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experience with medical diagnostic imaging device development preferred. Be Bold Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Prior experience in Python, C++, and software project management necessary Level Characteristics
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needed to prepare solutions and report data. This position is : Onsite. The work is performed on-site or at a designated assignment location. Be Bold. Essential Functions: Assist in general laboratory
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Global also oversees the Office of Global Health and Safety (OGHS) and the Global Travel Office (GTO). Be Bold. The Communications Manager is responsible for developing and implementing a comprehensive
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research organization within the Duke University School of Medicine dedicated to advancing basic, translational, and clinical research aimed at developing innovative vaccines, therapeutics, and diagnostic
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accountability, we strive to develop leaders who embody these ideals. Be You. Title: Sports Nutrition Assistant Position Summary: This position reports to the Director of Sports Nutrition. This part time position
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currently on – site. The ideal candidate will have relevant knowledge and industrial experience in the field of bioprocess development for manufacture of cellular and tissue-based therapies and will have
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for the Provost management center, including the annual budget and spring and fall projections. Establish timelines, coordinate budget meetings, prepare budget materials, reporting templates, allocation targets
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research duties to support the laboratory of Dr. John Rawls (https://sites.duke.edu/rawlslab/ ). Dr. Rawls’ lab uses zebrafish, mice, and bacterial model systems to investigate mechanisms of host-microbiome
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club repair. Order, receive, price, and display of merchandise. Operate within the policies and procedures established merchandising system and inventory program for the Golf Shop. Prepare budgetary
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we serve. This role offers the opportunity to build expertise across HR and payroll processes, solve complex transactional issues, develop strong partnerships across the School of Medicine, and