18 Linguistics positions at Medical College of Wisconsin in united-States in United States
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Position Description: Make a Profound Impact: Join Our Intensive Program of Aphasia Therapy (IPAT) as a Speech-Language Pathologist Are you a passionate Speech-Language Pathologist seeking a unique
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communication disorders, particularly for aphasia and patient-centered care. Knowledge of basic neuroanatomy and language processes, clinical judgment,cultural awareness, and counseling. Able to complete thorough
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, applications, software development, risk management, information security, programming language, and statistical computing Customer support, systems analysis, troubleshooting, problem solving, visual
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, applications, software development, risk management, information security, programming language, and statistical computing Customer support, systems analysis, troubleshooting, problem solving, visual
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, fluent speaker of a target refugee language (Swahili). This position will be responsible for helping refugee patients and their families to navigate and access community health services and adopt healthy
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productivity will be prioritized. Candidates with expertise in bioinformatics, machine learning, data integration & harmonization, natural language processing including large language models, imaging informatics
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working in the field with specific ethnic communities. This individual must be bilingual, fluent speaker of a target refugee language (Rohingya/Burmese). The CHW will be responsible for helping refugee
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working in the field with specific ethnic communities. This individual must be bilingual, fluent speaker of a target refugee language (Rohingya/Burmese). The CHW will be responsible for helping refugee
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psychology services with a diagnostic focus on children with attention concerns, learning issues, autism, anxiety, language disorders, intellectual disabilities, etc., including interface and consultation with
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language pathologists, and others to implement care plans. Core Responsibilities Performs comprehensive histories and physical exams, identifies normal and abnormal findings, including physical, cognitive