Assist in filling medical supply orders from our Logistics Management Center in Coralville. This position is crucial to assure healthcare staff have the proper supplies needed to administer patient care.Up to 20 hours/week during the Semester and 40 hours/week during Summer.Looking for 1st-Shift availability: 4–5-hour shifts between the hours of 6AM-4pm, Weekend availability required.Must have reliable transportation. There are no buses that stop at or near this location.Please provide availability.

Clinical Trials Research Student Assistant BASIC FUNCTION AND RESPONSIBILITY:The Clinical Research Services (CRS) team supports all cancer‑related research conducted at the University of Iowa’s Holden Comprehensive Cancer Center (UI HCCC). As a CRS student, you will contribute to the execution of interventional oncology clinical trials that provide additional treatment options for patients at the UI HCCC. Your primary function is to support research activities by assisting with the CRS pre‑screening initiative—which identifies patients who may be eligible for interventional clinical trials—as well as supporting data management and research laboratory operations. In this role, you will work primarily in the Clinical Cancer Center within the Pomerantz Family Pavilion. Responsibilities include data mining and analysis, reviewing key clinical data points within the EPIC electronic health record, entering information into study documents and databases, supporting laboratory kit inventory and expired‑supply management, and scanning and uploading essential study source documents to support study monitoring. Through these activities, you will help ensure accurate execution of protocol‑defined requirements by building a strong foundation of high‑quality data that supports study teams and advances cancer research. Students in this position are expected to operate with increasing independence, using general training and supervision as needed while demonstrating commitment, attention to detail, and initiative in supporting the success of oncology research studies. CHARACTERISTIC DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:Assist in pre-screening patients for clinical trial eligibility by reviewing patient charts in EPIC with a high level of attention to detail.Enter and manage study data using tools such as EPIC, OnCore, Excel, Qualtrics, and other applicationsAssist in entering subject data into study data bases and help resolve data-related queries.Review and assess data for accuracy and validity; identify opportunities for improvement and make recommendations to supervising staff.Assist in trial closure activities and maintain study documents as requiredSupport laboratory operations, including biospecimen transfers (e.g. tumor tissue, blood, bone marrow, buccal samples), assisting with laboratory supply and kit inventory management, including expired supply checks.Scan and upload essential study source documents to support study monitoring and regulatory compliance.Perform additional tasks, special functions, and/or special projects as assigned. Hours: Monday-Friday, 12-15 hours/weekPay: $13.00/hr DESIRED QUALIFICATIONS:Excellent verbal, written and interpersonal communication skills.Proficiency in software applications such as MS Office (Excel, Word, Outlook). Experience with medical terminology.Experience with EPIC EXPECTED SKILLS TO GAIN:Proficiency with clinical research applications such OnCore, Triomics PRISM, and Epic.Ability to manage complex information with attention to detail and a high level of accuracy. SUPERVISION RECEIVED: Administrative supervision provided by Holden Comprehensive Cancer Center, Clinical Research Services. 

Looking for a student to work with our facilities team in the Department of Biology.  We oversee 2 buildings, 20 research labs, 15 teaching labs and other spaces.  This position would be responsible for delivering packages to labs, helping with moving small appliances and items between labs, and minor maintenance needs (cleaning up after water spills, etc.).  

What you will learnYou can expect to learn skills such as leadership, time management, providing appropriate feedback, and working with people from various backgrounds as well as part of a team. Although your job in the Division of Student Life may not be directly related to your future profession, the skills you learn here will help you in your chosen career path and give you valuable work experience to strengthen your resume.Basic job functionAssistant Swim Coaches provide instruction and coaching for various training groups within the Iowa Flyers Swim Club, a USA Swimming sanctioned swim club operated by University of Iowa Recreational Services.Responsibilities• Write and administer swim practices for groups within the Iowa Flyers team while following the philosophy and workout structure of the Head Coach.• Communicate practice content, practice outcomes and goals for your group to the head coach on a consistent basis• Take regular attendance and communicate to Head Coach any group changes on a daily basis if appropriate.• Attend coaching staff meetings as requested by Head Coach.• Attend swim meets as needed or requested by Head Coach.• Event preparation and setup including pool configuration, timing system, public address systems, scoreboard and meet management computers.• Any additional duties as assigned by the Head Coach.Qualifications• Prior swimming experience as a competitor or a swim coach or both• Outstanding customer service skills; competent computer and audio-visual skills.• Ability to interact with various groups through different situations.• Display a positive and encouraging attitude at every practice session• Ability to teach swimmers various skills with both patience and enthusiasm• Ability to use independent judgment when needed.• Strong problem-solving skills.• Must be able to accommodate a variable work schedule that may include early mornings, late evening and weekends.Training requirements• CPR/AED/First-Aid certification or ability to obtain upon hire.• Must successfully complete a background check.• Completion of University of Iowa Bloodborne Pathogens training• Recreational Services Orientation

Position overview:Peer Advisors of the Office of Student Financial Aid provide customer service to fellow students and parents that are inquiring about financial aid. In this role, you will be exposed to a fast-paced environment, working alongside other peer advisors and full-time staff that are eager to assist students/families navigating the financial aid process. Peer advisors are responsible for answering inquires over the phone, in person, and over email. In this role, you will answer the questions and address any concerns from UI students and parents, or you will connect them with a full-time professional staff member. Flexible work hours up to 20 hours per week (during the academic year) and 40 hours per week (during breaks and the summer). Must be available to work at least 10 hours per week. The Office of Student Financial Aid is located at 2400 University Capitol Centre (Old Cap Mall) and is open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday, 8AM - 4:30PM and Wednesday 10AM - 4:30PM. To be considered, you must be awarded Federal Work-Study through the submission of the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Summer availability is required. This position is for undergraduates only - Graduate and Professional students will not be considered.  This position reports to the Assistant Director of Service Operations and Outreach of the Office of Student Financial Aid. What you will get out of this role:Working in the Office of Student Financial Aid will provide you with professional advantages and skills that can be used in future opportunities. The skills and knowledge you develop in this role can be used to enhance your resume and overall student experience. Peer Advisors refine their communication and problem-solving skills, work collaboratively with other staff, and improve their time management. Additionally, you will develop a sense of connectedness to the University of Iowa campus as you learn more about resources on campus and interact with several different campus partners.  Position qualifications: Current Enrollment: Must be a currently enrolled undergraduate student at the University of Iowa. Preference will be given to students with two or more years remaining before conferring their degree.Work-Study Eligible: RequiredSummer and Holiday Break Availability: Preferred, but not required. Preference will be given to students that can work during Summer 2024.Strong Communication Skills: Written and verbal communication skills with attention to detail, grammar, and professionalism.Time Management: Organized, prompt, ability to manage a busy student schedule, and timely for scheduled shifts.Customer Service Experience: Preferred, but not required.