The Health Professions Student Center provides intensive support and services to all WSU Pullman & WSU Global students, including our graduate students and alumni, who are interested in a career as a healthcare professional.

In order to assist you through every step of your pre-health journey, we offer weekly appointments year-round Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-12 noon and 1-5 p.m.

Our pre-health experts will provide guidance in preparing for careers in:

Medicine	Dentistry	Veterinary Medicine
Nursing	Optometry	Occupational Therapy
Speech & Hearing Sciences	Nutrition & Exercise Physiology	Pharmacy
Physician Assistant	Physical Therapy

Announcements:

The Health Professions Student Center will be hiring 2 student ambassadors and 2 graduate students for the 2022 – 2023 academic year.  Listed below are the job descriptions and application links.

HEALTH PROFESSIONS STUDENT AMBASSADOR

JOB DESCRIPTION:

Student ambassadors in the Health Professions Student Center are responsible for assisting with on-campus recruitment events, prospective student visits, and clerical support to the advisors and specialists as needed. Some evenings/weekends are required. Other duties include filling in at the front desk, answering phones, scheduling appointments, and answering general questions.

REQUIREMENTS:

• Must qualify for work-study
• Preference is given to the student with pre-health emphasis
• Minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA
• Must be a sophomore, junior or senior for the 2022-23 academic year
• Working knowledge of Microsoft Outlook, Word, Excel, and PowerPoint
• Excellent written and oral communication skills
• Strong customer service skills
• Ability to answer general questions and work independently
• Ability to demonstrate professionalism at all times

SCHEDULE:

Up to 6-8 hours per week.

Application:

Health Professions Student Ambassador Application

Graduate Student Advising Assistants

• The HPSC, collaborating with CAS Advising will be hiring two graduate students  to assist with advising for the pre-Nursing and pre-Pharmacy students for 12 summer New Coug Orientation
• You will receive up to 14 hours of paid training (including attending New Coug Orientation training for new advisors, FERPA training, 2 + 2 presentation, and meeting with HPSC advisors).
• The HPSC will need you to assist with 11-12 days of New Coug Orientation for up to eight hours/day.

Roles:
Advisors determine course options
Graduate Student Assistants:

• Assist students with setting their class schedules (class list determined by advisors)
• Assign to appropriate advisor
• Escort students through check-out lines
• If time allows, visit with student majors and student life questions
• Potential to train as Advisor and continue full role
• You will be working with the two seasoned HPSC pre-health advisors (pre-Nursing/SHS and pre- Nursing/NEP/Pharmacy)

Training:
1. Attend June 3 New Coug Orientation Training
2. Attend a brief training session with HPSC advisors
3. Attend first 2+2 presentation, June 8, (if enough hours)
4. FERPA Training

Participation at the 12 New Coug Orientation Sessions (Advising days):
Session 1 – June 9
Session 2 – June 13
Session 3 – June 17
Session 4 – June 24 (Transfer)
Session 5 – June 27
Session 6 – July 1
Session 7 – July 8
Session 8 – July 11
Session 9 – July 15
Session 10 – July 20
Session 11 – July 29
Session 12 – August 15 (Week of Welcome)

Application:

Graduate Student Advising Assistants Application