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, Physical, Biological or Clinical Laboratory Science; or Medical Technology. Generalist certification required for General labs. Generalist/Specialty certification required for specialty labs. Minimum
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., M.D., D.V.M.). The applicant should have a Ph.D. in cognitive neuroscience, neuroscience, biomedical engineering, computer science, or a related field. Expertise in analyzing intracranial
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patient's needs. Assist with the daily operations of the practice; maintain ultrasound equipment, work area and supplies. Assist in teaching of ultrasound technology to new sonography students. Reports
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interactions. Responds promptly to communication (e.g., e-mail, pages and phone messages). Uses technology (e.g., computer skills) to meet job requirements. Maintains productivity standards. Completes clinical
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they are seeking promotion Degrees, Licensure, and/or Certification Certification in one the following required: Radiography (R), Radiation Therapy (T), Nuclear Medicine Technology (N), CNMT. ARRT registered in
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datasets to generate biologically grounded and clinically relevant conclusions. Provide scientific oversight for experimental studies using breast cancer models, including engineered cell systems
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, and Word; applied knowledge of biostatistics; strong written and graphical presentation skills. Minimum Qualifications Education Bachelor’s degree in Nursing, Microbiology, Medical Technology
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oxygen and medical supplies used during transport. Demonstrates safe driving skills and ability to use technology to complete missions safely. Assist with continuing education outreach programs and public
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, design, fabrication, application or training in the use of assistive technology or orthotic/prosthetic devices, application of physical agent modalities and application of ergonomic principles
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manager and operational engine for the Department’s ambulatory access strategy, this role partners directly with the Vice Chair of Ambulatory Services, Division Chiefs, Medical Directors, and Practice