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such as symposia, conferences, and seminars • Develop and implement communication plans • Develop detailed task lists and standard operating procedures • Coordinate logistical
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data analysis. There will also be opportunities to develop and lead an independent research project. Minimum Requirements Bachelor's degree in Neuroscience, Biology, Psychology, Biomedical Engineering
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. May train others in these policies and processes. Participates in or leads the development of institutional policies and guidance documents about managing investigational product (IP). Serves as expert
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. As a Senior Data Analyst, you will serve as a senior technical analytics developer, helping transform complex data into actionable insights that support strategic priorities across the entire Supply
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accountability, we strive to develop leaders who embody these ideals. Be You. Title: Athletic Training Fellow Position Summary Duke University Athletic Medicine Department is seeking motivated and passionate
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confidential information with discretion, and escalate issues appropriately within established guidelines. Understanding of student cognitive, social, and emotional development at the post-secondary level
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Business Partnership Serve as the primary Supply Chain Business Partner for an assigned client portfolio. Build trusted relationships with University leadership and key stakeholders. Develop stakeholder
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Development (PYD) Lab is seeking a Community Health Worker/Peer Coach to join an interdisciplinary team of researchers and clinicians dedicated to improving the lives of adolescents and young adults with
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research coordination, contributing to study development, managing regulatory requirements, and helping bring new treatments to patients. You will also serve as a mentor and resource to colleagues while
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with expertise in federal contracting processes, assists in the development of SOP’s and technical tools for the management of federal contracts, and provides educational sessions for Duke’s research