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: Independently monitor, maintain, analyze, and report participant and program data utilizing established EFNEP and University reporting systems. Conduct participant assessments, track performance measures
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Sign In Create Profile Health and Medical Education Program Professional II, Department of Medicine Tucson, AZ, United States | req27173 Apply Now Share Save Job Posted on: 9/28/2026 Back to Search
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perform various administrative duties to ensure efficient lab services. The position is responsible for administering computer-based and paper-based exams ensuring adherence to testing policy and procedures
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, troubleshoot, and repair medium- and high-voltage equipment across campus substations and distribution networks. The technician will also perform switching operations, preventive maintenance, equipment
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/controls expertise for the Phoenix Campus. Maintains key relationships associated with the program, including the third-party BMS partner, internal stakeholders, and field teams to improve performance and
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project databases, sample metadata records, and analysis directories on Core and high-performance computing storage. Maintain and document reproducible analysis workflows and scripts in R, Python, and shell
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leading daily store operations and ensuring the delivery of legendary customer service. The Shift Lead supports the Starbucks Experience by providing prompt, high-quality beverages and food products while
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, single-cell genomics, and engineered heart tissues. This person will be the wet-lab expert: maintaining hiPSC lines and a mouse colony, performing iPSC-derived cardiac differentiations, executing molecular
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following areas is desirable: collection and analysis of dense nodal seismic datasets, ambient noise tomography, high-performance computing, machine learning applications in observational seismology, and
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library preparation. Performing immunolabeling, immunoblotting, and confocal/high-content microscopy for cellular imaging. Transfect/infect cells with oligos and lentivirus in vitro for gain- and loss