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Assistant Director, Health Professions Advising
The Pre-professional & Exploratory Advising Center is seeking an Assistant Director, Health Professions Advising. The Assistant Director of Pre-Health Professions Advising will assist the Director in leading the pre-health programming and advising provided at Kansas State University. The Assistant Director will provide supervision and oversight to the pre-health advisors. This position will be responsible for data collection, reporting and assessment of the pre-health advising and programming for the Center, in addition to coordinating pre-health related course instruction.
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Assistant Professor
The Interior Design program at Kansas State University is searching for a new team member at the rank of tenure-track assistant professor. This 9-month position has a starting date of August 2026, with a competitive salary commensurate with qualifications and experience.
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IT Purchasing Agent
The IT Purchasing Agent supports the day-to-day operations and tactical functions of the central Purchasing Office related to procurement of Information Technology goods and services.
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Program/Project Consultant
This position will work directly with an IMSE faculty member to support his research centers’ (GRIP and NSF Global Center) activities. The position will work with economic development planning, proposal development, team meetings, help keep project timelines aligned, schedule team meetings, and work with industry partner engagement.
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Recruitment Award Coordinator
The Office of Student Financial Assistance seeks applicants to join our 5-member scholarship team. This position’s primary responsibility is to be the point-person in the awarding of renewable scholarships to newly admitted students and to renew scholarships of continuing students who have met eligibility. Additional responsibilities include the awarding of sponsorships and waivers to students. Close collaboration with campus partners is essential. Strong attention to detail, excellent customer relationship skills, and ability to leverage technology are necessary.
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Veterinary Assistant – Urgent Care
The Veterinary Health Center (VHC) within the College of Veterinary Medicine is seeking a Veterinary Assistant to join our dedicated Urgent Care team to help facilitate exemplary patient care and quality customer service. The person in this role should possess strong communication and organization skills as well as the ability to prioritize, remain calm, and think clearly when emergencies present to the hospital. Responsibilities may include restraint of patients for treatments, transporting patients, restocking supplies, and maintaining cleanliness and general upkeep of the service area. Working hours for this position will include Monday-Friday, 7am-4pm, with a rotating on-call schedule.
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Veterinary Sample Processing Specialist - Accessioning
The primary duties entail performing all aspects of VDL pre-analytical work including: receive and open packages from couriers and delivery service, organize, accession, and label samples, data, entry and data entry verification.
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Research Assistant
Laboratory work related but not limited to eukaryotic cell culture, virus culture, generation and maintenance of primary cells. Application of reverse genetics requires a variety of molecular biology techniques, such as PCR, cloning and DNA sequencing. General laboratory tasks include making buffers, media and maintaining inventories for biological materials.
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Instructor/Locum-Cardiology
Kansas State University and the College of Veterinary Medicine is seeking a Cardiology locum.
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Veterinary Nurse II
This position provides veterinary support and performs semi-routine tasks to assist with laboratory needs during junior surgery and clinical skills courses, as well as assisting with other DCS courses. Duties will include working with large animals and shelter dogs. The fall semester primarily works with shelter dogs and the spring semester is large animal focused and labs consist of bovine, equine and small ruminant patients. The employee provides assistance in the care of patients through independently performing technical procedures and administering treatments. This position requires the ability to be a forward thinker. The ability to anticipate the next step or anticipating the need for extra safety measures in relation to student/personnel safety or biosecurity measures. The successful candidate should be an effective communicator.
In addition, this position may have some cross-training requirements with the Veterinary Health Center.
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