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Preferred Qualifications Previous experience with embryology of model organisms, such as zebrafish, and background in phylogenomic and molecular biology (in situ hybridizations, PCR, cloning). Experience with molecular biology and embryology of model organisms like zebrafish.
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Foundations of Medicine 2 (FM2): Genetics, Embryology, and Histology (5 weeks) Foundations of Medicine 2 (FM2): Genetics, Embryology, and Histology (5 weeks) Report all critical issues the Academic Success Manager immediately.
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Foundations of Medicine 1 (FM1): Anatomy and Physiology (6 weeks) REPORTS TO:Learning Specialist. Provide Supplemental Instruction to enhance students' academic success in the. Foundations of Medicine 4 (FM4): Immunology and Microbiology (4 weeks.
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RMA is seeking a full-time Laboratory Assistant to join our growing team of RMA Southern California in Los Angeles, CA. This position will be responsible for executing Embryology, Andrology and Endocrine laboratory techniques according to established policies as well as adhering to RMA's quality assurance/control operating procedures.
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Foundations of Medicine 5 (FM5): Pharmacology and Pathology (6 weeks) Be able to work flexible hours 15-20 hours per week, including weekly student sessions and office hours for the entire academic year.
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