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screening referenced in the University’s Animal Handler Health Surveillance Program on an annual basis. Required Background Check, Physical, and Drug Screening for Incumbents Who Have Contact or Exposure
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with basic computational programs such as Microsoft Excel/Word, GraphPad Prism, etc. • Ability to perform meticulous laboratory work with careful attention to detail, and in strict adherence
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of the Departments Sports Medicine Program. This position is outreach focused, with some travel required. Must be able to work a variable schedule which could involve some nights and weekends. You will be based at a
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Summary The Assistant Director of Biosafety (AD) is responsible for a leading role in the biological safety program on the Tulane University Uptown and Downtown campuses. Under the direction
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Education, or other health/education related field. Ability to demonstrate experience in health promotion planning, implementation and evaluation in higher education. Excellent computer skills. Ability
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holiday working hours Good communications and personal relations skills Computer literacy Ability to use of two-way radios Required Education and/or Experience No prior experience or training required
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Surveillance Program on an annual basis. REQUIRED BACKGROUND CHECK, PHYSICAL, AND DRUG SCREENING FOR INCUMBENTS WHO HAVE CONTACT OR EXPOSURE TO ANIMALS OR ANIMAL TISSUES: Selected candidates must complete and
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collection and analysis, as well as program coordination, may also be pursued at times. This position participates regularly in Campus Health, therapist team, and Counseling Center staff meetings and trainings
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team prior to the 6-month deadline. Program success is defined as a commitment for future go/no go commercial launch of the company, a the commitment of funding and/or creation of a funding strategy to
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PhD or equivalent terminal degree who play a major role in enabling the Surgical Oncology & Endocrinology research program through collaborative and collegial interactions with faculty, fellows