23 phd-"National-Institutes-of-Health" positions at Brown University in United States
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of research, analysis, debate, performance, and publication prepare our graduates to help address challenges inside and outside academia. Responsibilities: The Assistant Director of Admissions and PhD Funding
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Qualifications Bachelors in Computer Science or STEM field required. Master/PhD degree in STEM field preferred 3 - 5 years of IT related experience Exceptionally strong background in Linux/Unix Experience with a
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socioeconomic status relate to the mental health of a global student community. Job Qualifications Required: Counseling credential/license Psychologist (PhD/PsyD) Currently licensed or license eligible within 12
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neatly fit into a database. They facilitate the collection, processing, and analysis of research data collected from large-scale studies sponsored by the National Institutes of Health, other government
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in a relevant such as global health, demography, or epidemiology, PhD Preferred Minimum of 5-7 years of relevant, global health project/program management experience. (Grade 11) PhD of Public Health
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in a relevant such as global health, demography, or epidemiology, PhD Preferred Minimum of 5-7 years of relevant, global health project/program management experience. (Grade 11) PhD of Public Health
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. This position is full time. 33% of this position is research funded and will be renewed, based on satisfactory work performance and dependent upon funding. Education and Experience PhD or equivalent combination
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Job Description: The Student Affairs Manager oversees and manages the support of the Department of History PhD program. This work includes managing and taking a leadership role in the recruitment
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Student Affairs Manager oversees and manages the support of the Department of History PhD program. This work includes managing and taking a leadership role in the recruitment efforts, events, and managing
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Job Description: The Research Assistant will work in the Laboratory of Eric Morrow MD., PhD under the direct supervision of Dr. Morrow and his laboratory colleagues. The Morrow Laboratory studies