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Experience in early-phase clinical studies and requirements for labs for study start-up and adapting clinical protocols to bioanalytical lab support. Primary interface and manager of external vendors/CROs supporting preclinical and clinical bioanalytical assay development and management.
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The UCSF Department of Radiology and Biomedical Imaging is a fully equipped teaching, research, and clinical facility, with 150 faculty. With over 30 clinical MRI scanners spread over multiple campuses, facilities, and outpatient centers, and 5 dedicated research MRI scanners, as well as a 7T and PET/MRI scanner, the department is well-equipped to perform cutting-edge research.
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The position requires strong management, business, facilitation and clinical skills including crisis management. Marriage and Family Therapist, Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor, or Clinical Psychologist preferred.
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The expected salary range for this position based on the primary location of South San Francisco, California is $120,700-$224,100 (Senior Scientist) and $141,500-$262,900 (Principal Scientist.
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Otsuka's Clinical & Scientific Liaison (CSL) will provide deep clinical expertise on-demand and will engage healthcare providers to offer personalized education on disease state, thought leadership and real-world evidence.
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Nonclinical Scientific Writer-BioanalyticsDo you want to be part of an inclusive team that works to develop innovative therapies for patients?
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The Associate Director of Radiopharmaceutical Process Development will be executing the CMC development plan and IND enabling activities, leading to the clinical manufacturing of the Drug Product.
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Certified Nurse Midwife - Maternal-Fetal Medicine - Clinical Faculty Position. Minimum of one-year clinical experience as a CNM (antepartum andintrapartum) The minimum base salary range for this position is $115,100-$305,900.
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Proclinical is seeking a dedicated Clinical Pharmacologist to join a dynamic global biotech team. VP of Clinical Pharmacology - Permanent - Fully remote from within US. The successful candidate will lead all Clinical Pharmacology activities in the US. This role can be based anywhere in the US and requires extensive travel.
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The incumbent will apply advanced data analysis skills and machine learning in collaboration with a group of computational and biological scientists to perform translational oncology research around multimodal translational data sets for programs in clinical development.
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Previous experience working in a matrixed environment to implement flow cytometry assay development and validation to support clinical trials. In this vital role you will design, develop and implement clinical biomarker assays employing innovative flow cytometry methods and techniques to support our drug development efforts.
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We develop, own and manage multi-family supportive housing and licensed residential care homes, and implement a broad array of scattered-site, one-on-one supportive housing, and clinical case management programs through partnerships with developmental services, homeless services, veterans’ services, and health care sectors.
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Lead, develop, and provide scientific leadership and disease biology direction with a focus on tumor biology and develop biomarkers to support small molecular drug discovery and clinical research, through the creation and execution of high-quality integrated translational plans to support oncology programs at preclinical and clinical stages.
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The Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics, University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) invites applications for a full-time ladder rank faculty position at the Associate or Full rank from applicants with deep expertise in the methods of contemporary quantitative epidemiology - including modern causal inference - and a strong interest and track record in methods education.
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As a Pharmacokinetics/Clinical Pharmacology Principal Scientist, you will utilize your experience to further characterize the novel kinetics of our new therapeutic modality and build complex models that inform study designs and decision-making throughout the drug development process.
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