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research program provides patients with access to cutting-edge technology through numerous clinical trials. The role of Medical Director involves developing a multi-site office-based vein practice
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degree in medical technology or a chemical, physical or biological science. Certification or eligible for certification by one of the following accreditation agencies: MT (ASCP), or categorical, MT (HEW
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contribute to the diversity and excellence of our academic community. The Medical Toxicology Section is seeking a vibrant and engaging person to join our team, be our next Fellowship Director and train the
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contribute to the diversity and excellence of our academic community. Responsibilities include medical care of hematologic malignancies (inpt. and outpt. settings); management of clinical research projects
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project supervisor, assisting Emory faculty in coordinating a multidisciplinary team of diagnostic imagers, technologists, PET radiochemists, medical physicists and research nurses to recruit and scan
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master's degree in biology, biostatistics, chemistry, biochemistry, bioinformatics or related science or IT-based discipline; some student-related experience gained through formal Master's-level academic
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at the Egleston/Arthur M. Blank campus, providing strategic leadership and oversight of quality, safety, and clinical operations. They will collaborate with the System Medical Director of Transplant, Medical
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an academic medical center or healthcare setting. Demonstrated leadership in managing cross-functional teams and complex projects. Deep knowledge of informatics systems and databases relevant to health science
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, education, and training. PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS: Bachelor’s degree (B.A. or B.S.) in the biological sciences. Previous laboratory experience. Molecular biology techniques (DNA extraction, PCR, agarose gel
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. Orders and maintains equipment and supplies. Reviews medical records and/or conducts screenings for recruitment of study participants, performs interviews and QOL questionnaires. Collects study specimen