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We are driven by discovering and developing regenerative biologics utilizing human placental tissue to provide breakthrough therapies addressing the unmet medical needs for patients across multiple areas of healthcare.
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This position is to serve as the Clinical Research Coordinator for a series of cross-discipline projects within the School of Medicine (SOM) Divisions of Biomedical Sciences and Clinical Sciences, with primarily focus on clinical trials sponsored by the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine (CIRM.
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Loma Linda University Medical Center and Children Hospital are active sites for multiple solid organ transplants with multiple collaborative opportunities in transplant immunology and regenerative medicine in adults and children.
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Loma Linda University was established in 1905 and Loma Linda University Medical Center and Children’s Hospital are the major and only Academic Medical Centers in the Inland Empire in Southern California that provide Transplant and Cell therapy.
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