109 coding-"Multiple"-"Humboldt-Stiftung-Foundation" positions at University of Washington
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of the University and the Libraries strategic goals. Units work collaboratively to build integrated services and spaces across multiple Seattle Campus Libraries. THE POSITION Reporting to the Director of Open
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and technologies, in an urban-serving campus environment. Faculty at UWT are expected to teach in multiple modalities, including in-person, online, and hybrid courses. The successful candidate will also
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. The College of the Environment, including its six Schools and Departments and multiple programs, institutes, and centers, connects educators, researchers, students and citizens, cultivating communities
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, abstract, and code clinical information from multiple sources (medical records, research records, etc) for research participants in order to enter data into study specific data capture systems, and to
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service across multiple degree programs, with particular emphasis on this position contributing to the Masters of Library and Information Science degree program. The University of Washington is an
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Position Overview School / Campus / College: School of Medicine Organization: Medicine, Hematology, Oncology Title: Assistant or Associate Professor, Hematology Oncology, Multiple Myeloma Position
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one of the largest recipients of rehabilitation research funding in the country, research is a key focus of our department. Key research focus areas include limb loss, pain, multiple sclerosis, spinal
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faculty members pursue their scholarship, teaching, and service across multiple degree programs, with particular emphasis on this position contributing to the Masters of Library and Information
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(tenure track) position with an expected start date in September 2026 (UW Job Class Code: 10116). The focus of this position will be in healthcare leadership/administration and nursing. This is a full-time
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research funding in the country, research is a key focus of our department. Key research focus areas include limb loss, pain, multiple sclerosis, spinal cord injury, brain injury, and disability. Our