16 signal-processing positions at University of Kansas Medical Center

HR Assistant

perform administrative duties related to the operations of the Employee Service Center, Human Resource office at the University of Kansas Medical Center. Serve as first point of contact for all Human

Administrative Assistant - Neurology

position will provide administrative support and be a primary point of contact for a complex and growing division within the Neurology Department. Job Description: Required Qualifications Education

Administrative Officer for Office of Medical Education

independently manages a wide variety of projects on behalf of the Senior Associate Dean for Medical Education. Work requires initiative to identify needs and deficiencies, develop remedial processes, and follow

GWEP Program Coordinator - SON

lodging for meetings and conferences Base salary is estimated at the mid-point for this job profile. This is a full-time position, using a hybrid work model. Required Qualifications: Education: Master’s

Medical Writer/Biomedical Writer - Cancer Center

care field Work Experience: 5 years of related experience in scientific area involving publication, grant or clinical trial writing Experience in using computer-based tools (Microsoft Office, Adobe

GME Program Manager - Olathe Campus

, especially all functions tied to scheduling, site definitions, cost reports, and the Intern and Resident Information System (IRIS). Serve as point of contact with KUMC’s reimbursement office to edit

IT Service Desk Analyst- KUMC Information Technology Services

Summary: The IT Service Desk Analyst serves as a member of the Customer Experience team. They serve as a first point of contact for the University’s IT operations. The IT Service Desk Analyst is responsible

Information Security Analyst II- KITS Information Security

assessments and related documentation. Experience with multiple networking architectures, topologies, practices, and technologies. Experience with the Malcolm Baldrige Quality Excellence process and the

Post Doctoral Fellow - Internal Medicine (Endocrinology, Diabetes, & Clinical Pharmacology)

the mechanistic links between adipose tissue dysfunction and dysregulated hepatic metabolism. This project will use comprehensive metabolic testing combined with multi-omic approaches to assess the signaling

Simulation Center Program Coordinator

: Education: Bachelor’s degree or a combination of education and equivalent work experience (clinical experience not required). Skills: Proficient computer skills, including Microsoft Office experience