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and data integrity Minimum Qualifications Preferences • Must be a current University of Utah student • Access to a personal computer and reliable Wi-Fi (if working remotely) • Strong attention to detail
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help promote and run the SCIF program at the University of Utah. Enrolled students from all majors and disciplines are encouraged to apply. The Office for Sustainability Education empowers students
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. Maintain inventory of medications or supplies used to treat patients. Conduct pre-authorizations in accordance with third party insurer requirements. Effectively use computer applications as needed in
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Benefited Staff / Student Temporary? No Standard Hours per Week 19 Full Time or Part Time? Part Time Shift Variable Work Schedule Summary The Youth Teaching Youth Program Specialist is responsible
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decision making for all activities of a specified program. The program outcome often impacts the University as a whole. Acts as a liaison between internal and external constituencies involved in program
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Presidential Chair in Nursing will lead a robust, funded program of research in acute and critical care nursing, dedicating the majority of their time to making scientific discoveries, advancing evidence-based
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Student Support Services (SSS) program is a federally funded college success program that serves qualifying low-income, first-generation, and students with disabilities. The Student Support Services Manager
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evaluate program processes and make recommendations to ensure grant goals and objectives are met. They will provide administrative oversight of grant budgets and ensure proper use of federal funds
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. This position works with physicians, nurses, clinic managers and financial advocates to resolve issues that arise during the prior authorizations process. A high level of computer literacy for daily navigation
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proficiency with computer software such as Microsoft Word and Excel; demonstrated human relations and effective communication skills also required. Experience with University of Utah computer systems such as