100%; Responsibilities will include holding general dermatology clinic, conducting inpatient consultations in the outpatient and inpatient areas of University of Chicago Medicine, and teaching residents and medical students. Preferred candidates will have a sub-specialty and demonstrate an ability to direct and implement a specialty program

Published: May 25

Will join the faculty of the Emergency Medicine Residency program. Applicants must be BC/BE in Emergency Medicine by the time of appointment and be eligible for licensure in the State of IL

Published: May 25

The University of Chicago's Department of Pathology is recruiting a pathologist possessing fellowship training in medical microbiology to join our Microbiology/Immunology laboratory. The recruited individual will additionally serve as Director of Pre-Analytic Services for the Clinical Laboratories. Responsibilities of the Director of Pre-Analytic Services include oversight for send-out testing to reference laboratories, leadership in test utilization goal-setting and monitoring, and clinical oversight of phlebotomy services

Published: May 25

100%; The position will include the clinical care of patients with advanced heart failure including VADs and post cardiac transplantation, and join the experienced Heart Failure team. Applicants must be BC/BE in Cardiology and/or an international equivalent, and be eligible for medical licensure in the State of IL. Right heart catheterization and biopsy skills are preferred

Published: May 25

100%; Responsibilities will include teaching of undergraduate, graduate, medical, and postdoctoral trainees as well as residents and clinical fellows. Candidate must have a medical degree (MD, DO, MBBS or equivalent), residency training in Radiation Oncology, and board certification or eligibility. The successful candidate will have a high level of patient care skills and expertise in clinical trial design and will integrate laboratory findings with clinical data

Published: May 25

The successful candidate will have an outpatient clinical practice, inpatient activity (both consultative and general medicine services), and a long-term care panel. Applicants are required to have a medical degree, have completed fellowship training in Geriatrics by the time of appointment, be BC/BE in internal medicine and geriatric medicine, and be eligible for medical licensure in the State of IL

Published: May 25

Will be expected to help meet the diagnostic needs of a rapidly growing multiple myeloma program at the University of Chicago Medicine. Critical clinical responsibilities include sign-out of serum electrophoresis, immunofixation, and related diagnostic studies

Published: May 25

100%; To perform physical, psychosocial and needs assessment of Cardiac, Thoracic, Neuro and Vascular surgery patients and Medical Cardiology patients. Determine functional status and initiate appropriate action. Report significant changes in patient condition. Provide nursing care to patients including the administration of medications and treatments ordered and assist with diagnostic procedures. Assess and monitor patient status, including response to medications and therapeutic and diagnostic procedures. Identify problems presented by patients and families and initiate appropriate intervention. Operate and monitor patient care equipment

Deadline: June 30 | Published: May 25

part-time; This RN would be part of our Central Staffing Resource Department in the Adult Critical Care Cluster. This cluster services the following units: 4D: Neuro/Neurosurgery ICU (NICU) 5D: Surgical ICU (SICU) 6D: Critical Care Medicine Unit (CCMU) 7DN: Cardiac ICU (CICU) Cardiovascular ICU (CV-ICU) Trauma-Burn ICU (TBICU)

Deadline: June 30 | Published: May 25

2 y; 50%; Provide routine technical support for a clinical research study focused on Lupus Epidemiology

Deadline: June 2 | Published: May 25

100%; The University of Michigan seeks candidates for two tenure-track hard money faculty positions in cancer epidemiology, one at the assistant professor level and the other open rank. The Department of Epidemiology has ongoing initiatives in social, genetic, infectious disease, and molecular epidemiology, and mathematical modeling, and hosts state of the art laboratories

Deadline: September 18 | Published: May 25

100%; The University of Michigan seeks candidates for two tenure-track hard money faculty positions in cancer epidemiology, one at the assistant professor level and the other open rank. The Department of Epidemiology has ongoing initiatives in social, genetic, infectious disease, and molecular epidemiology, and mathematical modeling, and hosts state of the art laboratories

Deadline: September 18 | Published: May 25

100%; - Screens and has oversight for the recruitment of subjects; supervises the scheduling of experiments and the collection, processing, and analysis of data and reporting of test results - Collects and manages patient and laboratory data for clinical research projects - Tracks and abstracts patient clinical and research information from various sources - Writes, edits, and renews IRB applications for various clinical trials - Works with Cardiac Surgery faculty to assess and apply for new clinical trials

Deadline: June 2 | Published: May 25

100%; The role of this Clinical Nurse Specialist is to provide expert clinical leadership to the nursing staff in the University Hospital-Emergency Department

Deadline: July 29 | Published: May 25

100%; The Department of Molecular and Integrative Physiology seeks applications for an Assistant Professor/Associate Professor/Professor to carry out research focused on the biology of aging and the relationship of aging processes to late life diseases. We are interested in considering both new investigators, and also creative and successful mid-career scientists whose research programs focus on questions related to aging. The ideal candidate would be working on a fundamental problem in the cellular and molecular biology of aging, using a mixture of genetic, bioinformatic, and biochemical methods as appropriate, and committed to establishing a reputation for creative leadership in biological gerontology. Scientists working on how aging modulates risks of late-life diseases, such as cancer, dementia, osteoporosis, diabetes, etc., are also encouraged to apply

Deadline: July 6 | Published: May 25

100%; The position requires participation in teaching of physiology to graduate and professional students

Deadline: July 6 | Published: May 25

part-time; Perform receptionist duties for the Department of Nursing - greeting customers, answering phones, typing, filing, copying, shredding, and assisting faculty and staff as needed

Deadline: August 18 | Published: May 25

100%; Postdoctoral Fellow in kidney research at The University of Michigan Health System

