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Sr Regulatory Program Coord - (25001798) Description Temple University's Lewis Katz School of Medicine’s Pulmonary/Critical Care/Sleep Med Department is searching for a Senior Regulatory Program
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that confer addiction vulnerability (or resilience) using animal models of substance abuse and opioid dependence. The part-time Research Assistant will manage multiple aspects of the research process. The
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and their dependents can obtain a degree TUITION FREE A generous retirement plan and so much more! *Grant-funded position SALARY RANGE: $18.27 to $19.23/hour A variety of important factors are reviewed
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to work with a diverse population of students, faculty, staff and program participants * Ability to stand for several hours. * Ability to lift up to 40lbs Preferred Skills and Abilities: * Simulation
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Municipal Police Officer’s Training Act (Act 120) program and be 60% complete. Must be in the process of obtaining a Municipal Police Officer’s Training Act (Act 120) out of state waiver or Military Waiver
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Education and LifeLong Learning (WELL) Program at the Lenfest Center for Community Workforce Partnerships. As part of the Student Support and recruitment teams the candidate will assist with orientation
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marketing plans, as well as develop engaging content for multiple platforms. Desktop publishing: used for annual report, business cards, name plates, golf outing program, Stella’s program, etc. Anything
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programs that either currently exist, or that will be created in the future, including Saturday College, which meets monthly during the academic year. The role encompasses various facets of program
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, staff, and program participants. *Ability to operate all standard office equipment/software including MS office. *Ability to work independently or as a team with attention to detail and adherence
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Advancement, including leadership giving, annual fund, gift planning, corporate and foundation relations and prospect management to build a school-centric program. *Support the Assistant Dean in managing a high