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system such as Concur, Workday, or Oracle. 2.Experience developing policy, procedures and auditing financial data. 3.Proven experience related to technology initiatives or system enhancements. 4
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funds Access to shared research facilities and high-performance computing Protected time and programmatic opportunities for professional development, skill development, and networking with a supportive
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The Mlynarczyk Lab at Yale is seeking a highly motivated Postgraduate Research Associate interested in immunology and cancer biology. This position is ideal for a recent BA/BS graduate seeking
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indicated. Develop relapse prevention and self-management plans for patients achieving treatment goals. Support planned discharge from the CoCM caseload. Program Operations & Documentation Document patient
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to handle sensitive information with discretion and exercise sound independent judgment. Preferred Skills and Abilities 1. Advanced Technology Skills: Familiarity with systems such as Workday, Epic, and other
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responsibilities of diagnostic practice; contribute to medical student, resident, and fellow teaching; and develop an academic program reflective of their interests. The Department serves Yale New Haven Hospital and
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, Full-time (renewable) Position Description The research group of Dr. Xuehong Zhang at Yale University is seeking a highly motivated Postdoctoral Associate to join a multidisciplinary research program
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CRISPR tools to interrogate the basis of tumor immunity, evolve and select new therapies and program cell states. The candidate will work closely with other lab members and the principal investigator
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particular emphasis on building and leveraging biorepository and registry infrastructure to support collaborative, data-driven science. The Gastrointestinal Tumor Biorepository (GITB) is a core resource of the
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We are seeking a postdoctoral associate in intersectional feminist Science and Technology Studies. Preferred focus areas: critical computing/artificial intelligence studies; labor and automation