7 Stanford University jobs found

MANAGER / ANIMAL FACILITY Position Number: S-3896 Position Summary: Responsible for the administration and day-to-day operation of the animal research facility in the Health Professions Building. Required Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree or a combination of education and experience that equates to four years. Three years of qualifying work experience in animal holding facilities and knowledge of their operations. Eligible for certification by the American Association for Laboratory Animal Science upon hire. Knowledge of current public policy and federal and state regulations and standards regarding proper and humane care and use of laboratory animals. Demonstrated positive interpersonal skills. Demonstrated ability to communicate effectively and project a positive image. Computer skills including word processing, and Excel. Preferred Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in Animal Health Care. Previous experience with animal laboratory...

Laboratory Technician Department: Biological Science Location: Holland, MI This position supports instructional laboratory operations for the Biological and Physical Sciences at the GRCC Lakeshore Campus. The position serves as the primary laboratory support professional at the Lakeshore Campus and is responsible for coordinating day-to-day laboratory operations, preparing laboratory materials and reagents, maintaining inventories, purchasing supplies and equipment, supporting laboratory safety and compliance, and providing technical support to faculty and students. The position also provides operational support for community outreach events and may assist with laboratory operations at the GRCC Grand Rapids campus as needed. Requisition ID: 1141 Position Number: 00002155 Employee Group: Professional, Management, & Administration (PMA) Schedule: 40 hours/52 week Compensation: $19.83 hourly Benefits: Full Time Reports to: Biology Instructional Lab Coordinator Posting...

COORDINATOR / GRAPHIC DESIGN Position Number: S-3877 Position Summary: The Graphic Design Coordinator communicates the CMU College of Business Administration ( CBA ) story through strategic, audience-focused visual design across digital and print platforms. This role blends design execution with problem-solving, collaboration, and content understanding to create effective, on-brand communications that support college priorities. Required Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in graphic design, visual communication or a related field, or a combination of education and relevant experience that equates to four years. One year of design experience, including paid internships, student employment, or freelance work. Demonstrated experience designing for both digital and print, including file preparation for production. Strong portfolio demonstrating layout, typography, and visual communication across digital and print formats. Proficiency in Adobe Creative...

CLINICAL RESEARCH NURSE / COLLEGE OF MEDICINE Position Number: S-3868 Position Summary: This position is comprised of both clinical and regulatory responsibilities. Clinical responsibilities may include assisting with developing and implementing the activities of a clinical research trial which consists of pre-screening patients for study eligibility and performing delegated study tasks including but not limited to: treatment procedures, drawing blood, performing EKGs, administration and accountability of study medication/study devices, recording adverse events, monitoring patient retention, withdrawals, ethical/legal practices, and audit preparation. This position may be expected to act as the primary contact with the sponsor’s study monitoring individual(s), be a resource for developing operational plans, become an expert regarding the study plan, and maintain awareness of all ongoing activities, ensuring proper handling of all paperwork. Depending upon the...

Contingent Employment Opportunities Department: Human Resources Location: Grand Rapids, MI Occupying full and part time positions at many different levels, contingent employees are brought in for non-standard employment arrangements. Contingent employees can be placed in any department across campus. Positions encompass long and short-term special projects; grant work, substitution for employees on leave, and increased needs cyclically due to the school schedule. Employees working specifically when classes are in session may also be contingency employees due to their non-standard employment schedule. GRCC continually accepts applicants for a variety of positions, establishing a pool of candidates to review when vacancies become available. Positions that may be filling in for an FMLA leave, or working on a specific limited project within a department will fall into the Contingency group. Employees in this group may only work up to 12 weeks and up to 40 hours per week...