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Post-doctoral bioinformatics scientist to analyze single-cell and spatial transcriptomics, integrate multi-omics and biological data, develop and validate analysis methods, produce reports/publications, and communicate findings to stakeholders while working on R&D projects at the Mason, OH site.

Performs general radiographic and fluoroscopic imaging under radiologist direction, prepares and transmits images in PACS, administers contrast, documents exams in Epic, ensures patient safety and equipment maintenance, and supports departmental operations.

Designs, builds, and operates hybrid on‑prem/cloud compute platform tools, CI/CD pipelines, containerized deployments, and workflows; consults scientists on scalability and performance; produces well‑engineered software, tests, and documentation; ensures observability, logging, and platform abstractions while improving QMS and DevOps practices.

The role involves designing, implementing, and delivering AI/ML solutions, developing machine learning models for scientific tasks, and collaborating with experts for data processes.

As a Scientist, you'll design and execute biochemistry experiments for vaccine projects, implement new technologies, and evaluate vaccine candidates' properties.

Perform on-site and remote site qualification, initiation, interim monitoring, management and close-out visits ensuring ICH/GCP and protocol compliance. Verify informed consent, source data, CRFs, IP handling, ISF/TMF reconciliation, and EDC adherence. Document findings, drive query resolution, support recruitment/retention, and prepare sites for audits. Frequent travel required.

The Scientist - TSMS PAR focuses on technical transfer and validation of parenteral processes, supports process teams, leads risk management, and investigates quality issues.

Provide non-clinical utilization management support including scheduling and documenting peer-to-peer reviews, provider and member outreach, preparing correspondence (approvals/denials), data collection, and escalating clinical risk issues while maintaining stakeholder relationships and meeting performance standards.

Manage local procurement for indirect materials and services: execute RFQs, improve requisition-to-payment workflows, monitor supplier performance, identify cost savings, support sourcing projects and automation, collaborate with stakeholders, and ensure compliance with global procurement standards.

The Welcome Coordinator creates an inclusive environment for patients, managing check-ins, appointments, phone lines, and administrative tasks to enhance patient experience.

Supports healthcare revenue cycle functions including insurance verification, authorization, billing compliance, auditing, workflow analysis, process improvement, stakeholder collaboration, staff training, and reporting to ensure accurate billing and efficient revenue capture while maintaining regulatory compliance.

Participate in execution of internal audits by developing objectives, documenting and testing controls, performing detailed testing and workpaper documentation, reviewing junior work, and supporting audit team initiatives to evaluate business processes and risks.

Greet and assist patients and visitors in person and by phone, maintain front office and lobby, handle basic secretarial tasks (printing, scanning, faxing), provide prompt customer service, and perform other assigned duties.

The Instrumentation Specialist is responsible for maintenance, testing, troubleshooting, calibration, validation, and repair of analytical instruments in Quality Control.

Collect and aseptically sample incoming powdered and liquid raw materials, perform routine assays and sanitization per cGMP/SOPs, maintain cleanroom logs, and support logistics inventory/transfer tasks using LIMS and SAP.

The MES Engineer I collaborates on design and authoring of manufacturing recipes, conducts testing, resolves issues, and supports documentation processes.