Deadline: July 31 | Published: May 25

100%; Pediatric occupational therapist position is available to provide outpatient care at C.S. Mott Children's Hospital and Milestones pediatric outpatient center. The center is located in Ann Arbor, in the Briarwood Mall area. Come join our multidisciplinary team working with other disciplines including OT, SLP and TR. Therapist needs to be comfortable working in a team environment. Therapist will be responsible to evaluate and treat infants, children, adolescents, and teenagers with a variety of neurological and orthopedic disorders and disabilities

Deadline: June 2 | Published: May 25

100%; The person in this position will provide customer service to patients of the University Health Center clinic, from greeting and routing patients to record maintenance and cashier duties. Assist with the prioritization of clinic activities and delegate to and monitor work of student and/or casual employees. Maintain student and patient appointment books. Schedule follow-up examinations. Ensure proper processing of health-related transactions; calculate payments. Update and maintain files and records. Respond to general inquiries regarding clinic hours, appointments, general clinic policies and procedures, fees and payment schedules, and SHC policies and procedures; resolve routine problems, and consult with supervisor or others, as needed, on more complex issues

Published: May 25

part-time; The Division of Cardiovascular Medicine is currently seeking an Electrophysiology Technologist to work in its busy Cardiac Procedures Unit Electrophysiology Laboratory

Deadline: June 10 | Published: May 25

100%; Pharmacists provide direct patient care which includes attending multidisciplinary rounds and working with members of the healthcare team to assure appropriateness of therapy. Other activities include reviewing medication profiles, patient counseling, pharmacokinetic dosing, anticoagulation management and physician/nurse education

Deadline: June 30 | Published: May 25

100%; The University Of Michigan Congenital Heart Center is seeking a highly motivated individual to serve as a Cardiac Catheterization Technician for the Pediatric Cardiac Catheterization Labs

Deadline: June 10 | Published: May 25

part-time; The School of Natural Resources and Environment (SNRE) at the University of Michigan invites individuals to apply for the position of LEO Intermittent Lecturer. SNRE's mission is to contribute to the protection of the Earth's resources and the achievement of a sustainable society. The successful applicant will be expected to teach one course to our graduate students during the fall 2013 semester. NRE 531 "Principles of GIS" is a four credit course to be offered in fall term 2013. The course involves a 1.5 hour lecture and a two hour lab

Deadline: June 9 | Published: May 25

100%; The University of Michigan is seeking a highly talented Assistant Women's Lacrosse Coach who will primarily serve as the program's Recruiting Director and Offensive Coordinator. This position will be responsible for assisting with all aspects of a Division I Women's Lacrosse program, within University, American Lacrosse Conference, Big Ten Conference and NCAA rules and regulations. The responsibilities include, but are not limited to, on-field training of team and individuals, the recruitment of prospective student-athletes, community relations and assisting student-athletes to achieve exceptionally high athletic and academic goals

Deadline: June 9 | Published: May 25

100%; The University of Michigan is seeking a highly talented Volunteer Women's Lacrosse Coach who will primarily serve as the program's goalkeeping coach. This position will be responsible for assisting with all phases of a Division I Women's Lacrosse program, within University, American Lacrosse Conference, Big Ten Conference and NCAA rules and regulations. The responsibilities include, but are not limited to, on-field training of team and individuals, on-campus recruitment of prospective student-athletes, community relations and assisting student-athletes to achieve exceptionally high athletic and academic goals

Deadline: June 9 | Published: May 25

100%; The Section of General Surgery and the Division of Acute Care Surgery (ACS) at the University of Michigan Health System is seeking qualified Physician Assistants (PA's) or Nurse Practitioners (NP's) to join our team. The PA's and NP's support the faculty and resident ACS teams to provide patient care for Trauma and General Surgery patients

Deadline: June 10 | Published: May 25

The incumbent assists with technical aspects of experiments under the direction of the Principal Investigator or other more senior research staff. Prepares and maintains research and laboratory materials; makes observations; and assists with data analysis of experiments. Provides administrative support at the direction of the Principal Investigator or more senior research staff. Contributes to the design of research experiments

Published: May 25

The nurse/manager is responsible for the nursing unit team and works with them, investigators and professionals at Boston Medical Center and School of Medicine to implement protocols within standards of good clinical practice. The nurses are skilled in: Inserting intravenous lines; research methodologies and performing pharmacokinetic drug studies. These skilled clinicians are able to participate in groundbreaking research, while ensuring patients receive compassionate, quality patient care

Published: May 25

100%; The University of Michigan Department Of Psychiatry is seeking candidates for a postdoctoral research fellow position in a brain imaging laboratory that studies the neural bases of stuttering and other related speech-language and developmental disorders

Deadline: June 7 | Published: May 25

ab sofort für 2 y +; Als Koordinator/-in leiten Sie ein internationales Doktorandenprogramm zwischen dem Max-Planck-Institut für Infektionsbiologie und der Humboldt-Universität Berlin. Die IMPRS-IDI umfasst neben dem Max-Planck-Institut für Infektionsbiologie Arbeitsgruppen der Humboldt-Universität, der Charité Universitätsmedizin, der Freien Universität, des Robert-Koch-Instituts, des Deutschen Rheumaforschungszentrums und des Instituts für Zoo- und Wildtierforschung. Zu Ihren Aufgaben zählen die Rekrutierung und Auswahl internationaler Doktoranden sowie die Organisation des Ausbildungsprogramms. Als ideale/-r Kandidat/-in verfügen Sie über ein abgeschlossenes naturwissenschaftliches Hochschulstudium mit Promotion im Bereich der biomedizinischen Wissenschaften

