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research projects. Analyze experimental data using appropriate statistical methods and prepare internal progress reports. Maintain accurate laboratory records and documentation. Assist in the preparation
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, and aging-related diseases. This role requires a leader who can utilize cutting-edge next-generation sequencing (NGS) technologies and integrate diverse data resources to generate and test novel
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responsibilities include data management, screening and enrolling subjects for clinical research study, research transcranial dopplers, and physiologic data acquisition. The ideal candidate is able to pay close
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decisions. Main responsibilities include maintaining spreadsheets, following up to obtain all relevant information needed, and saving records to student information systems. Addresses general inquiries from
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psychiatry. Responsibilities Maintaining study regulatory materials. Assist the Principal Investigator in managing and auditing the data collection system for completion of tasks and entries (REDCap
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. The analyst will use advanced statistical methods to understand determinants of dementia, including involvement in population-based studies with extensive epidemiologic and clinical data. They will perform
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. Familiarity and proficiency with computer-based programs such as electronic medical records systems, MS Word, MS PowerPoint, and MS Excel. Participation in Medical Surveillance required. Contact with patients
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events (regional information sessions, college fairs, virtual events and selected high school visits) to explain and promote the International Programs to students and their parents, guidance counsellors
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. Minimum Qualifications Bachelor's degree in biological sciences, engineering, chemistry, physics, math, computer sciences, or related fields or equivalent in education, training and experience. Preferred
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other stakeholders for a portfolio of programs. Develops and delivers a full-range of information, advising, and support to applicants and students, from Columbia and non-Columbia schools. Collaborates