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Date 07/14/2025 Requisition Number PRN16054N Job Title UU Student - Other Working Title GIS Intern Job Grade SJ FLSA Code Nonexempt Patient Sensitive Job Code? No Type Non Benefited Staff / Student
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Details Open Date 07/02/2025 Requisition Number PRN42374B Job Title PS Clinical Research Coord Working Title GI Clinical Research Coord - Adapt Coord Job Grade E FLSA Code Administrative Patient Sensitive
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Date 06/20/2025 Requisition Number PRN42246B Job Title Surveyor Technician Working Title Field GIS Technician Job Grade D FLSA Code Nonexempt Patient Sensitive Job Code? No Standard Hours per Week 40
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the university Space Planning and Scheduling to ensure space changes are being accurately tracked in Archibus and/or GIS so as to provide an always current inventory of assets. · Participate in on-site space
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~60% FTE – General GI: Performs phone management with patients’ parents, chart review, care coordination, triage, and problem management. Discusses patient and family concerns in person/over the phone
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) office. The role will work under the direction of the Disease Center Leader and GI Program Manager, with support from the PRISMPSTO/Adapt manager. The coordinator will support various projects related
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clinical program. Candidates will be expected to direct a translational or clinical research program that complements both GI and Internal Medicine goals. Candidates must have an MD or DO degree. Faculty
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. Responsibilities Essential Functions Administers controlled drugs, intravenous solutions, antibiotics, and other agents used to treat medical problems. Anticipates and recognizes deviations from normal infant
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clinical work Responsibilities Responsibilities include: Facilitating and instructing the group in mastery of the Integrated physical exam, focused exams in HEENT/Neuro, Cardiopulmonary, GI, and
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of the special diet, injection of the study agent(s), performance of specialized surgeries and monitoring animal recovery) and bench studies relevant to experimental brain injury. The Schober lab focuses