Deadline: June 25 | Published: May 25

ab sofort für 2 y +; 100%; Eine abgeschlossene Ausbildung als MTA/BTA oder zum Biologie- bzw. Chemielaboranten. Praktische Erfahrung in der Expression und Aufreinigung rekombinanter Proteine in prokaryotischen und eukaryotischen Systemen. Proteinanalytische Kenntnisse sowie praktische Erfahrung im Umgang mit Protein-Gelelektrophorese und HPLC. Erfahrungen mit Arbeiten in der Zellkultur. Molekularbiologische Kenntnisse (z.B. Reinigung und Analyse von DNA, PCR-Verfahren). Gute Computer- und Englischkenntnisse

Deadline: June 1 | Published: May 25

from 01-10-2013 for 2 y; 100%; The successful candidate will be integrated in an ongoing research programme within the Animal Evolutionary Ecology unit. We study the function and evolution of fish fluorescent patterns using state-of-the-art spectrometry equipment, microscopy and fish keeping infrastructure. The successful candidate is expected to develop a high-profile research programme and contribute to our teaching in marine visual ecology. The successful candidate should have a PhD in relevant fields such as e.g. theoretical and empirical analysis of light in marine environments, fish tissue pigmentation, fish colour vision or fish neuroanatomy

Deadline: July 1 | Published: May 25

zum 01.10.2013; Die Arbeitsgruppe befasst sich mit Fragen der posttranslationalen Genregulation wie der lokalen und generellen Kontrolle der Translation, sowie mit der Koordination der intrazellulären Lokalisation von mRNAs und Zellorganellen im Modellorganismus Saccharomyces cerevisiae. Neben der eigenständigen Durchführung von Forschungsprojekten gehört zu den Dienstaufgaben des Stelleninhabers/der Stelleninhaberin die Mitarbeit bei und Leitung von Lehrveranstaltungen. Vorausgesetzt werden einschlägige Kenntnisse in der RNA-Methodik und/oder der Isolierung und Charakterisierung von Membranen sowie Bereitschaft zur Teamarbeit. Erfahrung in hefespezifischen molekulargenetischen Methoden ist erwünscht

Deadline: June 1 | Published: May 25

4y+; 100%; The major aim of research at the Department of Human Biology is to study effects the powerful interplay between nutrition or drugs and metabolic alterations, in particular with respect to energy, lipid and glucose metabolism. Organs/tissues of interest are white and brown adipose tissue, the muscle, the intestine, the liver, and the brain. Healthy human subjects and patients are studied at the whole-body, tissue/organ and molecular level. (Transgenic) animal/cell models and state of the art molecular biological tools are available for mechanistic studies and metabolic profiling. The research interests and expertise of the candidates should fit within this framework

Published: May 25

temporary position; 100%; The major aim of research at the Department of Human Biology is to study effects the powerful interplay between nutrition or drugs and metabolic alterations, in particular with respect to energy, lipid and glucose metabolism. Organs/tissues of interest are white and brown adipose tissue, the muscle, the intestine, the liver, and the brain. Healthy human subjects and patients are studied at the whole-body, tissue/organ and molecular level. (Transgenic) animal/cell models and state of the art molecular biological tools are available for mechanistic studies and metabolic profiling. The research interests and expertise of the candidates should fit within this framework

Published: May 25

2y; 100%; CCL announces a two-year research position focusing on quantitative semantics and brain imaging. Quantitative semantics refers to computational methods for measuring the meaning of words and other semantic entities, where the verb is of particular interest. Brain imaging methods are primarily EEG/ERP and fMRI, but other techniques may also be relevant

Deadline: August 15 | Published: May 25

temporary position; 100%; The proposed PhD project comprise of water and sediment cores sampling, sediments containing calcareous microorganisms -foraminifera. The PhD student will be focusing on faunal and shells analyses on foraminifera from the Baltic-Skagerrak region. These analyses will be coupled to different environmental variables, hydrography, geochemical and pore water data

Deadline: August 5 | Published: May 25

4y; 100%; PhD in mesenchymal stroma stem cell biology. Bone marrow mesenchymal stroma stem cells (MSC) are essential constituents of the hematopoietic stem cell niche and niche alterations are of importance in the development of hematopoietic stem cell diseases. This project aims to investigate the role of primary marrow stroma stem cells in normal and diseases bone marrow

Published: May 25

4y; 100%; Atherosclerosis can cause cardiovascular disease including myocardial infarction and stroke, the number one cause of death in the world. The dystrophin glycoprotein complex serves as a link between the basement membrane and the cytoskeleton of smooth muscle cells and adipocytes and may in this way alter the functions of these cells. Preliminary data suggest that this complex has important role both in atheroscelrosis and diabetes

Published: May 25

2y; 100%; The post holder will be responsible for developing systems for rapid ascertainment of deaths of study participants; conducting targeted needle autopsies and coordinating verbal autopsies with relatives of the deceased. The post holder will manage this project at the study sites, working with study staff employed through Aurum Institute, and with local clinic staff

Deadline: June 12 | Published: May 25

2y; 100%; The project will be laboratory based and will involve assisting in experiments that relate to mosquito infection with malaria parasites and aspects of chemical ecology as part of a new BBSRC-funded project

Deadline: June 4 | Published: May 25

2y+; 100%; The post holder will work on methods to manage and exploit the high dimensionality of current studies such as genome-wide association scans and whole-genome sequencing. Application areas include predicting disease risk using whole genome markers, causal inference using Mendelian randomisation, dealing with selection bias, and hierarchical modelling of structured datasets. The post holder will work closely with collaborators in cardiovascular, psychiatric and cancer genetics to optimise the analysis of large, intensively phenotyped cohorts

