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quality initiatives through education, staff development, performance improvement, regulatory compliance, and clinical quality management activities. Core Responsibilities Care Management and Coordination
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since 2020, including multiple R01, U01, R35, RF1, R33, R21, and DOD Idea Development Award grants. The Diao Lab is committed to making fundamental discoveries and training the next generation of
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. The Quantitative Imaging and Analysis Laboratory in the Department of Radiology at Duke University is seeking a Postdoctoral Associate to join our team. In this role, you will work on the development
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nursing and/or clinical leads to ensure compliance with safety, regulatory, and infection control requirements. Participate in the development and monitoring of clinic budgets, including labor and supply
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. Assist with the development of consent materials and participant communications. Support Institutional Review Board (IRB) submissions and related regulatory documentation for designated studies. Ensure
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. For infants, children, and adolescents, care includes well-child visits, routine checkups, immunizations, physicals, and screenings for hearing, vision, and development, along with management of conditions like
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provides mentorship, scientific collaboration, professional development, and opportunities to prepare for independent funding and leadership in health equity research. Minimum Requirements: PhD, DrPH
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retail, walking trails, hotels, and other potential services. JOB DESCRIPTION While overseeing the development of this key strategic project and establishing the culture, staffing and operational planning
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, regulatory, charge capture, and accreditation standards. This leader drives system-wide initiatives in clinical excellence, innovation, workforce development, and operational performance, while supporting
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researchers, you will contribute to groundbreaking studies focused on juvenile dermatomyositis (JDM) and the role of type I interferons in disease development and progression. Your work will help bridge