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Clinical Research Data Specialist I, Per diem -Heart Institute Job ID 15999 Location Los Angeles, California, United States Job Category Academic / Research Date posted 03/17/2026 Apply Now Save
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Clinical Research Data Specialist I - per diem, Heart Institute Job ID 16004 Location Los Angeles, California, United States Job Category Academic / Research Date posted 03/17/2026 Apply Now Save
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Clinical Research Data Specialist I - Inflammatory Bowel Disease Institute Job ID 14309 Location Los Angeles, California, United States Job Category Academic / Research Date posted 01/20/2026 Apply
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Clinical Research Data Associate II - The Angeles Clinic & Research Institute Job ID 14225 Location Los Angeles, California, United States Job Category Academic / Research Date posted 12/22/2025
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Clinical Research Data Associate III - The Angeles Clinic & Research Institute Job ID 12647 Location Los Angeles, California, United States Job Category Academic / Research Date posted 10/08/2025
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Clinical Research Data Specialist I - Heart Institute Job ID 5528 Location Los Angeles, California, United States Job Category Academic / Research Date posted 08/22/2025 Apply Now Save Job
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and resistance. Through close collaboration between laboratory and clinical teams, our work bridges mechanistic immunology with real-world patient outcomes. To learn more about Hosoya Lab - https
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: Apply Here Job Description Join our team and use your skill with an organization known nationally for excellence in research! See https://Eytan Ruppin | About | Cedars-Sinai Medical Center Are you ready
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role of inflammation in this response. These immune responses can cause severe transfusion reactions and significantly limit the availability of compatible blood for future transfusions. https
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implementation and comparison with experimental and/or clinical data Determining the impact of tumor location on outcomes Quantifying extent of tumor cell invasion and proliferation in individual patients