551 algorithm-development-"Prof"-"Washington-University-in-St"-"Prof" positions at University of Washington
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collaboration with departmental and center-based research teams, this individual will manage all aspects of proposal development and award administration for grants and contracts submitted to a wide range of
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holidays each year 100% matching, 100% immediately vesting 403(b) PRIMARY JOB RESPONSIBILITIES Providing leadership and oversight within the UW Medicine IT Services PMO Development and active management
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Student Media (formerly referred to as Student Publications) provides leadership in the development and operation of multiple program areas within the Office of Student Media. CURRENT AREAS ARE: The Daily
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is responsible for developing, maintaining, and managing efficient business processes, and for providing training and support to unit administrators in areas of academic personnel management for UWT’s
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include Finance & Administration group which includes financial, procurement and sourcing, human resources, labor relations, payroll and training & organizational development, communications, and UW capital
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, and biochemical processing of tissue samples, • Gather, record, organize, transcribe and verify the accuracy of research study data; prepare data for computer input; set up research database files
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training program is largely responsible for developing the mental health workforce in the Pacific Northwest. The Department’s robust research portfolio totals $67 million in grants and contracts per year for
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handling, food safety, food preparation and/or customer service. • Develops and maintains an ongoing cleaning schedule of displays, freezers and prep and storage areas to ensure a consistent level of
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together development; alumni and stakeholder engagement; marketing and communications; and advancement operations, we advance the UW’s impact by developing meaningful connections that foster pride, advocacy
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for Neuroscience 301 and 302, with a primary responsibility for leading and developing the undergraduate laboratories for these courses, which are largely electrophysiology oriented. Information about