Work Study

Nursing students may be eligible to apply to work study positions at the University of Toronto. Check the work study site for important information about eligibility and important dates.

The Summer Work Study Program is now open for applications! Submission deadline is May 14, 2025, at 9 am. The employment period is from first day of summer classes until August 15, 2025.

Bloomberg Nursing has several opportunities available. Details below. Click on the position link (must be logged into CLN; CLN does not appear to work on Chrome – if you have problems, copy the link and use another browser) or enter the job ID in the ‘Search Posting’ box in the CLN portal. All applications must be submitted through the CLN portal. Applications submitted directly to the research office or the researcher will not be accepted. Any issues with links, please contact the research office (research.nursing@utoronto.ca).

Eligibility

Summer 2025 Course Load:

  • Undergraduate students must be enrolled in at least 0.5 FCE (full course equivalent)
  • Graduate students must be registered for the summer session

To participate in the Work Study Program, students must satisfy the following eligibility requirements:

  • Be a University of Toronto student
    • Graduate students must be registered as defined by their college / faculty in order to be eligible
    • Students are permitted to accept only ONE Work Study position per program period
    • International students are subject to additional eligibility criteria and are strongly encouraged to refer to the Centre for International Experience to confirm they meet all of the Government of Canada regulations regarding on-campus work
       

Research Stream Opportunities

Promoting involvement of caregivers in their infants’ care in Neonatal Intensive Care Units. Supervisor: Professor Mariana Bueno. Position number: 247523 Number of positions available: 2

The Cleverley Lab: Youth mental health. Supervisor: Professor Kristin Cleverley. Position number: 248536. Number of positions available: 1.

Infection prevention and control in long-term care homes. Supervisor: Professor Lisa Cranley. Position number: 248991. Number of positions available: 1.

Healthy Life Trajectory Initiative (HeLTI Canada): Evidence-based care across the lifespan. Supervisor: Professor Cindy-Lee Dennis. Position Number: 246545. Number of positions available: 1.

Advancing the psychosocial health care of children with cancer and their families. Supervisor: Professor Lindsay Jibb. Position number: 238758. Number of positions available: 1.

Effective supportive care for people diagnosed and recovery from Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma. Supervisor: Professor Samantha Mayo. Position number: 248531. Number of positions available: 1.

Empowering youth with sickle cell pain: National clinical implementation of an effective mHealth innovation. Supervisor: Professor Jennifer Stinson. Position number: 249006. Number of positions available: 1.

Cultural safety in research and parenting supports for Indigenous communities. Supervisor: Professor Amy Wright. Position number: 246555. Number of positions available: 4.

Making fathers visible. Supervisor: Professor Amy Wright. Position number: 246557. Number of positions available: 4.

Work Study Stream Opportunities

Pilot testing a virtual community of practice to promote graduate experiential learning in health professions leadership. Supervisor: Professor Heather Thomson. Position number: 247323. Number of positions available: 1.

Clinical Education Office Inquiries Assistant. The Clinical Education Office Inquiries Assistant will offer front-line assistance, guidance, and information to students related to the Student Preparedness Permit (SPP), as well as build and manage a database of frequently asked questions and corresponding answers related to the SPP. Supervisor: Elena Luk. Position number: 248945. Number of positions available: 1.

For more information, contact the research office: research.nursing@utoronto.ca.

For other casual opportunities, visit the Jobs Page.