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Lead complex healthcare construction projects from planning to completion while ensuring quality, safety, and operational excellence. Be You. Supervise and coordinate work activities required
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Support essential maintenance and construction activities that help ensure safe, functional, and well-maintained facilities. Be You. Assist skilled tradesmen and perform semi-skilled duties in
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Be the operational backbone that powers construction projects through precision, coordination, and smart decision-making. Be You. Support of the Construction Division as well as direct support to
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and support the technology infrastructure that powers Duke University's teaching, research, healthcare, and administrative environments. In this hands-on role, you will work on new construction projects
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acquisitions. Coordinate financial, operational, legal, compliance, and clinical due diligence. Develop transaction structures that align physician incentives with organizational goals. Prepare executive
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or related in Architecture, Engineering, ConstructionManagement, or equivalent experience in design and construction. Experience Requires either two (2) years of progressively responsible experience in design
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Drive the successful planning, design, and construction of healthcare facility projects that make a lasting impact. Be You. This position is a Healthcare Facilities Project Manager responsible
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, shared governance structure. Assure staff participation in departmental and Organizational Nursing Structures. Perform other related duties incidental to the work described herein. Required Qualifications
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. POSTDOCTORAL ASSOCIATE OPPORTUNITY Acharya Lab – Division of Structural Biology The Acharya Lab in the Division of Structural Biology at the Duke Human Vaccine Institute (DHVI) is recruiting for a Postdoctoral
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multiple affiliations. POSTDOCTORAL ASSOCIATE OPPORTUNITY Acharya Lab – Division of Structural Biology The Acharya Lab in the Division of Structural Biology at the Duke Human Vaccine Institute (DHVI) is