Deadline: June 4 | Published: May 25

temporary position; 100%; Transcription factors are the first proteins that bind DNA and induce gene transcription. DNA however is generally not freely accessible and transcription factors compete with other proteins that organize DNA. In this project you will develop novel single-molecule fluorescence methods and apply them to reveal the kinetics of transcription factor binding. You will resolve the parameters that define target search mechanisms with millisecond and nanometer resolution. Your aim will be to resolve how nature deals with the seemingly conflicting demands of rapid search and highly specific binding

Deadline: June 15 | Published: May 25

temporary position; 100%; DNA organization into chromatin is a formidable example of how nature employs self-assembly to balance conflicting demands of accessibility and condensation. However, the formation of higher order structure in chromatin fibers is even after 30 years of research still highly debated. You will quantify the nanomechanical properties of single chromatin fibers and how these are determined by linker DNA and linker histone proteins. Using reconstituted fibers you will start a comprehensive study using the latest magnetic tweezers methodology

Deadline: June 15 | Published: May 25

Develop and applying algorithms for (1) reconstruction of a ODE system from time-series data (transcriptomics, epigenomics, proteomics, and metabolomics from the same system, an Ikaros driven B-cell) and (2) modeling complex regulatory systems under uncertainty with special reference to T-cells. Both projects have excellent opportunities for experimental validation in the host laboratory

Deadline: June 15 | Published: May 25

16m; This is a grant designed to provide a mental health research strategy for Europe. The post holder will liaise with the leads and coordinators for the other work packages and will attend ROAMER meetings across Europe to collect information on mental health research gaps. The post holder will also need to write the overarching section on research needs and provide support for the central coordinator in Barcelona

Deadline: June 4 | Published: May 25

The appointee will focus on research into moderate to severe mood and anxiety disorders – with the precise focus being determined by the candidate’s expertise. There is currently an enormous research potential in this field at the Institute of Psychiatry, with thousands of patients from the Improving Access to Psychological Therapies programme (IAPT) potentially available for clinical trials

Deadline: May 31 | Published: May 25

indefinite contract; 100%; The successful post-holder is likely to be an educationalist with an interest and experience in healthcare and will lead the teacher training programme of the King’s Undergraduate Medical Education in the Community (KUMEC) programme. Primary Care and Public Health Sciences is part of the division of HSCR and provides a multi-disciplinary primary care and public health perspective on the Division’s research and is also responsible for delivering a large undergraduate teaching programme within the School of Medicine

Deadline: June 2 | Published: May 25

3y; 100%; The successful candidate will join a newly-formed team supervised by Prof Adrian Hayday conducting high-throughput immunological phenotyping. The phenotyping will involve analysis of different organs by flow cytometry and fluorescent microscopy

Deadline: June 9 | Published: May 25

1y; The project investigates the role of retinoid agonists in spinal cord injury. The successful candidate will be part of a highly motivated team using state-of-the-art techniques to look at the role of retinoid signalling neurite outgrowth

Deadline: June 6 | Published: May 25

ab 01.09.2013 für 3 y; 50%; Mitarbeit in der Lehre im Fach Bewegung und Sport am Institut Vorschul-/Unterstufe wie auch am Institut Primarstufe, insbesondere Entwicklung der Lehre im Bereich Sportdidaktik; ggf. Mitarbeit an Forschungs- und Entwicklungsprojekten; Möglichkeit zur wissenschaftlichen Qualifikation. Erfolgreich abgeschlossenes Studium der Sportwissenschaften mit Schwerpunkt Sportpädagogik/-didaktik; Erfahrung als Lehrer/in für das Fach Bewegung und Sport auf Kindergarten- und/oder Primarstufe; idealerweise Erfahrung in der wissenschaftlichen Mitarbeit in sportpädagogischen Forschungsprojekten, gerne im internationalen Kontext

Deadline: May 30 | Published: May 25

per 01.09.2013 für 5 y; part-time; Mitarbeit in der Lehre im Bereich Rhythmik, der im Fach Bewegung und Sport angesiedelt ist; bei Interesse auch Mitarbeit in Forschungs- und Entwicklungsprojekten sowie in den berufspraktischen Studien, inkl. Leitung von Mentoraten und Reflexionsseminaren sowie Praxisbesuchen. Studienabschluss auf Master-Stufe mit Bezug zum Themengebiet Rhythmik und mit Schwerpunkt auf Bewegung/Bewegungsförderung; Lehr­abschluss für die Volksschule wünschenswert; idealerweise Zusatz­aus­bildung wie z. B. Laban-Notation, Psychomotorik, Motopädagogik oder Eurythmie; Erfahrung als Lehrer/in für das Fach Bewegung und Sport auf Kindergarten- und/oder Primarstufe

Deadline: June 3 | Published: May 25

Tutoring in Mathematics, Statistics, Computer Science, Physics, Engineering, Chemistry, Biology, Languages & TOEFL, Economics, Calculator Technical Assistance, GMAT & SAT, Others

Published: May 25

Do you have a background in mathematics, physics, computer science, engineering or biomedical/neuroscience? Come and join our one year Postgraduate MSc Neuroimaging programme at the internationally renowned King'€™s College London'€™s Institute of Psychiatry (IoP) - one of the world'€™s largest and best known postgraduate teaching and research centres for studying the brain in health and illness. From imaging physics, studying rare patient populations and running scanning sessions to analysing and interpreting data, this MSc Neuroimaging will provide you with a broad set of skills to help you to thrive in your ensuing career choices, whatever your original scientific background

