Belmont Collaborative for Health Systems Innovation & Health Systems Science - Student Office Asst

Location: US · Posted: 8/24/2026 · Closes: 12/31/2026 · Reference: 4612

About the Role The Belmont Collaborative for Health Systems Innovation works at the intersection of healthcare, research, and education — partnering with faculty, fellows, and health system leaders on projects that are actually shaping how care gets delivered. We're looking for a work-study student to join our team as a Student Assistant, supporting the day-to-day work of the department while getting a front-row seat to the research, events, and initiatives that make up the Collaborative's mission. This is a great fit for a student who wants real exposure to health systems work, hands-on experience with communications and project support, and the chance to build relationships with faculty and fellows in the field — not just another admin job. What You'll Do Communications content: Help manage our social media and LinkedIn presence, update the website, and contribute to marketing materials and newsletters. Research initiative support: Assist with organizing research initiatives, fundraising efforts, and special projects as they come up. People events: Serve as a friendly point of contact for faculty, fellows, and students, and help coordinate on-campus events (including some after-hours support when needed). Data operations: Keep our data organized in Excel and support general office operations — mailings, copies, campus errands, and the like. Special projects: Take on new initiatives as they arise — we welcome students who want to bring ideas to the table. What You'll Gain Direct exposure to health systems innovation work and the people driving it Experience in communications, marketing, and project coordination you can point to on a resume Mentorship and relationship-building with department faculty and fellows A flexible, supportive team environment that works around your academic schedule Hours: 7–10 hours/week, with flexibility around your class schedule. Some remote work possible depending on the project. Location: Primarily in the HSS Department offices at the Thomas F. Frist, Jr. College of Medicine, with occasional remote work for specific projects as approved.