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, Intelligent Imaging Informatics (I3), Research, and Physics. The Neuroradiology section focuses primarily on pediatric neuro-oncologic imaging and also serves cancer survivor research participants and patients
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to learn from different avenues. Addresses needs/ problems in a logical manner, using defined approaches. Manages own time well to plan work and meet daily task needs. Executes routine tasks under guidance
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monitors progress against plan. Provides ongoing counsel to patients around nutrition therapy approaches, expected outcomes, and progress. Promptly and effectively responds to patient queries and requests
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. Maintains regular and predictable attendance. Minimum Education and/or Training: High school diploma or GED required Completion of an apprenticeship program or equivalent education/training desired Minimum
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. The successful candidate will have access to dedicated high performance computing (HPC) system, multiple Krios TEMs, advanced cryo-FIB-SEM systems including Hydra-bio, Arctics, and Aquilos II with integrated
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core that fosters and accelerates the growth of creativity, design and innovation across St Jude. Key Responsibilities: Work with department leadership and institutional stakeholders and experts to plan
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on protective equipment use. Manages own time well to plan work and meet daily task needs. Executes routine tasks under guidance and/ or supervision. Shows attention to detail, produces quality work on time. Has
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plan of care, implementation of the plan with appropriate delegation of tasks, coordination of team effort, and evaluation of patient progress towards outcomes. Acts as a patient/family advocate, she/he
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-story building environment, preferred. Basic proficiency in MS software and end-user proficiency in CMMS software. Working knowledge with computer maintenance management systems (CMMS)s, preferred
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and computational microscopy tools to quantify biological structure and function across applications spanning in vivo clinical imaging, slide-free histology, hematology, organoids, and cell