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DTech Executive Director POSITION TITLE: Executive Director, Duke Technology Scholars Program (DTech) DTech is a comprehensive Duke University program supporting the next generation of leaders who
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cutting-edge molecular, cellular, and imaging techniques. A background in biochemistry, chemistry, biology or other related disciplines is required. BA/BS and experience/ability to handle laboratory animals
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discover how we can advance health together. About Duke Health Technology Solutions Pursue your passion for caring and innovation with Duke Heath Technology Solutions, which is dedicated
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coordinate projects. Serve as a liaison between IT operations and other departments to understand and address their technology needs. Communicate effectively with senior leadership and stakeholders, providing
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. Degrees, Licensure, and/or Certification Certification in Sterile Processing and/or Technology required within 2 years of hire date -CSPDT (CBSPD) or CRCST (HSPA). Employees hired before 2/18/2019 are not
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botany, biology, zoology, psychology or other science related scientific field program. Experience Work requires two years of research experience. A related master's degree may offset required years
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others. Innovatively uses technology to enhance a research process. May train others. Prepares tables, data visualizations, and lay summaries to communicate study results to participants. Develops reports
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Occupational Summary Perform a variety of technical tasks in the construction, operation and maintenance of standard electronics equipment and instruments. Work Performed Perform a variety of technical tasks in the construction, operation and maintenance of standard electronic equipment and...
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knowledge of laboratory-based sciences. In addition, excellent verbal and written communication skills are essential. The individual in this position will work under the direction of PI, Dr. Nazema Siddiqui
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therapeutic apheresis program for adults and children, uses advanced technology to treat a variety of medical conditions by separating blood into white blood cells, red blood cells and platelets, removing