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Clinical Laboratory Technologist
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Syracuse
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| Will function as a technologist in one or more areas (Microbiology, Hematology, Chemistry/Microscopy, Blood Bank and Immunology) of the laboratory performing patient care testing. Perform duties that may include; running various laboratory instrumentation, performing manual testing, specimen receiving and processing; computer related duties such as patient entry, test request entry/requisition format, on-line/manual entry of test results, data retrieval, printing and answering worksheets, printing panic and pending log sheets, phoning panic values and documenting in computer system, quality control, reagent preparation, following general laboratory and safety procedures including universal precautions and chemical and biochemical hazard precautions. |
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Nurse Research Scientist
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Syracuse
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| The Nurse Research Scientist, will engage nursing in research by promoting, supporting and facilitating nursing participation in research activities to advance clinical practice. This individual will support nursing by using evidence-based practices to conduct clinical research, translation of research into practice and the dissemination of research results both internally and externally. The Nurse Research Scientist will provide leadership for research and evidence-based practice education to clinical staff, by conducting both formal & informal classes and information sessions. The Nurse Research Scientist will build a infrastructure that supports and engages nurses about evidence based practice and research to enable them to provide the best and safest practices for patients. This individual will supervise the Evidence Based Practice Program Manager. |
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Assistant Professor/Associate Professor/Professor
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Syracuse
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| Assistant Professor/Associate Professor/Professor of Public Health & Preventive |
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Clinical Assistant Professor/Rheumatologist
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Syracuse
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| Pediatric Rheumatologist |
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Associate Professor
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Syracuse
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| Seeking diabetes researchers to join our Clinical and Translational Diabetes Research group and our Islet Biology Laboratory group |
