180 parallel-and-distributed-computing positions at Wayne State University in United States
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or customer self-help resolution capabilities for recurring situations. • Keep abreast of emerging technologies in computing systems and changes to the WSU enterprise systems, services, infrastructure
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, drugs and other experimental supplies. Maintain records and prepare related requisition orders. May pick-up and distribute materials from University Central Stores or Medical Science Stores. Assist
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Immunodeficiency Virus test site for the Wayne State University Adult Human Immunodeficiency Virus Program under the direction of the Psychosocial Team Leader. Serves as a patient advocate/non-medical case manager
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: Organize and monitor flow of proposals, correspondence, applications, and manuscripts through assigned office. May distribute and review work of other clerical staff. Perform other related duties as assigned
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. · Coordinate the veteran holistic admissions review process, including application review, consultation, admitted-student tracking, monitoring, and outreach. · Develop and distribute communications
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site. Perform daily program functions such as follow-ups on absent students, via phone calls or letters and document all attempts to contact. Distribution and supervision of meals. Remain with students
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Sponsored Program Administration. Manage a large volume of financial data in order to maintain accurate financial records for the Expendable Restricted Fund. Ensure compliance with university guidelines and
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receipt, accessioning, labeling, aliquoting, storage, retrieval, distribution, and shipment in accordance with established protocols. Responsible for physical sample verification and consent validation
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grant and contract administration for the Department of Internal Medicine. Collaborate with the Sponsored Program Administration (SPA) department to represent the Department to funding agencies. Assess
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, operational, and regulatory functions of the university's biobank program, ensuring the ethical collection, processing, storage, and distribution of high-quality biological specimens and associated data in