201 programming-"Multiple"-"U"-"U.S"-"Washington-University-in-St"-"O.P" positions at Johns Hopkins University
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, multidisciplinary teams Ability to lead and manage multiple initiatives, programs, projects and activities on a concurrent basis . Classified Title: Director of University Initiatives Job Posting Title (Working Title
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The Department of International Heath at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health is seeking a MD ABCs/SNiPP Coordinator. Maryland Emerging Infections Program/Active Bacterial Core
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to manage multiple projects across a number of DAR and FJHM divisions in a varied, fast-paced environment. The Executive Assistant serves in an important and visible role, communicating and interacting with
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. Coordinate patient visits within specialty program that requires more complex coordination of care across departments and/or multiple locations, departments, institutions and/or entity lines of service, and
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well as providing strategic input for graduate and professional program enrollment management across the university. We are seeking a Sr. Director of Marketing and Communications who will play a critical role in
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, including Healthy Steps, the Chicago Parent Program, and the Mothers and Babies Program. Specific Duties & Responsibilities Training/Professional Development Activities (on the job trainings) Participate in
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, make travel arrangements, use multiple virtual meeting programs, draft and edit agendas and manage meeting materials. Work in conjunction with BIOS CTCC leadership and administrative core team on a
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We are seeking a Sr. Research Project Coordinat or who will oversee the day-to-day activities of a single complex or multiple research projects and makes independent decisions that impact the
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of clinical trial data throughout the full lifecycle of multiple clinical trials through utilization of a risk-based, remote monitoring approach. In collaboration with clinical trial teams across the country
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, aggregating them across multiple, pluralistic values if necessary, and fine-tuning models to satisfy those preferences. In the Normativity Lab we believe these approaches are likely to prove too limited