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contribute to the excellence of our academic community. JOB DESCRIPTION: Coordinates and directs departmental activities which may include the department's residency program, the transitional year program and
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contribute to the excellence of our academic community. The Carter Center is a 501(c)(3), not-for-profit, nongovernmental organization founded in 1982 in Atlanta, GA, by former U.S. President Jimmy Carter and
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., conducting and analyzing fMRI or EEG studies), behavioral experiment administration, IRB management, or clinical interviewing experience will all be viewed positively, but are not required. Strong computer
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errors of metabolism. The fellow will provide clinical support to the Emory MNT4P Program and Metabolic Genetics Clinic, as needed. The fellow will collaborate with PI and other team members on protocol
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. Writes routine reports and correspondence, and assists with the development of project/program materials. Organizes meetings and events. Works with and maintains data management and filing for projects
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faculty, 2 Clinical Psychologists, and 6 research PhDs. Program strengths include hepatology and IBD and members are engaged in national consortiums including the following: ICN, ChiLDReN, PUSH, NASH CRN
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possible. Learn more at http://enprc.emory.edu The Animal Care Trainee learns to perform routine duties associated with animal care in a research setting, such as feeding, administering medication
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faculty, 2 Clinical Psychologists, and 6 research PhDs. Program strengths include hepatology and IBD and members are engaged in national consortiums including the following: ICN, ChiLDReN, PUSH, NASH CRN
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contribute to the excellence of our academic community. The Program Coordinator duties are organizing, coordinating, and planning operational facets of a program and its related activities which include, but
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contribute to the excellence of our academic community. The Emory Pathology PEACE Visiting Scholar Program is an educational initiative under the Partnership of Emory and Allies for Cancer and Education (PEACE