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Psychometric analysis skills, including confirmatory factor analysis, item response theory, and measurement invariance testing in R, Mplus, or similar software Qualitative interviewing experience, including
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easier for both instructors and researchers to find and use. An instructor could choose a measure that fits their course, use it to examine a classroom innovation, and draw on the results for local
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Cornell University’s Animal Health Diagnostic Center seeks a Diagnostic Technologist to support the Endocrinology Laboratory’s high-volume veterinary diagnostic and research testing services
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Join the Animal Health Diagnostic Center at Cornell University and be part of a mission-driven team that protects animal and public health through high-quality diagnostic testing. The Clinical
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. Verifying horse, race, and equipment information to ensure accurate data collection and study records. Preparing, testing, maintaining, and troubleshooting StrideSAFE devices and related equipment. Uploading
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resource to lead implementation, test, distribute and support these new systems across the hospital enterprise. The job responsibilities include, but are not limited to: Serve as project support, working
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The Temporary Program Aide supports the services provided by QMPS by serving to facilitate the needs of both dairy farms and the mastitis-testing laboratory through daily interactions. Highly
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are not limited to: Assist Licensed Veterinary Technicians and veterinarians with physical exams, low-stress animal handling, and patient restraint. Prepare patients, exam rooms, and clinical spaces
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physical hazards. Safety gear may be required. Proficiency with a variety of business and technical computer software (such as MS Word, Excel, email, Revit/BIM). Must have and maintain a valid US driver’s
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. The Institute (https://www.biotech.cornell.edu ) offers cutting edge biotechnologies, expertise in applications, technology testing and development and consultation for life sciences researchers at Cornell