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Grants Manager - Research Development West Des Moines
The Grants Manager – Research Development plays a key role in supporting and advancing the University’s externally funded research portfolio. This position manages the full lifecycle of grants and sponsored programs under minimal supervision, including identifying funding opportunities, supporting proposal development and submission, managing awards, and overseeing post-award activities. Working closely with faculty and research leadership, the role proactively enhances the volume and quality of grant submissions. As a hands-on, faculty-facing position, the Grants Manager also serves as a liaison among principal investigators (PIs), sponsors, and university offices, ensuring compliance with institutional policies and sponsor requirements.
Physician Assistant Behavioral Medicine (.8 FTE) Des Moines
Provide high-quality, evidence-based psychiatric care to adult patients within an academic behavioral health clinic under the supervision of a board-certified psychiatrist. Deliver comprehensive psychiatric evaluations and medication management, and facilitate group medical visits as assigned. Contribute to the education and mentorship of health profession students while supporting a collaborative, patient-centered model of care.
Non-Clinical Adjunct Faculty Health Sciences - Instructor Des Moines
Teaches courses and / or advises students in the MPH and/or MHA program curricula.
Faculty Development and Educational Support Specialist West Des Moines
The Faculty Development and Educational Support Specialist advances teaching quality and faculty growth at Des Moines University by delivering faculty development programming, facilitating workshops and presentations, and providing individualized instructional consultation and coaching to faculty. This position also contributes to the academic success of health professions students through direct academic support services. Working within Academic Support in the Center for Educational Enhancement, the Specialist partners with campus stakeholders and unit colleagues to deliver high-quality, evidence-based programming aligned with DMU’s mission and the needs of its health professions programs.
Assessment Data Domain Manager West Des Moines
The DMU College of Osteopathic Medicine is seeking an Assessment Data Domain Manager to collaborate with program staff in support of data management, data quality oversight and data analysis. The data domain manager will prepare and manage assessment datasets and related tools, analyze data and assemble report materials in support of student learning and program effectiveness.
Athletic Trainer PRN West Des Moines
Athletic Trainers are healthcare providers who specialize in providing primary care, injury and illness prevention, wellness promotion and education, emergent care, examination and clinical diagnosis, and rehabilitation of injuries and medical conditions. Athletic Trainers will provide onsite coverage at the MidAmerican Rec Plex or at other affiliate locations as needed for a wide variety of sports. In addition, athletic trainers will provide education to athletes, families, coaches, DMU, and the community on injury prevention, sports rehabilitations, and performance enhancement.

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