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- We are looking for a dedicated, detail-oriented pharmacologist to be responsible for developing chemical compounds and substances which can... ...Experience of designing, evaluating and interpreting pre-clinical studies Excellent problem solving and analytical skills...
- A Pharmacologist conducts research to understand how drugs and other chemical substances affect living organisms, focusing on their effects, safety, and efficacy, ultimately contributing to the development of new treatments and therapies. REQUIREMENTS A medical or...
- Pharmacologists seek to understand how drugs affect living systems. They work as part of a research teams responsible for developing drugs, improving their effectiveness, exploring possible side effects and investigating the likelihood of patients becoming addicted. REQUIREMENTS...
- Pharmacologists study how drugs and chemicals affect the body, and use this knowledge to develop and evaluate new drugs. They work in a variety of settings, including hospitals, universities, and pharmaceutical companie REQUIREMENTS A medical or doctoral degree. A...
- A pharmacologist researches and develops new drugs and medicines, studying how they affect living organisms and the environment. They investigate the effects of drugs on cells, animals, and humans, aiming to find new treatments for diseases and ensure the safe and effective...
- The Pathologist will diagnose presence and stage of diseases using laboratory techniques and patient specimens. He or she will also study the nature, cause, and development of diseases, and may perform autopsies. REQUIREMENTS Medical degree (MD) from an accredited university...
- We are looking for an experienced Clinical pathologist to be responsible for performing tests, laboratory work, and pathological research. Your duties will include analyzing bodily fluids and tissue samples to study, diagnose, and treat disease. You will work in various...
- analyzes bodily fluids like blood, urine, and other specimens in a laboratory to diagnose diseases by examining their components under a microscope, interpreting test results, and providing detailed reports to physicians to inform patient treatment plans; their work primarily...
- We are looking for a highly skilled and dedicated Clinical Pathologist to join our medical team. The ideal candidate will have extensive experience in diagnosing diseases through the examination of tissues, cells, and bodily fluids. As a Clinical Pathologist, you will...
- We are looking for a Clinical Pathologist to join our medical team and provide expert diagnostic services through the analysis of laboratory specimens. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in pathology, excellent analytical skills, and a commitment to delivering...
- We are seeking a skilled Pathologist to join our team and contribute to disease study, diagnosis, and treatment. As a Pathologist, you will be responsible for analyzing bodily fluids and tissue samples, conducting laboratory tests, and collaborating with Doctors to diagnose...
- A clinical pathologist analyzes bodily fluids and tissues to diagnose diseases, often working in a laboratory setting. They may also interact with patients, particularly in areas like blood banking or transfusion medicine. Key responsibilities include performing and interpreting...
- A Clinical Research Coordinator is responsible for a variety of duties including the following: Overseeing the trouble-free running of clinical trials Collecting data obtained from research, coding and analyzing it Managing budgets set aside for research Communicating...
- ...samples of tissue taken at surgery or as a part of a medical examination or autopsy. Where appropriate, the pathologist may render a clinical interpretation or consultation based on the results of the test. REQUIREMENTS Medical degree (MD or DO) with specialization in...
- Clinical pathologists look at blood, urine, and other body fluid samples under a microscope, or with other diagnostic tools. They watch levels of certain chemicals or other substances in the body. A diagnosis or decision to do further study is then made based on the test...
- Performing specimen analysis by using laboratory tools and equipment, in order to study samples and perform tests to accurately analyze bodily fluids and tissue specimens. Looking for abnormalities in samples that evidence disease and conveying this information to the...
- responsibilities that directly affect the patient involved. These responsibilities develop over time due to experience and education: Study blood samples for transfusion use including the blood type, blood group, cell morphology and compatibility with other blood types...
- We are seeking a skilled Clinical Pathologist to join our team and contribute to disease study, diagnosis, and treatment. As a Clinical Pathologist, you will be responsible for analyzing bodily fluids and tissue samples, conducting laboratory tests, and collaborating with...
- A Clinical Pathologist, a specialized physician, diagnoses diseases by analyzing laboratory samples like blood, urine, and tissue, providing crucial diagnostic information to guide treatment decisions and overseeing laboratory operations. REQUIREMENTS Excellent diagnostic...
- Collecting data obtained from research, coding and analyzing it. Managing budgets set aside for research. Communicating with participants regarding study objectives. Administering questionnaires and monitoring participants to ensure they adhere to the studys REQUIREMENTS...
- A clinical research coordinator (CRC) manages and coordinates the day-to-day operations of clinical trials, ensuring they are conducted safely, ethically, and in accordance with established protocols and regulations. They act as a vital link between the research team,...
- A Clinical Pathologist is a medical doctor who specializes in diagnosing diseases by analyzing bodily fluids and tissue samples in a laboratory setting, primarily through microscopic examination, to provide accurate diagnostic information to guide patient treatment plans...
- A Clinical Pathologist is a medical doctor specializing in analyzing bodily fluids like blood, urine, and other specimens in a laboratory setting to diagnose diseases by interpreting test results, often collaborating with other healthcare providers to guide patient treatment...
- A Clinical Research Coordinator (CRC) manages and coordinates the day-to-day operations of clinical trials, ensuring they adhere to established protocols, regulations, and ethical guidelines. They play a vital role in bridging the gap between medical research and patient...
- A Clinical Pathologist, or Pathologist, is a medical doctor who specializes in diagnosing diseases through the analysis of laboratory samples, including blood, tissue, and other bodily fluids. They provide essential diagnostic information that guides treatment decisions...
- A clinical pathologist is a medical doctor specializing in diagnosing diseases by examining bodily fluids and tissues in a laboratory setting. They analyze samples like blood, urine, and tissue biopsies to identify disease markers, helping guide patient treatment and management...
- ...treatments. Collaborate: Discuss treatment plans with other health professionals and collaborate with other pathologists and doctors. Clinical pathologists may also be in charge of a hospitals blood bank. REQUIREMENTS Bachelor’s degree in biology, physical sciences,...
- ...informed consent procedures, or documentation procedures. Collaborates with investigators to prepare presentations or reports of clinical study procedures, results, and conclusions. REQUIREMENTS Associate degree in nursing or related field. 2+ years in healthcare...
- We are looking for candidates with medical backgrounds and excellent interpersonal skills for the position of clinical research coordinator. Clinical research coordinators are responsible for administering questionnaires and subject material, adhering to regulatory trial...
- A Clinical Pathologist analyzes bodily fluids and tissues to diagnose diseases, offering crucial insights into patient health and guiding treatment decisions. They work in hospital labs and research institutions, supervising staff and interpreting test results to report...