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  • Postdoctoral Research Associate in Fort Worth

    The role of the doctoral-level scientist will be to help lead and execute complex research projects using in vivo, ex vivo, and in vitro approaches to investigate mechanisms of neurological injury, neuroinflammation, degeneration, and recovery. The primary purpose of this position is to expand the laboratory’s research capacity by providing dedicated support for experimental design, data generation, analysis, manuscript preparation, and grant development. In addition, the position will contribute to trainee mentorship and collaborations across related projects that share common neuroimmune mechanisms and technical approaches. The role exists to help sustain productivity, advance translational research goals, and support the continued growth of a highly collaborative research program.

  • Program Manager in Fort Worth

    TCOM Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine is looking for an experienced grant and project manager, with proven experience in grant administration, budget management, regulatory and compliance requirements, reporting, and identifying research opportunities. This position is a 1.0 FTE, serving in two capacities at .5 each. Texas Child Mental Health Care Consortium (TCMHCC) Project Manager, which includes 8-10 projects. UNT Health subcontracts with JPS Health Network to implement most of the TCMHCC projects. The Project Manager works closely with UNT Health’s Principal Investigator (PI) and TCMHCC Executive Committee member, JPS Health Network, other contracted partners, and UNT Health clinical partners to ensure that projects are implemented in accordance with state legislation and guidance from TCMHCC statewide leadership. Public Health Research Portfolio, working with the Associate Dean of Research in Public Health and the Assistant Director for the Office of Research Services. This position is to help manage the CPH's research portfolio. The position partners closely with all stakeholders necessary for smooth research management operations, including the Office of Sponsored Programs, Budget Office, and HR.

  • Senior Photographer/Videographer in Denton

    This is a professional position that participates in the planning and production of video projects as either a team leader or team member for the purpose of recruitment, image and community relations. Work includes creating high quality video content consistent with the university's mission and strategic goals using a combination of sophisticated techniques and professional experience; operating digital cameras, audio and lighting equipment on location as well as in the studio and post production video editing; exercising independent creative judgment and technical expertise in shooting and editing for a variety of creative projects; and collaborating with UBSC leadership and other staff in a work team environment.

  • Percussion Summer Camp Team Member in Denton

    The music summer camp intern provides additional instructional support and supervision for minor summer campers during College of Music summer programs. Duties include escorting campers between events, supervising students overnight in the dorms, and/or providing small group instruction. We are currently seeking interns to support the UNT Marching Percussion Camp and the American Percussion Seminar, occurring between May 31, 2026-June 5, 2026.

  • Part-Time Custodian in Fort Worth

    Performs routine, general, custodial and maintenance tasks in the care and cleaning of assigned classrooms, offices and facilities and keeping them in a clean, sanitary and safe condition. Keep buildings in clean and orderly condition. Perform heavy cleaning duties, such as cleaning floors, shampooing rugs, washing walls and glass, and removing rubbish.

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