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. Maintain cleanliness and organization of work station. Perform other related duties as assigned. Unique duties: The Brain Imaging Research Division at Wayne State University's Department of Psychiatry
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. Manages the purchase requisition and purchase order process. Processes inventory sheet transfers. Maintains detailed records for all requisitions, po’s, and chemical handling and supplies. Leads random and
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Cashiers Office. Open, distribute and process incoming mail check payments. Prepare receipts for payments received. Conduct daily balancing of transactional activity, ensuring accuracy of posting and deposit
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enrollment targets (update position postings, proactively identify networks and pathways for promoting the position, circulate recruitment information to key contacts, review
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, and Western blot analysis as trained by the principal investigator. Image and analyze images of retinal tissues using confocal, electron, and light microscopy. Assist PI with ordering laboratory
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calcium imaging, patch clamp recordings, immunohistochemistry, and molecular biological studies. Motivated young and old scientists are encouraged to apply. Experiences with animal research are preferable
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vendor quotes and complete university purchasing processes - Assist with Donor fulfillment shipment processing and inventory management - Learn WDET's E-Mail client and assist as needed with WDET email
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administrative skills. Ability to establish and maintain rapport with students from diverse backgrounds. Computer literacy: strong knowledge of Microsoft Office programs and Banner preferred. Ability to use
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, or ecological awareness is preferred. Proficient in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, etc.) and Google products (Drive, Sheets, Docs, Forms, Calendar, etc.). Must be confident communicating through
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member of a team. • Collaborate proactively and effectively with campus partners to provide services to eligible students. • Advise prospective and current undergraduate, post-bachelor, and graduate