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A Ph. D. in accounting, business administration, economics, engineering, finance, industrial/organizational psychology, human resources, political science, public administration, social work, statistics, computer science, management information systems (MIS), quantitative business analysis.
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Position Information Vacancy Number: F-00375 Position Title: Assistant/Associate Professor of Healthcare Administration Classification Title: Department: Business Administration Employment Type: Full-Time Special Instructions to Applicant: The Auburn University at Montgomery, College of Business, Department of Business Administration invites applications from qualified candidates for the position as Assistant/Associate Professor of Healthcare Administration.
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Associates Degree from a regionally accredited institution in business statistics, educational studies, business administration or directly related field and six (6) years of professional-level experience in research and analysis that includes responsibility for coordinating projects and programs.
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MS/MA in Business Administration/Management, Accounting, Finance, Math Economics, Computer Science or Management Information Systems (MIS) and 1 year of experience or BS/BA in Business Administration/Management, Accounting, Finance, Math, Economics, Computer Science or Management Information Systems (MIS) and 6 years of experience.
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The Grants Manager - Research Administration position provides professional-level administrative, analytical, and academic support to the HMC Section of the Division of General Internal and is responsible for establishing policies and ensuring adherence by physician/faculty researchers (principal investigators), research staff, trainees and collaborators.
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Title: Senior Business Analyst, EmpowerSF, QA Test Manager. Senior Business Analyst, EmpowerSF, QA Test Manager, Represents Payroll Administration as the SAP SuccessFactors technical lead in external meetings and activities.
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A bachelor's degree in occupational safety and health, safety studies, natural science, business or public administration, education or allied field. Note: A master's degree in occupational safety and health, safety studies, natural science, business or public administration, education or allied field may be substituted for two years of the above professional work experience requirement.
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Relevant experience includes Business Analyst/Manager, Management Analyst, Financial Analyst, QA Analyst, Accountant, and IT Project Manager/Lead, Project Control Specialist or related occupations.
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BA/BS in Human Resources, Business Administration, Marketing or Communications; Master’s Degree preferred; SPHR/PHR or SHRM-SCP/CP Certification preferred. This includes talent acquisition, employee relations, performance management, benefits administration, and HR compliance.
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The physician will have, or soon to have, an academic appointment at Associate Professor or Professor level.
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Reporting to the VP, of Major Capital Projects, the Director leads the construction administration and coordination process for a highly complex program – the proposed New Hospital at UCSF Helen Diller Medical Center (NHPH), Site Make Ready (SMR), Hospital Make Ready (HMR), Moffitt Seismic and Moffitt-Long Renovation projects for UCSF Health.
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Bachelor’s Degree involving major study that may include social work, nonprofit management, social justice, public administration, business administration, or operations; Master’s degree preferred.
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The Stuart Foundation seeks a strategic, effective, and knowledgeable multidisciplinary leader as Vice President, Finance and Administration – reporting to the President, sitting on the Senior Leadership Team, and directly supervising three team members – to oversee and enhance finance, operations, and board relations in alignment with the Foundation’s mission, values, goals, and strategies.
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Bachelor's degree in business administration, finance or accounting or related area required. Master's degree in business administration, finance, or related field. Direct and oversee business office, information technology, buildings and grounds, safety and security, and other auxiliary services college-wide in a multi-campus setting to include, but not limited to, food service, bookstore, fleet services, enterprise risk management, snow emergency/campus closure, records retention, and capital/construction projects.
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The National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) requires a full-time Business Systems Analyst (BSA), with demonstrated information management transformation and designing collaboration tools (e.g., SharePoint configuration) expertise, who will provide direct support to the Business Process Team (BPT) Lead and team members.
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