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Job Description The Career Advisor for Health Professions Advising (HPA) at Virginia Tech serves on the Health Professions Advising team in Career and Professional Development. Under the direction
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President for IT & Chief Information Officer and member of the VPIT’s leadership team, the AVP for ESET leads the development, delivery, and support of all enterprise applications, administrative AI and data
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, the ability to manage multiple priorities simultaneously, and strong interpersonal and communication skills. Key Responsibilities •Develop work plans for identified research teams to accomplish program
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provides an opportunity to develop practical project management experience while contributing to successful project delivery. This position has a hybrid working arrangement. The successful candidate will be
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to help the candidate develop their career in the trajectory that best suits their interests. Duties will involve performing in vitro procedures and training in BSL2 and BSL3 labs. Responsibilities also
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faculty, graduate students, and external collaborators, and is expected to contribute to technical proposal development, research and development activities, and the publication of results in high-impact
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testing, and translational research. The lab develops injury risk functions, evaluates protective equipment, and produces widely used helmet rating systems that inform consumers, industry, and policymakers
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Engagement and Recruitment Services in Career and Professional Development. This position serves as a primary contact, resource, and conduit for the CPD staff as well as external colleges/departments within
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Job Description Under the supervision of the Director for Research Development and in coordination with the Business Manager, this position supports CECE project faculty in proposal development
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fundamental discoveries (e.g. how thalamocortical interactions implement attentional control and task switching), we aim to understand these processes well enough to develop targeted, precision treatments