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Lab. 1 year experience in an Acute Care hospital. Experience working or volunteering in UC Davis Blood Gas Lab. College level mathematics, human physiology and chemistry preferred. Key Responsibilities
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and procedures regarding purchasing, inventory management and control, travel, and entertainment. Knowledge of institutional information systems and their application/use. Mathematical and analytical
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basic mathematical computations (including addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division); read and interpret mathematical information from tables and charts (such as time schedules). Ability
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with medications, drugs, and fluids commonly used in horses and performing mathematical calculations to calculate doses. Experience with equine, husbandry, anatomy, behavior, and basic physiology
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. Experience with aseptic techniques, medication administration, fluids commonly used in equine, performing mathematical calculations to calculate doses, bandaging and wound care, basic technical diagnostic and
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mathematical skills to accurately calculate, manipulate and evaluate large volumes of data related to budgetary and financial activities. Excellent attention to detail in reviewing, compiling, analyzing and
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Qualifications - For full consideration, applicants are encouraged to upload license and/or certification if required of the position Bachelor’s degree in science, technology, engineering, mathematics, or any
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, generate reports, write SOPs, perform data searches, operate software integrated equipment and test analyses. Knowledge of mathematics to perform dilutions and calculate test results. Knowledge of chemistry
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information is required in this position. Knowledge and use of basic mathematical calculations; addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Skills for accurate calculations of inventory replenishment