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from users, train users in technical procedures / design, and document IT related procedures. -Strong documentation skills -Ability to establish and maintain cooperative working relationships with those
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The Application Developer is responsible for the design, development, and implementation of applications to improve the interoperability of existing systems within the organizational environment. The Application
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The Online Program Coordinator serves as the point person within Mizzou Online to provide support to academic units to develop, launch and maintain online programs and courses. Collaborates with
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needs of minors; coordinate and plan large-scale events; prepare communication pieces for a wide-range of audiences and stakeholders; manage calendars; pay invoices; reconcile accounts; and handle all
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causal insights that inform decision-making and policy development. The lab is structured into three core areas – Economics, Law & Policy, and Public Health – each of which supports independent research
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The University of Missouri’s Softball Program is seeking a Director of Player Development. Reporting to the Head Coach, this individual will be responsible for: Assisting in the daily operation of
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events, functions, conferences, and/or projects. May develop a marketing plan and associated materials. Coordinate the documentation and processing of routine personnel actions. Review actions for budget
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The ECHO Coordinator plays a vital administrative and professional role within the Missouri Telehealth Network’s (MTN) Show-Me ECHO program. This position serves as a liaison between MTN and the hub
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JOB DESCRIPTION Shift: Monday – Friday, 8am – 5pm Department: Blood and Marrow Transplant and Cellular Therapy Program Compensation: · Base Pay Range: $71,676 - $106,121 per year, based
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development. In this role, you'll lead and support an on-the-job training program for surgical technologists—helping shape new talent, strengthen clinical skills, and promote excellence in patient care. You’ll