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Orleans grants baccalaureate, master's and doctoral degrees in academic colleges, including but not limited to: business administration, education and human development, engineering, liberal arts, and
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for employment. Department Academic Affairs Job Summary The Vice President for Information Technology, Chief Information Officer (VPIT/CIO) is responsible for providing leadership and strategic vision for the use
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maintain policies and procedures for the University’s internal audit activity. Provide information to the System Chief Audie Executive and Chief Compliance Officer at the University of Louisiana System (ULS
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confidential Human Resource documents as requested by the deputies or section chief. Enter help desk tickets for LDH Leader and serve as IT liaison as needed. Assist with onboarding and off boarding of newly
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confidential Human Resource documents as requested by the deputies or section chief. Enter help desk tickets for LDH Leader and serve as IT liaison as needed. Assist with onboarding and off boarding of newly
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. Establishes and develops relationships with academic institutions across to connect students with practicum opportunities within the Office of Public Health. Serves as main point of contact for workforce
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the Medicaid section. Utilizes business writing skills to support the development of Medicaid budgets and assists the Medicaid Section Chief in drafting communication of the Section’s needs to state and federal
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. Utilizes business writing skills to support the development of Medicaid budgets and assists the Medicaid Section Chief in drafting communication of the Section’s needs to state and federal authorities
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formulating a consistent approach in determining project requirements and scope. Conducts and participates in meetings, workgroups, public meetings and other activities as directed Acts as primary TPL project
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attached for additional information. Primary responsibilities include assisting with the development and pilot testing of study procedures (15%), successfully scheduling study participants for university