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The successful candidate will be actively involved in method development and project support in collaboration with data science teams, computational and experimental protein scientists, computational and medicinal chemists, project biologists, toxicology and pharmacokinetics and IT colleagues.
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NMS Labs has developed an extensive menu of more than 2,500 Clinical and Forensic toxicology tests to support clients in healthcare, public health and public safety fields. Initiate, coordinate and enforce optimal warehouse security, operational policies, and procedures, maintaining standards of health, safety, and hygiene.
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Expertise in ophthalmic examinations or expertise/knowledge in ophthalmology (e.g., anatomy, pharmacology, or toxicology). Serve as the single point of control (Study Director) on assigned acute through chronic general toxicology studies across all modalities.
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IES Engineers is a Blue Bell, Pbased firm providing comprehensive environmental engineering, process engineering, environmental compliance and permitting, industrial hygiene, health and safety, toxicology, process safety, remediation, and decommissioning consulting services.
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Candidates should hold an advanced degree in toxicology, environmental or chemical engineering, environmental health, environmental science, biology, chemistry, or similar field. Our staff is comprised of registered professionals in civil engineering, geology, hydrogeology, and geotechnical engineering.
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