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Research Assistant Professor
New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
OnsiteFull Time
School of Medicine: Nonprofit private medical school educating physicians, conducting biomedical research, and providing academic patient care in New Orleans.
PhD in epidemiology/public health or related field, research experience in cardiovascular epidemiology or health disparities, proficiency in epidemiologic/biostatistical methods, record of publications, and ability to obtain extramural funding.
Celia Scott Weatherhead School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine: Nonprofit Tulane University public health school educating professionals and conducting global research on population health and tropical disease.
Professional experience in legislative, regulatory, or government settings and prior teaching of health policy; terminal degree in public policy, political science, public health, law, or related field desirable; submit CV, teaching statement, sample syllabus, and three references.
Ascension DePaul Services of New Orleans: Catholic nonprofit community health organization providing primary, preventive, and behavioral healthcare to vulnerable New Orleans-area residents.
5+ YOECPA preferred, public accounting experience preferred,5+ years related experience,healthcare experience preferred,accounting degree,expert Excel and MS Office skills,strong analytical and problem-solving abilities.
Microsoft Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft Office
NOLA Public Schools: Public school district serving New Orleans students under the elected Orleans Parish School Board.
5+ YOEAssociate degree required and bachelor's preferred; 5+ years in education, law, public policy, or related fields preferred. Requires conflict resolution, mediation, data analysis, communication, and policy knowledge.
Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft Outlook
The National WWII Museum: Private nonprofit military-history museum serving visitors, students, teachers, and lifelong learners through World War II exhibits and education.
Pursuing a bachelor\u0002s or master\u0002s in history or related field; strong research, writing, and interpersonal skills; proficiency in Microsoft Office; ability to assist public events and respond to research requests.