The researcher will plan, design, and execute complex experiments within the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Health. They will also contribute to manuscript preparation, data analysis, and the development of grant applications for extramural funding.
The lecturer will develop and teach an asynchronous online graduate-level course on strategic change for public health and population health management. Responsibilities include collaborating with instructional designers, creating course materials, and guiding students through the curriculum.
The lecturer will be responsible for developing and teaching online graduate courses in the Master of Systems Engineering program. Duties include curriculum and syllabus design, creating engaging course materials, and providing support to graduate students.
The student assistant will serve as a grader for the Mechanical Systems for Buildings and Green Building and Sustainable Construction courses. Responsibilities include evaluating student work with a flexible, self-paced schedule.
The specialist evaluates applicant transcripts, calculates GPAs, and determines if program prerequisites have been met within the Student Information System. They also provide support for admissions processes, respond to inquiries, and assist with documentation and quality control tasks.
The Metadata Student Assistant will create, transform, and edit non-MARC metadata for the university's digital collections. They will also perform quality reviews and assist with digital accessibility tasks such as transcribing and providing alternative text for images.
The Registration Coordinator manages patient scheduling, registration, and insurance verification while providing accurate information to clinical staff and patients. They are responsible for solving complex customer problems and coordinating requests to ensure efficient department operations.
The physician will provide patient-centered clinical care in thoracic imaging, focusing on oncology, interstitial lung disease, and critical care. Additionally, they will contribute to research initiatives and the training of graduate and postgraduate students.
This position develops, tests, and maintains clinical systems used in medication management and pharmacy automation. The role focuses on the design and optimization of specialty pharmacy patient management content within the Epic electronic medical record.
The associate assists with pre- and post-award grant activities, including reviewing expenditures and maintaining support documentation. They also support principal investigators by ensuring compliance with university and federal policies.
The Staff Senior Pharmacist coordinates pharmaceutical needs for patients, including medication order approval, drug interaction screening, and clinical consultation. They also supervise students and provide educational programs for hospital staff.
Provide interpreting services for d/Deaf or hard of hearing students in academic settings, faculty meetings, and public university programming. Ensure appropriate accommodations are met while maintaining a flexible schedule for evening and weekend hours.
The specialist will manage regional community awareness, outreach, and engagement activities for the SOAR initiative to identify risk factors for mental illness and addiction. They will facilitate discussions with community leaders and stakeholders while coordinating recruitment and promotional efforts across the state.
The position is responsible for assigning accurate ICD-10 and CPT-4 codes to inpatient and outpatient medical records to facilitate reimbursement and data collection. The coder must also address all billing edits and maintain productivity and quality standards while abstracting clinical information.
Responsible for the retrospective coding of inpatient medical records to ensure accurate reimbursement and regulatory compliance. Collaborates with CDI specialists and physicians to clarify documentation and resolve coding edits.
The analyst validates the accuracy and compliance of inpatient coding and DRG assignments through random and targeted audits. They resolve complex claim edits, support denial prevention, and provide educational feedback to coding staff to improve institutional quality performance.
The Project Manager is responsible for managing all data and biospecimen processes for investigator requests and special projects associated with the Total Cancer Care Program. This includes conducting reviews of applications, managing the review process, and serving as the primary liaison with internal and external collaborating groups.
