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Tufts University offers a competitive wage and a wide range of benefits including a 100% tuition remission for employees who want to further their education, generous Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance, Low-Cost Life Insurance, Eligibility for both University-Funded 401b and Employer-Sponsored 401a Retirement Plans, Paid Holidays, and Generous Sick and Vacation Pay.
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The Tufts Veterinary Field Service is the largest mobile large animal practice in the Northeast.
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The Program Coordinator is responsible for the day-to-day administrative functions of the Doctor of Physical Therapy Program-Seattle (DPT Program-Seattle) and primarily supports the Curriculum and Faculty Research teams.
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