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Minimum Education and Experience: The applicant must be board certified in Plastic Surgery, micro surgery fellowship preferred City: New Brunswick State: NJ Location: Downtown New Brunswick Create a Job
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Position Details Position Information Recruitment/Posting Title Associate Professor, Chief of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Department RWJ - Surgery Plastic Salary Details A minimum of $335,580
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Department RWJ - Obstetrics & Gynocology Salary Details A minimum of $243,137 (Instructor); $319,523 (Asst Prof) OR $374,412 (Assoc. Prof) Offer Information The final salary offer may be determined by several
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, equipment maintenance, sample processing, and research activities associated with the Palmer LTER program. Anticipated Deployment Periods: Vacancy 1: October 19, 2026–February 5, 2027 Vacancy 2: December 28
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, and hematopathology-related molecular pathology. Collaborates closely with the Division Chief of Clinical Pathology to oversee hematopathology-related quality assurance and specimen processing involving
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. Effectively contributes to and supports an environment that enhances the positive self-image of individuals served and preserves their human dignity. Adapts the assessment and treatment processes to accommodate
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relationships and provide information and guidance to persons served. Effectively contributes to and supports an environment that enhances the positive self-image of persons served and preserves their human
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sensitive information. Provides administrative support for faculty research activities, including processing research-related expenses and reimbursements,ordering supplies for research projects, assisting
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applications and platform components supporting the Rutgers Virtual Health Simulator (VHS), including front end interfaces, backend services, APIs, databases, and cloud infrastructure. Research, prototype
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Technician for the Department of Genetics. Among the key duties of this position are the following: Performs research using mouse oocytes to study processes relevant to human health and disease using genetics