Federal Work-Study Student Positions At The Cancer Center The Cancer Center seeks federal work-study students to work in its multiple labs and research areas. Students must have excellent communication and organizational skills, be proactive, and have a willingness to learn and a demonstrated interest in science, biomedical research, or a related field. We seek work-study eligible students to work in the following Core units: Biomolecular Analysis Facility Bioinformatics Core UVA Flow Cytometry Core Facility Duties may include or be limited to within one or more of the three labs: lab safety training; basic lab techniques (i.e. pipetting, measuring and solution preparation); shadowing researchers and lab techs; scientific writing; data entry; experimental setup and clean up; attending lab seminars and meetings; and basic animal handling. Also, analysis for experiments involving cancer, reproduction, vaccines, and fundamental biological science. Students who are interested in practical and theoretical flow cytometry technology and cell sorting. This position will be expected to perform steps such as sample processing, chemical modification, and loading the mass spectrometers. This work will require careful following of standard procedures and documentation. The student will get a broad understanding of research projects, analytical lab work, mass spectrometry, and research interaction with PIs and graduate students. Remote work is not considered for these positions, and a working knowledge of UNIX is mandatory for the Bioinformatics Core. Possible weekend work to attend seminars may be expected. Salary depends on qualifications and assigned duties. Considered applicants must upload a resume and cover letter. Underrepresented students are strongly encouraged to apply. The earliest start date is 8/26/25, and the end date is 5/9/2026, but the start date can vary. Please contact Dr. Marquita Taylor with questions related to this position at ksm3rt@uvahealth.org. Minimum requirements: Education: Current undergrad UVA Student with Federal Work Study eligibility Experience: None Licensure: None