RN Studies
RN-MS Program
Employment Opportunities
The University of Michigan Health System has many flexible scheduling options for nurses who are advancing their education. Students with questions about employment at the Health System should contact:
Nurse Recruiter
1-877-NURSE-UMHS
www.med.umich.edu/nursing
Other Employment
- Students interested in part time employment (not necessarily in a health care setting) should check the general information bulletin board of the School of Nursing. Often positions such as baby-sitting, house-work, and companions for the elderly are listed.
- Part-time positions are also available in the cafeterias, libraries, and offices of many University Residence halls.
Employment for Students in the RN Studies Program
The Office of Student Affairs can provide general information about employment opportunities in the Ann Arbor area. Information about specific openings will be posted on the RN Studies bulletin board on the first floor of the School of Nursing.
Work Study
The Student Employment Office administers General College Work-Study (federally funded) and Michigan Work-Study (state funded) programs to provide part-time jobs for eligible students.
To qualify students must apply for financial aid through the Office of Financial Aid, and be US citizens or permanent residents, enrolled full-time, and able to demonstrate financial need.
View current work-study jobs.
View non-workstudy, temporary jobs.
Contact Student Employment Office by phone or mail:
Student Employment Office
2503 Student Activity Bldg.
(734) 763-4128
U-M Employment Offices
Human Resources at the University of Michigan maintains an online job posting and applicant referral system.
You can also contact the U-M Employment Offices at:
The U-M Recruiting & Career Services & Temporary Staffing Services
Ann Arbor-Central Campus
Room G250 Wolverine Tower
3003 South State Street
Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1281
734-764-6580
Three types of Graduate Student Teaching and Research Assistantships are available:
- teaching assistant
- research assistant
- staff assistant.
Graduate assistantships provide the student with a salary, tuition grant, and benefits. Tuition grants and health benefits accompany appointments of at least 25 percent. The Rackham Graduate Student Assistant Program Office provides advice and information on the policies and procedures of assistantships (763-5430).
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