9 Linguistics positions at University of California San Francisco in united States

Staff Speech Language Pathologist

Details Posted: 02-Jun-24 Location: San Francisco, California Type: Full-time Salary: Open Categories: Staff/Administrative Internal Number: 78870BR The Staff Speech Language Pathologist, the Speech

Speech Language Pathologist - Per Diem

Details Posted: 16-May-24 Location: San Francisco, California Type: Full-time Salary: Open Categories: Staff/Administrative Internal Number: 78480BR The Per Diem Speech Language Pathologist reports

Neuroscientist - Professional Research series, Krogan lab at UCSF

qualifications Demonstrated understanding of large-scale proteomics data and placing it in a biological context Experience in handling large scale data. Computational programming skills in R or similar language

Staff Research Associate

lab within the MAC focuses on speech and language difficulties in neurodegenerative diseases, with particular focus on the effects of bilingualism and language typology on these disorders. Unver direct

Financial Portfolio Analyst

policies and regulation, and to be able to clearly communicate the complexities of language around such polices and regulations. This position requires a high level of ethics and professional standards

Research Analyst

project manager, and research team. The primary responsibilities of the research analyst (bilingual in an AANHPI language is preferred) research analyst include conducting research, gathering and analyzing

Program Coordinator

language fluency is preferred. We welcome and encourage applications from those with lived and/or professional experience in communities that have been excluded from research, have been historically

Clinical Research Coordinator

software in the operating room, or running computer-based speech and language tasks with the patient in the operating room), generation and dissemination of clinical data and visualizations, conversion

Practice Coordinator

suggestions for change or improvement in clinic/practice operations. Lead by example in professional appearance, demeanor, and body language. Seek opportunities to improve patient convenience and utilize