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responsibilities are based primarily at the University of Vermont Medical Center, with additional service at one affiliated community hospital or program. The academic appointment will be at the Assistant, Associate
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background check. -Effective communication skills. -Basic computer skills, including the use of Microsoft Office (Word, Excel) -Ability to work occasional overtime Desirable Qualifications -40-hour Asbestos
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psychiatry inpatient unit and an outpatient geriatric psychiatry clinic located at University Health Center. UVMMC is also home to the Memory Program which hosts a team of neuropsychologists, advanced practice
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of computer operations required. Demonstrated commitment to diversity, social justice and training, fostering a collaborative multicultural environment. Desirable Qualifications Familiarity with retail sales
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with collegiate athletics. BOC Certified Athletic Trainer, Vermont Licensed or eligible for licensing. Knowledge of computer software to assist with scheduling, networking, and student instruction
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, Genetics, or Biochemistry and at least six semesters (or 24 months) of prior research laboratory experience. Experience working with human specimens and general molecular biology, virology and microbiology
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required. Demonstrated multicultural competency and a commitment to recruit a diverse student population required. Effective communication skill, both oral and written, required. Basic computing skills (word
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Assistant/Associate/Professor, Clinical Scholar Pathway Department of Neurological Sciences Larner College of Medicine, University of Vermont The Department of Neurological Sciences at the Robert Larner, M.D
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oversight for the University’s Title IX program and ensures institutional compliance with federal and state nondiscrimination laws. This role is well suited for a professional who brings sound legal judgment
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faculty in globally important infectious diseases. The TGIR includes faculty working in basic, clinical, translational, and computational sciences across domestic and international settings. The Division