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-to-practice NPs and student NPs via the Columbia University School of Nursing program. Minimum Qualifications Bachelors degree and five years of experience Preferred Qualifications Prior experience in
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milestones and measurement criteria. Responsibilities Oversees and directs a broad range of high-level projects including implementation, and coordination of selected program initiatives; monitors, staffs and
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CRM. Responsibilities Coordinate the admissions application process and field prospective and applicant inquiries. Advise applicants on admissions requirements and policies, and communicate program
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databases. Proficient in programming languages (Python or R). Experience with high-performance computing (Linux system) is preferred. Experience in conducting WGS and phylogenetic analysis is required. Strong
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. Familiarity with the following or similar Scripting languages Windows command line interface Linux/Unix Cloud technology and storage Knowledge of AirWatch or other iOS MDM. SCCM and Microsoft Server 2012/2016
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is preferred. - Interest in the development of health information technology, public health, LGBT health, HIV prevention or management and/or health informatics. - Experience working on research
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website programming a plus Experience with FileMaker Pro, Qualtrics, and REDCap a plus Other Requirements Organizational, analytical, quantitative, and computer (e.g., word processing, spreadsheet software
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engaging the public. Other Requirements Must successfully complete applicable systems and training requirements. Participation in Medical Surveillance Program: Contact with patients and/or human research
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or neuroscience and extensive experience in quantitative methods will also be considered. The candidate should have good knowledge of one programming language used for computational modeling
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needed in the research setting for Myeloma subspecialty program within the Division of Medical Hematology/Oncology at Columbia University Irving Medical Center. · Solves problems in moderately