3 ehs technician jobs found

Laboratory Research Technician I Med-Neurology - Pennsylvania-Pittsburgh - (26006859) The University of Pittsburgh, Department of Neurology, would like to hire a Laboratory Research Technician I to join a translation cerebrovascular research lab. The laboratory Technician will perform a variety of independent laboratory work including executing experimental protocols, collecting and analyzing data, generating figures, and scientific writing. To perform these takes well, meticulous record keeping of research data and excellent interpersonal and communication skills are prerequisites. Following training from the principal investigator and/or senior research staff, the researcher is expected to perform tasks with minor supervision from the principal supervisor. The qualified candidate should have at least a bachelor's degree in biological science or equivalent. Candidates with demonstrated expertise in isolating Extracelluar Vesicles (EV's), familiarization...

Coordinator Work-in Process Labor - Pennsylvania-Pittsburgh - (26006576) The EMOC Coordinator staffs the 24/7/365 EMOC Command Center and is responsible for continuous monitoring of campus wide BAS/EMS networks, of the HVAC systems, and devices. Also provides coordination and support of any campus HAVC System or infrastructure event emergency involving Facilities Management. Duties and responsibilities are as assigned by FM Management. Position reports to EMOC Building Automation / Energy Management Systems Manager. Position is part of a Collective Bargaining Agreement with IUOE Local 95. Job Summary Staffs the EMOC Commander Center and is responsible for continuous monitoring of campus-wide BAS/EMS networks, systems, and devices. Provides coordination and support of any campus infrastructure event or emergency involving Facilities Management. Requires unsupervised work with job duties including monitoring the operation of building MEP and Utility...

Clinical Research Technician I Med-Surgery - Pennsylvania-Pittsburgh - (26006547) The Thomas. E. Starzl Transplantation Institute at the University of Pittsburgh is recruiting a part-time clinical research assistant to support clinical and health services research projects in kidney and pancreas transplantation (PI: Chethan Puttarajappa, MD, MS). Dr. Puttarajappa’s research focuses on (i) Deceased donor organ allocation (efficiency, impact of policy changes, and access to transplantation) (ii) Complications from donor derived viral infections such as EBV and CMV. (iii) Application of Decision Sciences to kidney transplantation. Research methods employed include clinical epidemiology using both electronic health record (EHR) data and data from the Scientific Registry of Transplant Recipients (SRTR), prediction modeling, survey techniques, and economic evaluations (cost-effectiveness...