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& neuroscience, computer science and applied mathematics and statistics. This research program strongly benefits from Johns Hopkins massive AI initiative, including the creation the "Data Science and AI Institute
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The Johns Hopkins Center for Suicide Prevention is seeking a Sr. Research Program Coordinator to assist with multiple research projects focused on suicide prevention, psychological autopsy, and
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, emergency communications center technologies, police vehicle technology hardware and software, integrated security hardware and software solutions, enterprise software applications, ID Badging, access control
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fundraisers in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences. With a portfolio that addresses some of the most pressing issues in our society today, such as geriatric psychiatry, Alzheimer’s disease
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. Implement quality control and process improvements for overall business process. Review proposed operating and financial plans, including proposed program increases, estimated costs and expenses to finance
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program, and Family Engagement. It is responsible for coordinating orientation efforts with the JHU Peabody Institute to enhance the transition experience of undergraduate students, including dual degree
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. Must have general computer knowledge and the ability to use computerized medical information systems. Working Conditions Applicants must be willing to work 3 days/week on varying days over a 7 day work
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-edge research. We have a robust training program that will provide you with a strong foundation to pursue a multitude of career paths beyond Ophthalmic Technician such as Clinic Manager, Ophthalmic
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The Department of Neurology is seeking a Sr. Research Program Coordinator, Language Neuromodulation Lab for NIH-funded projects on the effects of transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) in
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The Department of Neurology is seeking a Research Program Coordinator who will coordinate clinical trials and other clinical research projects in the Johns Hopkins Multiple Sclerosis Center