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on patient care, education, and research will lead to innovative discoveries and promote quality care and safety for our patients. The University of Colorado offers a comprehensive benefits package that
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Post-doctoral fellow in Neurobehavioral Epidemiology - 32988 Faculty Description University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus Department: Lifecourse Epidemiology of Adiposity and Diabetes (LEAD
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with mentorship from the Resident CD during RGP session Lead intern clinic orientation and immersion blocks, including a June bootcamp session, a full day of orientation, and chart review sessions with
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innovative approaches to designing in vitro tissue-mimicking platforms and apply these platforms to advance our understanding of aging and disease pathogenesis. Design and lead tissue engineering research
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-centered care research scientists. Key Responsibilities: Scholars will lead and support studies resulting in academic scholarship, including posters, presentations, grant development, and peer-reviewed
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Promotion Teacher will lead the YES-CAN! (“Youth Engaged Strategies to Change Adolescent Norms) vaping prevention program in two Denver high schools with large Spanish-speaking student populations during
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Position #00820905 – Requisition #33147 Job Summary: The research assistant professor will lead studies examining taste bud anatomy using advanced imaging techniques, including serial blockface scanning
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. Design and lead genomics research projects, analyze data and interpret results. Prepare and publish manuscripts in scientific journals and present at conferences. Mentor and train other group members
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. This NH funded projects aims to perform an effectiveness implementation trial to examine the effect of hearing aid service delivery models comparing the outcomes of gold standard prescription hearing aids
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to complete a 4-person field crew with PhD student Casey Weissburg (Project Lead). This is an exciting opportunity to conduct nest and brood monitoring for the Mountain Plover, a declining shorebird species, at