Richmond Oral Health Scholars, Center for Community Health Innovation
The Center for Community Health Innovation at the O’Neill Institute invites rising second- and third-year law students to apply for the Richmond Oral Health Scholars Program.
Oral health serves as a key indicator of overall well-being; policies and practices promoting oral health and integrating oral and systemic health can improve health outcomes. This program provides an immersive, community-engaged policy lawyering experience to enrich students’ understanding of policymaking, health systems, and advocacy. Scholars will gain interdisciplinary legal, policy, and research training to inspire integrative solutions to oral and systemic health disparities.
Scholar activities will support ongoing community- and client-based work to reduce disparities in access to oral health in the District of Columbia.
Richmond Scholars Will:
- Deepen understanding of biological, social, and behavioral risk factors common to oral and systemic disease
- Participate in community coalition building and interaction with local government actors
- Conduct legal and policy research and writing
- Strengthen academic writing and public speaking skills
- Analyze models from other states for adoption locally
- Support community-based changemaking
Who We Are Looking For?
Candidates must be rising second- or third-year law students at Georgetown University.
Position Details
Hiring Department: Center for Community Health Innovation, O’Neill Institute, GULC
Supervisor Name: Sara Hoverter
Position Start Date & Termination Date: As soon as possible – June 1, 2027
Rate of Pay: $19.50/hour
Average Weekly Hours: 15
How to Apply
To apply, please email your resume and cover letter with subject [Richmond Scholars CCHI_Last Name] to smp32@georgetown.edu.
Research Assistant, Center for AI and Health Law
The O’Neill Institute for National and Global Health Law at Georgetown University Law Center is seeking a research assistant for its new center for AI and health law. The research assistant will begin work in October 2026.
The work will support efforts to understand the AI & health law landscape, track current developments and emerging opportunities, identify leading scholars and commentators, help establish relations with other organizations and leaders in the field, support content creation from scholarly publications to social media, and help organize events and other initiatives to bring together national and global experts on AI and Health.
The position follows a hybrid work model that supports a blend of in-office work (on the Georgetown University Law Center campus in Washington, D.C.) and telework, and it offers hourly pay.
Primary Responsibilities
- Research and digesting scholarship, commentary, news coverage and other resources
- Supporting outreach, publications and webinars
Who We Are Looking For?
- A current Georgetown Law J.D. or LL.M. student
- Proficient in English, with strong written and oral communications skills
- Strong research skills
- Interest in health law and policy, including globally
- Interest in artificial technology developments and policy
- Some experience using AI, and readiness to deepen that knowledge (and build AI applications where appropriate to support the work)
- Detail-oriented and able to work independently with little supervision
- Able to communicate in a timely and professional manner
- Proficient in Microsoft Word and Google Suite; familiarity with Excel
How to Apply
To apply, please email your resume and cover letter with subject [AI Health Law RA (Your Last Name)] to workatoneill@georgetown.edu.