Published: May 25

Habilitation oder äquivalente akademische Qualifikation. Abgeschlossene fachliche Weiterbildung in Rechtsmedizin. Langjährige leitende Tätigkeit in einer rechtsmedizinischen Institution. Umfangreiche Erfahrungen in selbständiger Gutachtertätigkeit auf allen relevanten Gebieten der Rechtsmedizin, insbesondere bei der Abklärung aussergewöhnlicher Todesfälle, in der klinischen Rechtsmedizin und der Verkehrsmedizin. Angesehene wissenschaftliche Forschungstätigkeit im Bereich der Rechtsmedizin und aktive Drittmittel-Einwerbung. Eigenständige rechtsmedizinische Forschungsprojekte. Führungsfunktion als Direktor des Instituts für Rechtsmedizin. Hauptverantwortung für die studentische Lehre und die ärztliche Weiterbildung in Rechtsmedizin

Deadline: June 15 | Published: May 25

ab sofort; Ihr zukünftiges Arbeitsgebiet umfasst Führungsaufgaben in einem mittelgrossen Team, die Übernahme der Verantwortung für das Ressort praktische Prüfungen sowie eine Reihe weiterer didaktischer Aufgaben. Wir wünschen uns eine integrative und kommunikative Persönlichkeit mit einem abgeschlossenen Medizinstudium (alternativ abgeschlossene Hochschulausbildung) mit einer Zusatzausbildung in Hochschuldidaktik (vorzugsweise MME). Praktische Erfahrung in Medizindidaktik ist wünschenswert

Deadline: May 31 | Published: May 25

50-100%; Post-doctoral position available in an NIMH-funded study employing functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) to examine the effect of rTMS treatment for depression on brain networks. Position requires a person with a technical background sufficient to use fMRI data with TMS neuronavigation to locate areas for stimulation

Deadline: June 7 | Published: May 24

The Orthodontic Dental Assistant is expected to provide quality dental care to patients. This person will practice four handed dentistry, prepare operatories for the required procedures, will be responsible for organizing and coordinating patient charts and paperwork, and also this person is expected to provide quality customer service through strong interpersonal skills. Prepare patients for procedures which includes delivering patient personal oral hygiene instruction. Prepare various dental material such as cement. Take impressions and bite registrations. Take impressions and trim plaster models for labs and presentations. Remove excess cement from brackets and orthodontic bands

Published: May 24

100%; Patient care in inpatient and outpatient settings, teaching of medical students, house officers and fellows and establish independent research program in the Division of Hematology and Oncology

Deadline: July 12 | Published: May 24

100%; The Post Doctoral Dental Assistant is an integral member of the dental team providing quality dental care to patients. This person will be expected to demonstrate strong clinical skills by practicing four handed dentistry, preparing operatories for the required procedures, organizing and coordinating patient charts and paperwork, and providing good customer service through strong interpersonal skills. Provide clinical support by assisting the dentist in various dental procedures, exposing radiographs, preparing dental material for needed procedures, taking impressions and bite registrations, fabricating and cementing temporary crowns, suctioning and retracting during tooth preparations and operative procedures for fixed prosthodontice and periodontic procedures, ensuring optimal patient comfort, sterilizing instruments, during and after said procedures

Published: May 24

Technichian in this position will assist the Principal Investigator (PI) in experiments using molecular and cell biology techniques, such as plasmid construction and preparation, cell culture and transfection, tissue section preparation and staining, and microscopy. Assist the PI in mouse experiments and order laboratory supplies

Published: May 24

part-time; The staff of the Von Voigtlander Women's Hospital are committed to the care of antepartum, intrapartum and postpartum women and their newborns, in an environment that supports and empowers families. Low and high risk care is provided in a labor/delivery/recovery/postpartum (LDRP) setting. Common diagnoses include normal labor and birth, cesarean section, hypertensive disorders of pregnancy, preterm labor, multiple births, bleeding disorders, and congenital anomalies of the fetus

Deadline: June 30 | Published: May 24

100%; Duties of the person in this position will include the recruitment and follow up of eligible research subjects throughout their involvement in various research studies. This includes obtaining informed consent, carrying out study interventions, data maintenance, preparation of data for analysis and presentation. Bachelor's Degree in Psychology, Public Health or other related field preferred

Published: May 24

1 y; 100%; The incumbent will collaborate with PI to design and conduct experimental studies to develop voltage-sensitive proteins that are capable of reporting both absolute and relative changes in membrane potential with an excellent time resolution using molecular biological, electrophysiological, and optical methods. Design and construct plasmid DNAs that code for various voltage-sensitive fluorescent proteins. Isolate plasmid DNAs and express proteins in various cell types. Optically and electrophysiologically measure functions of voltage-sensitive proteins. Analyze the optical and electrophysiological results. Supervise undergraduate students. Previous experience with molecular biology, patch-clamp electrophysiology, single-cell time-resolved imaging, and simultaneous electrophysiological and optical measurements

Published: May 24

100%; The incumbent will provide patient care at Reading Hospital and Medical Center in the fields of trauma, emergency surgery and surgical critical care; educate medical students, surgical residents and trauma/scc/ess fellows as well as nurses, nurse practitioners and physician assistants in these fields. Administratively will direct with the Trauma program at RHMC under terms of its management agreement with Penn

Published: May 24

100%; The person in this position will perform experiments in a neurobiology research lab that studies the regulation of sleep/wake states using genetically modified mouse models. Perform molecular biology experiments, including Southern blotting, PCR, and in situ hybridization, immunocytochemistry and Western blotting. Maintain transgenic mouse lines. Perform behavioral experiments and EEG/EMG recordings to monitor activity and sleep/wake states. Help manage budgets, ordering and administrative issues for neuroscience lab

Published: May 24

100%; Responsibilities of the research specialist in this position include, but are not limited to: provide routine clinical and emergency care to a wide range of laboratory species at the Philadelphia and Glenolden campuses; oversight of colony health management; protocol review and consultation with researchers on animal models; investigator technical support; training and educational programs for animal care, research staff, and veterinary students; assisting in the perioperative care of surgical models; and serving as an IACUC member

