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performed. • Proficient computer experience and working knowledge of Microsoft Word, PowerPoint and Excel. • Ability to work independently and prioritize tasks to meet established deadlines. • Ability
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duties while wearing respiratory protection. Must participate in drug and alcohol program and be in compliance with TNPRC drug and alcohol policy Required Education and/or Experience • Bachelor’s Degree
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compliance and standard operating procedures. • Strong computer skills. • Strong communication skills. • Strong organizational skills. • Proficient computer skills and a working knowledge of Microsoft Office
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with multiple computer software programs (spreadsheets, databases, word processing, etc.) Demonstrated strong organization skills Required Education and/or Experience Bachelor's degree Preferred
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for the accomplishment of work, or for the completion of a critical task. Required Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities • Knowledge of basic computer maintenance management system (CMMS) programs, e.g., TMA Systems. • Ability
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Human Research Protection Office (HRPO) administers the University's Human Research Protection Program (HRPP) and Institutional Review Boards (IRBs), which are charged with reviewing and monitoring human
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toxins. -Ability to perform job duties while wearing respiratory protection. -Must participate in drug and alcohol program and be in compliance with TNPRC drug and alcohol policy Required Education and/or
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support of the development and implementation of the Tulane University Biosafety Program at the Tulane University National Primate Research Center (TNPRC) under the supervision of the Assistant Director of
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inclusion in higher education • Demonstrated success in program development, implementation, and assessment • Experience collaborating with faculty and navigating university administrative structures • Strong
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TO ANIMALS OR ANIMAL TISSUES: Ability to complete and pass successfully the required occupational health screening referenced in the University’s Animal Handler Health Surveillance Program on an annual basis