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preservation; translating texts (when language proficiency permits); oral history recording and transcriptions; collaborative project development with community-based organizations; and project development work
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. Independently develop protocols and establish new methodologies. Excellent writing and communication skills including careful tracking and documenting results in laboratory notebooks and databases, analysis
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, and reduce time to viral suppression via rapid ART initiation in community clinics in rural Alabama. The successful candidate may have the opportunity to contribute to other projects in the U.S. South
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, with interest in developing complementary skills Demonstrated ability to work independently and collaboratively Excellent written and verbal communication skills Preferred Qualifications Experience with
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to: increase HIV testing in priority populations using data-driven “precision public health” approaches, reduce time to linkage to care, and reduce time to viral suppression via rapid ART initiation in community
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Location New Haven, Connecticut Salary $80,000 Deadline October 1, 2026 Website https://wti.yale.edu/initiatives/postdoctoral Description The Wu Tsai Institute (WTI) Postdoctoral Fellowships Program
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museum in America. Today, it serves Yale University, the wider New Haven community, and the public as a center of teaching, learning, and scholarship. The museum is open to all, free of charge, and is
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, and ability to make meaningful contributions to the community. Application Instructions All materials must be submitted online through Interfolio: https://apply.interfolio.com/189775 ; Applications
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community, and the public as a center of teaching, learning, and scholarship. The museum is open to all, free of charge, and is committed to engaging audiences through thoughtful, creative, and relevant
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in the WHC’s rich programmatic offerings, including the WHC Fellows Forum on Wednesdays during the spring semester. The Fellow is encouraged to engage with the larger Yale community during their tenure