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that departments and faculty rely on daily, working directly with customers to translate business needs into supported solutions. Day-to-day work includes writing and debugging code in C#/.NET and React, building
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Software Developer III Med-Anesthesiology and Perioperative Medicine - Pennsylvania-Pittsburgh - (26005216) Job Summary Contributes to the design, development, coding, testing, debugging
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, accessibility (WCAG 2.1), and organic search engine optimization - Proficient with code versioning tools such as Github or Bitbucket - Familiar with quality assurance tools and code validation tools. Job
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Studies in Nuclear Codes and Standards offered in the fall semester to an expected enrollment of approximately 20 students. Responsibilities include delivering course content. The instructor will also
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) and enhanced match for those nearing retirement * Free PAT bus pass. Job Summary Reviews medical insurance claims and medical charges and ensures appropriately assigned diagnosis code and procedure code
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Studies in Nuclear Codes and Standards offered in the fall semester to an expected enrollment of approximately 20 students. Responsibilities include delivering course content. The instructor will also
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appointments and maintain study retention. -Reviews participants’ medical records, collects and codes surveys, and verifies active status for participants. -Attends relevant meeting and prepares reports, data
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/hardware to facilitate experiments or documentation, test all equipment/paradigms prior to participant arrival, navigate code/configuration versions using Git, Coordinate study staff/trainee coverage
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NIH funded prospective cohort datasets. This includes translating written research protocols to computer programming code, implementing the code, and conducting data quality assurance checks to verify
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(RedCap, Pitt+Me). Data analysis would include qualitative coding and thematic analysis (training will be provided) and development of dissemination tools such as infographics and posters. If travel is