5mo ago

Peer Assistant Learning Tutor (Work Study)

Einstein/resnick - Bronxmid

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Overview

POSITION RESPONSIBILITIES Tutors will work with 1-3 students to clarify information, review specific course material and encourage effective study skills applicable to all basic science courses.

Requirements Summary

Must be a currently enrolled M.D. student at Albert Einstein College of Medicine. Must be eligible for Federal Work-Study as determined by the Office of Student Finance. Strong communication, interpersonal, and organizational skills.

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Responsibilities

~1 min read

→Tutors will work with 1-3 students to clarify information, review specific course material and encourage effective study skills applicable to all basic science courses.

→Tutors are encouraged to stimulate critical thinking, foster an understanding of the "big picture" and help students become active participants in the learning process.

→Students who receive tutoring are generally either having academic concerns or " at risk" for failure evidenced by repeated exam or course difficulty.

→Tutors receive advisement and training to enhance and prepare for their sessions prior to meeting with students.

→Although time and duration may vary, each tutoring sessions are generally 1 1/2 or 2 hours.

→Tutors are expected to submit appropriate, accurate paperwork on time.

→Tutoring and progress of students receiving services is closely monitored by office.

Requirements

~1 min read

Must be a currently enrolled M.D. student at Albert Einstein College of Medicine.
Must be eligible for Federal Work-Study as determined by the Office of Student Finance.

Strong communication, interpersonal, and organizational skills.

Ability to manage tasks independently and meet deadlines.

Experience in mentoring, peer education, or student support is preferred.

Position Summary – Under direction from the Office of Academic Support and Counseling, this position provides tutoring and support to MD students.