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, including statistical modeling, programming, and analysis of complex neuroscience datasets, are essential. The successful candidate must be able to collaborate effectively in an interdisciplinary research
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Position Summary: The Division of Cardiology at Columbia University Irving Medical Center is seeking a highly motivated Clinical Research Coordinator to join an NIH-funded research program focused on sleep
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with growth of a brand-new program for the department. Perform other related duties and responsibilities as assigned/requested. Minimum Qualifications Requires a bachelor?s degree or equivalent in
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and family's consistent point of contact by coordinating MRIs, infusions, and follow-up visits, and ensuring patients understand their plan of care. Responsibilities Patient Navigation & Education
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within programs Provides responses to questions from business owners Works closely with the Student Financial Administration and the Registrar's Office in the coordination of development activities, and in
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laboratory meetings and other training programs in other collaborating laboratories as needed. Order supplies and reagents for other lab members. Complete inventory of basic laboratory materials, organize
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Nurse Practitioner to join our team in a full-time position to work within the division of Adult Psychiatry in the Comprehensive Psychiatric Emergency Program. This position will support the department by
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or has completed an Accelerated Program in Nursing. NYS RN License. Four years of related experience or equivalent in education. Preferred Qualifications Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
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completed animal husbandry program or equivalent in education, training and experience. Preferred Qualifications One year of related experience preferred. Knowledge of various related laboratory procedures
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programs, partnerships, events, awards, and institutional initiatives. The position will work closely with CICET leadership, CUIMC Communications central unit, the Office of Development, the Dean?s Office