Published: May 24

100%; Under limited supervision the incumbent will perform multiple research experiments investigating the roles of ion channels in physiology. Maintain mouse colonies, including breeding and genotyping. Maintain cell lines. Monitor lab supply use and place orders. Complete general lab maintenance and prep work, including preparation of solutions and reagents, autoclaving of media, glass, and plasticware. Perform synthesis, sequencing, and amplifications of cDNA. Prepare PCR, mini-preps, DNA/RNA gel electrophoresis, RNA in vitro transcription. Perform protein gel electrophoresis. Perform microscopy of living and fixed cells

Published: May 24

100%; Position responsibility includes recruiting subjects and patients for MRI and fMRI scans, filling out IRB forms, collecting MRI data and performing routine data analysis in MRI and fMRI data, and helping to prepare IRB applications and journal papers. Experience with Matlab or C is necessary

Published: May 24

100%; This Director position is for an individual who will serve as director of a "Mouse Hospital, " a new multi-investigator research group to study novel compounds for the treatment of pancreatic and other cancers. Director will be responsible for developing collaborative scientific and work relationships with scientific partners to build and test a drug pipeline in the mouse models. Working with pharmaceutical partners and overseeing the execution of sponsored research agreements arising from these efforts. Specific tasks will include supervising mouse hospital staff and participating in study execution (husbandry, genotyping, ultrasound, drug administration, measurement of outcomes), writing study reports, manuscripts, relationship building, and consultation with faculty and industry scientists and regulators

Published: May 24

The Clinical Chemistry Laboratories perform a wide array of testing, employing state-of-the-art total laboratory automation together with specialized testing that includes LC MS/MS. An MD or PhD or MD/PhD is required. There are numerous opportunities for participation in clinical/translational research

Published: May 24

100%; The Nurse Manager for the C&W OR will serve as the administrative and clinical leader in the Operating Room. Provide coordination between management and patient care activities that are consistent with the institutional objectives for achieving high standards of patient care, as well as other institutional goals and objectives. Provide essential coordination between patient care units within the organizational structure of Nursing Services. Provide coordination between operating rooms/procedural units, PACU, Anesthesia and in-patient units for efficient throughput that is consistent with unit and institutional goals and objectives

Deadline: June 17 | Published: May 24

part-time; Will work approximately 2 hours per week to provide weekly tutorials in group psychotherapy and will teach several weekend elective classes on group therapy. Applicants must have an M.D. or a combined M.D./Ph.D. degree

Published: May 24

100%; The Office of Technology Transfer at University of Michigan is seeking an individual to help review and negotiate material transfer agreements for the University

Deadline: June 7 | Published: May 24

Will focus on research with an emphasis in thyroid diseases and provide clinical care to adults. This position requires a rigorous program of independent research, multidisciplinary collaboration, and mentoring. Applicants must be board certified in Adult Endocrinology and be eligible for medical licensure in the State of Illinois

Published: May 24

80%; Patient care responsibilities will include general rheumatology clinic, outpatient procedures, and inpatient consults while supervising clinical trainees. Applicants are required to have a medical degree, be BC/BE in Rheumatology and hold a valid State of IL medical license

Published: May 24

part-time; The Division of Nephrology is currently seeking an Advanced Practice Professional (PA/NP) for its Outpatient Dialysis Clinic in the Livonia Specialty Center

Deadline: June 9 | Published: May 24

100%; Applications are invited for a postdoctoral position to participate in a National Science Foundation funded project on atmospheric chemistry in forested ecosystems. The position will be based at the University of Michigan in the Atmospheric, Oceanic and Space Sciences department with collaboration with Civil and Environmental Engineering at Washington State University. This project will mine data from past atmospheric chemistry field campaigns in forested environments (BEACHON, BEARPEX, CELTIC, UMBS, Harvard Forest) and the upcoming 2013 SOAS field campaign to simulate the role of BVOC in gas and particulate chemistry under a range of NOx conditions. The project will use a one-dimensional canopy-chemistry model to improve the understanding of the key physical and chemical processes that influence large-scale ozone and aerosol budgets and thus are needed for global and regional scale atmospheric chemistry models

Deadline: July 15 | Published: May 24

Will be expected to conduct research in the field of chemistry and will be expected to submit findings for publication, and attend and present at various national and international conferences and professional meetings. Will also be responsible for conducting graduate and undergraduate courses in chemistry

Published: May 24

Will be expected to conduct a vigorous independent research program, and to participate in clinical care and teaching. Applicants must have a medical degree, possess excellent clinical and teaching skills, be BC/BE in Cardiology and be eligible for medical licensure in the State of Illinois

Published: May 24

part-time; Work in an integrated fashion and act as coordinator of services between cardiology and cardiac surgery to effectively and efficiently assist in the management of pediatric cardiac surgery patients, facilitating providing high quality patient care for inpatients and outpatients. Administer nursing consultation via telecommunication services to patients and families upon discharge. Provide nursing support to Pediatric Cardiac Surgery Team including facilitate hospital to hospital transfers, complete patient insurance forms, provide education/orientation for inpatients and outpatients. Provide inpatient clinical support to the Advanced Practice Team by participating in clinical rounds, adjusting care orders and other activities as directed under protocol. Maintains compliance with JCAHO and hospital standards. Coordinates and reviews pediatric patient diagnostic tests and procedures. Documents care through detailed patient records. Emphasis on providing innovative clinical leadership, support, and mentoring to facilitate the development of the pediatric cardiac surgery team and other support services. Participates in data collection, as well as other QA/QI endeavors

