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related to grants and contracts management Proficient use of computers; requires solid working knowledge of MS Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) Ability to create high-quality written documents Ability
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• Excellent program-planning, logistical, organizational, time-management, and problem-solving skills • Knowledge of Microsoft Office, as well as social media and marketing mediums Required Education and/or
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the delivery of a summer conference program that meets financial targets while delivering an experience that represents excellence. This position fulfills the critical role of overseeing the daily management
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to patients when they seek care or advice. Required Education and/or Experience • Master's Degree. • Completion of an ANA-approved Nurse Practitioner program with either an AANC or AANP certification
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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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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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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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compliance for the TNPRC animal care and use program (animal records, post approval monitoring, and adequate animal care staffing), administration of the Office of the Chair in the Division of Veterinary