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Post-approval monitoring (PAM) and researcher training are essential responsibilities of the ACUC. To this end, the Johns Hopkins University ACUC is seeking qualified applicants for the position of ACUC Director, Post-Approval Monitoring , with an appointment in the ACUC office, and with voting membership on the IACUC committee.
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Job Req ID: 114302 ACUC Director, Post-Approval Monitoring Johns Hopkins University is looking to add staff to the Animal Care and Use Committee (ACUC). Post-approval monitoring (PAM) and researcher training are essential responsibilities of the ACUC. To this end, the Johns Hopkins University ACUC is seeking qualified applicants for the position of , with an appointment in the ACUC office, and with voting membership on the IACUC committee.
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Reporting to the SRS Senior Program Officer, the SRS Program Specialist for Data, Monitoring & Quality will support Global Refuge in delivering high-quality programs and services for unaccompanied children and families.
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Project types include, but are not limited to: water resources, stream restoration, stormwater management, wetland mitigation/ monitoring, reforestation/ monitoring, transportation, and facilities.
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Conduct alert reviews from internal and external sources, including negative news and transaction monitoring, performing the necessary research and analysis of transactional activity in order to determine if an escalation is required for further review.
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The successful candidate will be responsible for leveraging their data science background to drive compliance monitoring data analytics initiatives. You’ll focus on promoting and monitoring compliance with applicable external laws and regulations as well as internal policies and procedures to help manage PwC’s regulatory, litigation, and reputational risk.
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Leads a team of cybersecurity professionals across a broad range of disciplines including risk management, compliance/audits, incident response, security tool implementation and monitoring, analytics, threat hunting/emulation, security engineering, monitoring/detection, governance, and training.
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Monitoring and Evaluation:Establish and maintain a robust monitoring system with USDAPHIS for deer populations and the natural areas team for vegetation health. Establish and oversee deer enclosure fence monitoring schedule with volunteers and Forestry staffPotential Responsibilities: Implementation Planning:Develop and oversee the phased implementation of deer management strategies.
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Implement risk management strategies to include predictive and preventive maintenance activities in mechanical and electrical systems (vibration analysis, lubrication oil analysis, motor circuit evaluation, corrosion monitoring, thermography, equipment laser alignment, etc.
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Emphasis in aseptic processing, QC microbiology, environmental monitoring, water systems, quality control, validation and manufacturing processes is essential. They will supervise the following activities in support of the Microbiology, Environmental Monitoring, and Utility testing programs, which includes microbiological product testing, monitoring of the manufacturing production space, and supporting quality initiatives.
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Provide construction management support, including inspection and monitoring of roadway and bridge structures to ensure compliance with safety regulations. MDOT Material Certifications are a plus (Asphalt, Concrete, Pavement Marking, Soils, Intermediate Traffic Control Certified, etc.
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We are the industry leader in intraoperative neuromonitoring (IONM) services in the US—monitoring over 60,000 cases annually, providing IONM services to over 450 hospitals nationwide, and supporting over 1,700 surgeons.
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Ten years of direct experience in natural resource permitting, stream and wetland monitoring, or forestry. Lead natural resource investigations, field surveys, and site monitoring. Prepare reports on field investigations and yearly monitoring reports.
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Investigate potentially suspicious activity arising from Transaction Monitoring Alert escalations, branch or business unit escalations, information sharing compliance programs (e.g., USA PATRIOT Act sections 314(a) and 314(b.
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Appropriate, timely reporting of all matters that are unsafe or unapproved modifications, affect regulatory, ET STCW Rest Hours or living conditions, cable operations, ship navigation, regulatory compliance, monitoring, and/or ISO Process 10 compliance to the Captain, Chief Engineer and/or 40-2121 Department Head as required.
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