Deadline: June 7 | Published: May 24

100%; Advanced Practice Professional responsibilities in the care of hematology patients under a collaborative agreement with designated primary physicians. May see patients with benign or malignant hematology disorders with an emphasis on coagulation disorders. Direct care and management in the outpatient setting would include: initiation of evaluation, admission and outpatient care of patients, patient and family education, counseling and support, collaboration with and referrals to other health care providers, and provision of education to nursing staff, students, and the community. Review laboratory, pathology and radiographic tests results and interface with medical staff and patients regarding test results and plan of care. Perform and document via dictation medical histories, physical exams, and telephone conversations. Contribute to the development, modification and interpretation of the hematology guidelines, policies, and procedures, including quality assurance activities. Participate in clinical and translational research as appropriate

Deadline: June 16 | Published: May 24

100%; The Division of Cardiovascular Medicine is currently seeking a Cardiac Catheterization Technologist to work in its busy Cardiac Procedures Unit Cardiac Catherization Laboratory

Deadline: July 2 | Published: May 24

100%; Will join a laboratory working on investigating the cell biology and synaptic function of presenilin. The goal is to investigate the mechanisms involved in presenilin-dependent protein processing, trafficking, signaling and associated synaptic abnormalities using cell culture, transgenic and knock-out animal models

Published: May 24

100%; The Division of Gastroenterology is seeking a post-doctoral laboratory research fellow who will be responsible for conducting research into basic molecular mechanisms of cancer progression and in the generation of intercellular heterogeneity within tumors

Deadline: June 7 | Published: May 24

100%; The University of Michigan is seeking a highly talented Volunteer Women's Field Hockey Coach. This position will be responsible for assisting with all phases of a Division I Women's Field Hockey program, within University of Michigan, The Big Ten Conference and NCAA rules and regulations. The responsibilities include, but are not limited to, on-field training of team and individuals, on-campus recruitment of prospective student-athletes, assisting student-athletes to achieve exceptionally high athletic and academic goals. Being a goalkeeping specialist/coach is preferred

Deadline: June 7 | Published: May 24

100%; Provide highly skilled clinical and research area coordination in the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery. The coordinator is responsible for day to day activities and will perform clinical and methodologic research activities for a number of clinical investigators. Duties will include data management and cleaning, conducting advanced data analyses using appropriate software (SAS, SPSS, STATA), and preparation of scientific reports, presentations, and manuscripts. This will involve significant intellectual input for appropriate methods and interpretation of results. They will also help in the design of important clinical research questions, will assist in writing major portions of research proposals and manuscripts, recruit subjects for studies, coordinate subject visits and data collection, manage and maintain data, conduct literature searches, prepare summary reports, and interact with the IRB and the Department's IRB clerk to assure compliance. This person will work directly with the principal investigators to develop and implement their research projects

Deadline: June 7 | Published: May 24

100%; -Provide oversight of the collaborative multidisciplinary symptom management clinic, including the pharmacy, nutrition, nursing, ma and clerical staff of the program -Organize/facilitate biweekly conferences, for the symptom management and supportive care program - Initiation of evaluation, admission and outpatient care of patients, patient family education, counseling and support, collaboration with and referrals to other health care providers, and provision of education to nursing staff, students, and the community. -Prescribe standard of care patient management and investigational clinical trial protocols. -Review laboratory and radiographic tests results and interface with medical staff and patients regarding results and plan of care

Deadline: June 10 | Published: May 24

100%; A Research Fellow position is available with the focus on mechanisms of learning and memory in the laboratory of Dr. Natalie Tronson, Psychology Department. In particular, the Tronson Lab is interested in the molecular basis for memory formation and its modulation by stress and inflammation

Deadline: June 14 | Published: May 24

2 y; 100%; Barts and the London School of Medicine and Dentistry and Queen Mary University of London have significant expertise in trauma science. Developing from the current Centre for Neuroscience and Trauma at the Blizard Institute, the proposed establishment of the Centre for Trauma Sciences will strengthen the bonds between various research groups and provide the framework for trauma sciences research that will lead to a step-change in outcomes for trauma patients. The research will focus on the interventions in the early phase after injury which would reduce long-term complications of central nervous system trauma, such as chronic pain, disrupted cognition or persistent inflammation. Candidates are expected to have extensive experience of neurotrauma research and an excellent publication record

Deadline: June 24 | Published: May 24

ab 01.07.2013 für 3 y; part-time; Isolierung, Identifizierung und ggf. Synthese von Maillardreaktionsprodukten, die Regulationsmechanismen der Sättigung in vitro und in vivo beinflussen. Durchführung von Zellkulturexperimenten mit anschl. molekularbiologischen Analysen (z.B. Protein- und RNA-Isolation, 2D-Gelelektrophorese, qRT-PCR, DNA- und miRNA-Micro Arrays) sowie Mitarbeit bei Humanstudien. Mitarbeit bei Lehrveranstaltungen in den Fächern Chemie und Ernährungswissenschaften in deutscher und englischer Sprache im kollektivvertraglichen Ausmass. Abschluss eines Diplom- oder Masterstudienganges im Fach Biologische Chemie oder vergleichbaren Disziplinen, Erfahrungen auf dem Gebiet der DNA-Micro Array-Analytik zur Identifizierung von sättigungs-assoziierten Genregulationen

