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, residents, and students, you'll help transform complex ophthalmic imaging data into meaningful discoveries that improve patient care and scientific understanding. You will thrive in an environment that values
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modeling and genomics data analysis. This is an excellent opportunity for a recent graduate with a strong quantitative background to gain hands-on research experience at the intersection of computational
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position located in Durham, NC. DEPARTMENTAL PREFERENCES Evidence We Screen For Managed budget, monthly reporting, variance analysis, labor assessment, KPI reporting, rebate tracking, cost accounting
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a variety of complex activities in research, writing, and analysis of qualitative and/or quantitative data within the scope of research and policy projects at Duke-Margolis. Primary responsibilities
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the use and adoption of emerging technologies such as cell and gene therapies. This position manages and performs a variety of complex activities in research, writing, and analysis of qualitative and/or
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. As a FMAIII, you will lead, coordinate, and support complex financial planning, analysis, forecasting, reporting, and business process improvement activities for the Department of Medicine (DOM
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research team, with a primary focus on real-world data and evidence This position manages the day-to-day execution of and provides significant subject matter expertise for complex Duke-Margolis research and
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operations, and fiscal compliance functions. You will partner with senior leaders, directors, managers, and university stakeholders to develop financial strategies, support complex business decisions, and
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Process Consultants and Senior IT Analysts, helping shape solution approaches, resolve complex issues, and ensure consistent application of BI standards and best practices across the team. Duties and
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of patient safety. The Associate will primarily utilize a variety of proactive and retrospective patient safety tools and methods including, Root Cause Analysis, Learning from Defects, Failure Modes and