQDA)
Analyze public health programs, policies, and operations to support planning, implementation, and decision-making, and develop analyses, summaries, briefings, and recommendations.
Compensation
The wage range for this role takes into account the wide range of factors that are considered in making compensation decisions including but not limited to skill sets; experience and training; licensure and certifications; and other business and organizational needs. A reasonable estimate of the current range is $80,000 to $130,000.
Responsibilities
Translate broad priorities into clear objectives, activities, deliverables, and timelines with assigned program leadership.
Analyze public health programs, policies, operations, and available information to support planning, implementation, and decision-making.
Develop analyses, summaries, briefings, recommendations, trackers, and other program documentation.
Coordinate with program-level and organization-level points of contact to align work with program priorities, monitor activities, identify issues or dependencies, and support timely completion of deliverables.
Support grants management activities and continuing or reassigned work across public health programs, including grant portfolios or grantees in areas such as chronic disease prevention and health promotion, violence and injury prevention.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree
Nice to have: MaxQDA
Nice to have: NVivo
Nice to have: Advanced degree in a public health discipline
Project - Program Analytics & Insights Evaluator II
The role involves supporting the design and implementation of multi-site evaluations of public health grant programs, including data collection, quantitative/qualitative analysis.
Compensation
A reasonable estimate of the current range is $80,000 to $130,000.
Responsibilities
Supporting the design and implementation of large, multi-site evaluations of public health grant programs
Developing and refining evaluation frameworks, logic models, research questions, and evaluation plans
Designing and developing data collection tools, including survey instruments, interview guides, focus group discussion guides, and program reporting templates
Conducting and supporting data collection activities such as document reviews, interviews, focus groups, online surveys, and systematic review
Conducting quantitative analyses using descriptive, inferential, and other analytic methods
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree
Nice to have: MaxQDA
Nice to have: NVivo
Nice to have: Advanced degree in a public health discipline
Nice to have: experience supporting federal health programs
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