Deadline: June 6 | Published: May 24

ab 01.07.2013 für 3 y; part-time; Isolierung, Identifizierung und ggf. Synthese von Kaffeeinhaltsstoffen, die Regulationsmechanismen der Sättigung in vitro und in vivo beinflussen. Durchführung von Zellkulturexperimenten mit anschl. molekularbiologischen Analysen (z.B. Protein- und RNA-Isolation, qRT-PCR, siRNA knock-down Ansätze), chemisch-analytische Tätigkeiten (z.B. HPLC, GC-MS, LC-MS) sowie Mitarbeit bei Humanstudien. Mitarbeit bei Lehrveranstaltungen in den Fächern Chemie und Ernährungswissenschaften in deutscher und englischer Sprache im kollektivvertraglichen Ausmass. Abschluss des Diplom- oder Masterstudienganges im Fach Biologische Chemie oder Ernährungswissenschaften. Erfahrungen auf dem Gebiet der Molekularbiologie, in Kombination mit chemisch-analytischen Techniken

Deadline: June 6 | Published: May 24

1+ y; 100%; Aufgabe: Erstellen von Funktionsmustern und Charakterisierung dieser; Optimierung und Abstimmung der benötigten Druckfarben auf den Druckprozess unter Berücksichtigung der Eigenschaften der Materialien und der verwendeten Substrate; Mitarbeit in der Lehre bei der Betreuung studentischer Arbeiten; Durchführung und Koordination von Forschungsarbeiten in Abstimmung mit kooperierenden Unternehmen im Rahmen von nationaler und internationaler Forschungskooperationen. Chemische/physikalische Kenntnisse zu organischen und anorganischen Funktionsmaterialien sowie in der Oberflächen- und Grenzflächenthermodynamik wären wünschenswert

Deadline: May 27 | Published: May 24

3+ m; 50%; Als Arbeitsaufgabe stehen die Synthese, die wissenschaftliche Planung und die Strukturcharakterisierung von polymeren Hybrid- und Kompositmaterialien für spezielle Anwendungen. Es besteht die Möglichkeit zur wissenschaftlichen Weiterqualifikation. Einstellungsvoraussetzung ist ein abgeschlossenes wissenschaftliches Hochschulstudium im Fach Chemie, mit Spezialausbildung in Polymerchemie, welches zur Zulassung zum höheren Dienst berechtigt. Erfahrungen auf dem Gebiet der organischen Synthese mit reaktiven Di-Carbonylverbindungen sind eine zwingende Voraussetzung

Deadline: May 27 | Published: May 24

Aufgaben: Charakterisierung antioxidativer Leitsubstanzen in Bier und deren Wirkung auf die Geschmacksstabilität. Anforderungsprofil: Abgeschlossenes Universitätsstudium; Erfahrung in der HPLC-Analytik (v. a. Bestimmung von Polyphenolen, Aminosäuren) sowie ESR-Analytik sowie nasschemischen Analytik wünschenswert; Validierung und Verifizierung von verfahrenstechnischen Operationen, Teamfähigkeit und Kommunikationsvermögen, Kenntnisse im Umgang mit der einschlägigen Laborsoftware sowie MS Office; gute Englischkenntnisse in Wort und Schrift, technologische Kenntnisse im Bereich der Lebensmittelchemie, Getränkeindustrie (ggf. Bierherstellung)

Deadline: June 3 | Published: May 24

3 y; This project team aims to develop a monitoring and early warning system for cyanobacterial blooms, and research factors influencing bloom formation, toxicity and collapse. This will be achieved through a close interaction of molecular microbiology, analytical chemistry and remote sensing technology. PhD position 1 - Role of bacteriophage and protozoa in formation, toxicity and collapse of harmful algal blooms (HABs) . The student will monitor both the expression and abundance of the cyanotoxin genes mcyA and mcyB using qPCR. This will be done in a) in pure cultures under various environmental conditions, b) in a monitoring campaign of selected lakes. The student will characterise the cyanobacterial population in the selected lakes by 454 pyrosequencing at the beginning, peak and end of the cyanobacterial growth season to provide basic microbiological information about the lakes. We are looking for a PhD candidate with strong skills in microbiology and/or molecular biology and a background in microbial ecology. The project includes a substantial amount of field-work. | PhD position 2 - Modeling the optical properties of cyanobacteria. We are looking for a PhD candidate with strong skills in experimental physics and willingness to participate in measurement campaigns on lakes

Deadline: May 31 | Published: May 24

100%; The Department of Cardiac Surgery, Section of Pediatric Cardiovascular Surgery, is currently seeking a Physician Assistant to assist physicians in the medical care and management of congenital heart patients, performing such functions as first assist in operating room and participating in a wide range of congenital heart procedures

Deadline: June 16 | Published: May 23

100%; 1. Manage and provide optimal nutrition care to patients seen in the outpatient clinics managed by the department of pediatric gastroenterology 2. Function efficiently and appropriately in a challenging, dynamic and interdisciplinary team environment 3. Attend daily outpatient clinic huddles and be an active participant of the multidisciplinary health care team 4. Work synergistically with the medical and clinical nutrition team 5. Develop and revise (as needed) feeding protocols and nutrition management plans for specific and appropriate populations managed by the pediatric gastroenterology program 6. Provide timely nutrition assessment, monitoring and intervention for all assigned outpatients with some oversight for inpatients

Deadline: June 5 | Published: May 23

100%; The Transplant Center Director is responsible for development and execution of its strategic plan across the Center for patient care, research and education including establishment of success metrics in conjunction with the Transplant Executive Committee and Organ Program Leadership. The role also provides the leadership oversight of the Transplant Center's operations and compliance/regulatory framework. The Transplant Director works collaboratively with Health System Leadership and department chairs to recruit and retain faculty needed to meet the Center's strategic plan. The Section Head of Transplant Surgery is directly responsible for coordinating all professional activities of faculty within the Section including activities related to clinical care, academic, teaching and administrative efforts. Additionally, the Section Head develops Section policies, oversees the budgeting and resource allocation process

Deadline: July 18 | Published: May 23