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Date (Note - Posting may close at any time) 06/02/2025 Job Summary The Student Success Hub provides a collaborative structure for advisors to support students across multiple programs, a commitment to
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will be part of the marketing and communications unit under the University of Utah Housing Programs Department. The team is comprised of two coordinators, one specialist, and seven student interns
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maintenance and repair of equipment, machinery and buildings. Expected to help with multiple projects and be self-sufficient in managing time and resources to complete assigned tasks. Experience with pool
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visits made by sponsors or federal agencies during course and at the close of the study. 6. Represents the research program at meetings, national and international research consortia. 7. Prepares, submits
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management skills; and effective collegial and team player skills—capable of handling multiple tasks, projects, and relationships at one time. Responsibilities Job Functions Process expense reimbursements
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Resource Management is seeking a temporary, part-time assistant from June through October 2025 to provide support as they implement multiple time-sensitive projects. The Training and Development Assistant
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, including consenting, coordination with the HCI Biorepository, and other research-related tasks. The coordinator works under the direction of the Program Manager and Sr. Research Manager, consults with
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Manager. It supports multiple clinical study teams by reviewing and/or completing study related clinical data management deliverables. Frequently interacts with study team members to troubleshoot, manage
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Data Analytics Responsibilities Achieve a deep understanding of the data elements in multiple Radiation Oncology systems and how meta analyses can be derived from disparate – and sometimes overlapping