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to apply for a faculty or staff position using the Career worklet, please review this tip sheet . The UHealth System at the University of Miami has an exciting opportunity for a Bioinformatics Analyst in the
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. Bioinformatics Analyst to work in the UHealth Medical campus in Miami, FL. JOB SUMMARY As a Sr. Bioinformatics Analyst, you will be responsible for the bioinformatics and data analytics needs of the Cancer
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trusted voice in digital health, technology and transformation. The Research Assistant Professor will serve as the MIL site expert in bioinformatics setting the strategic vision for the group, leading
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the Department of Medicine will need to meet the following requirements: Requirements (essential) Ph.D. in Bioinformatics or similar field. Demonstrated knowledge and application of scientific techniques
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Description Job Description Summary This faculty position will focus on the development of bioinformatics methodology and analysis for genomic studies at the Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center Biostatistics
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Center Job Description Job Description This faculty position will focus on the development of bioinformatics methodology and analysis for genomic studies, multi-omics data, transcriptomic, and proteomic
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biology assays, and microscopy techniques. Data Analysis: Analyze experimental data using various statistical and bioinformatics tools and interpret results in the context of current scientific knowledge
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experiments Write-up of statistical/bioinformatics methods and collaboration on results for manuscripts, abstracts, presentations, and reports to oversight committees and funding agencies Support for data
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), bioinformatics and value-based models of cancer survivorship care; health disparities in specific survivorship subgroups (e.g., LGBT; Hispanics; Elderly); cardiometabolic health in cancer survivors; and/or
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health record (EHR), bioinformatics and value-based models of cancer survivorship care; health disparities in specific survivorship subgroups (e.g., LGBT; Hispanics; Elderly); cardiometabolic health in