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on issues at the intersection of health, education, and equity. They will be involved in several research and advocacy projects that focus on improving systems and reducing inequities in clinical, community
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, and education. The strength of our clinical programs is essential not only to our ability to provide excellent patient care, but to our ability to perform research that advances the frontiers
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; this will include programming in Matlab to develop tools for the analysis of electrical signals from large animal models of atrial fibrillation. This job provides technical and administrative support in a
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orthopaedic medicine. Our program is one of the top in the nation, and growing every year. Providing excellent clinical care is directly tied to research and to educating future ortho surgeons today. Basic
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, directives, and mandates. Performs other related work as needed. Minimum Qualifications Education: Minimum requirements include vocational training, apprenticeships or the equivalent experience in related
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questionnaires. Develop database, perform data entry, schedule cases with therapists, attend program team meetings and assist in the write-up of research data. Responsibilities Screening and scheduling of research
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in the world, supporting the University’s commitment to research and teaching and to using its intellectual resources to help solve the world’s problems. Even as we continue to focus on building and
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storage of leftover, blood, urine and other body fluids samples. Data collection, entry and statistical analyses. Prepare, edit and submit IRB protocols. This job provides technical and administrative
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to scientific research projects including planning, monitoring, and execution of investigator-initiated research and educational efforts to ensure timely progress toward scientific and educational milestones and
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when it comes to influencing business education and business practices. Since 1898, the school has produced ideas and leaders that shape the world of business. Their rigorous, discipline-based approach