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beyond bachelor's degree. Degrees, Licensures, Certifications No experience required beyond bachelor's degree. Job Code: 00000926 ATHLETICS DEPT ASSISTANT Job Level: 06 Anticipated Pay Range:Duke
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No experience required beyond bachelor's degree. Job Code: 00000926 ATHLETICS DEPT ASSISTANT Job Level: 06 Anticipated Pay Range:Duke University provides an annual base salary range for this position as USD
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. • Familiarity with fire and life safety codes affecting residential facilities. • Strong risk assessment and root cause analysis skills. • Ability to interpret safety-related collective bargaining agreement
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. Occupational Summary Perform a variety of duties involved in the coding and analysis of qualitative data and manuscript writing. Work Performed Perform a variety of duties related to the coding and analysis
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patient outcomes. Duke offers opportunities for professional development, continuing education, and participation in scientific presentations and publications. Job Code: 00001201 CLINICAL RESEARCH
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, and other assigned projects. Data Entry, Coding & Management (25%) Code, enter, and verify research data for computer processing using established procedures. Maintain organized and accurate records
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excellence, innovation, and global impact. Job Code: 00002791 DIR, FINANCE Job Level: 59 Anticipated Pay Range: Duke University provides an annual base salary range for this position as USD $113,352.00 to USD
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and devices within Duke Clinics and Duke outlying buildings in accordance with pertinent state and local electrical codes; give guidance to and review the work of lower-level employees; assist in
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Position Description Librarian for Visual Studies Job Code/Title: TBD Ranked Librarian Department: Arts & Humanities Job Level: 00 Supervisor: Head, Arts & Humanities Job Family: 29 FTE: 1.0 FLSA
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appropriate documentation and maintenance records to ensure compliance with applicable regulations and codes. Perform other related duties incidental to the work described herein. The above statements describe