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- Department of Chemistry - Georgetown University College of Arts & Sciences Our Department of Chemistry is a student-centered department rooted in research that strives to provide exceptional education and
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Qualifications · Bachelor’s degree or a Master’s degree in a related field such as chemistry, pharmacology, biochemistry, and medicine · 2 years of experience · Self-motivated and excited
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on the Department of Human Resources website: https://hr.georgetown.edu/mode-of-work-designation . Requirements and Qualification Ph.D. in analytical chemistry or biochemistry Preferred qualification Experience in
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-of-workdesignation Requirements and Qualifications Bachelor’s degree - preference for Biology, Biochemistry, Chemistry, and/or related field Experience as part of a research team in an academic setting - preference
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, Student Accounts, Student Financial Services, the Tax Department, Financial Affairs, graduate academic program offices on the Main Campus (e.g. Economics, Chemistry, etc.), Student Employment, Office of
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, graduate academic program offices on the Main Campus (e.g. Economics, Chemistry, etc.), Student Employment, Office of International Programs, the Provost’s Office, and others. The frequency
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valid driver’s issued by District of Columbia, Maryland or Virginia Preferred Qualifications Demonstrable knowledge of the chemistry behind the cleaning process Keeps pace with the changing technology and
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Psychology Department staff and faculty, and with conference attendees - both in-person and virtually. Requirements and Qualifications Bachelor’s degree in Psychology, Biology, Chemistry or another related
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primarily from the Departments of Physics and Chemistry, Biology, as well as Oncology in the Medical School. Applications will be reviewed beginning on July 1 until the position is filled. The expected pay
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, Biochemistry, Chemistry, and/or related field. Previous experience as part of a research team in an academic setting (3-10 years preferred). Previous experience in basic molecular biology, mammalian cell culture