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Biological Scientist I
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29180300 - MD-NEUROLOGY-MOVEMENT DISORDER
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Main Campus (Gainesville, FL)
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| The Burns Laboratory in the Department of Neurology is seeking a motivated individual to join a research team that studies cognitive effects of synucleinopathies, aging, as well as the therapeutic effects of Non-invasive neuromodulation. The ideal candidate will possess a strong background and display expertise in rat behavior, immunohistochemistry, and high field anatomic and function MRI. Advanced experience in behavioral testing of aged rodents, in vivo optogenetic approaches, multimodal 11T and 17T MRI imaging, immunohistochemistry, as well as tissue clearing, and light sheet microscopy is preferred. Candidate will execute experiments in support of laboratory goals and grant commitments as well as assist in the planning and design of experiments. Candidate must have experience in data management and statistical analysis. Responsibilities include training students and other laboratory personnel in animal procedures and testing, laboratory techniques, and maintaining laboratory equipment and supplies. |
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Biological Scientist II- Department of Neurosurgery
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29190000 - MD-NEUROLOGICAL SURGERY
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Main Campus (Gainesville, FL)
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| The Biological Scientist II will mainly focus on performing molecular biology experiments. Additionally will be responsible for general laboratory management duties, monitoring and caring for laboratory animals, and conducting experimental work in within the RNS Engineering Laboratory within the Department of Neurosurgery.
The Lillian S. Wells Department of Neurosurgery at the University of Florida, College of Medicine is committed to providing comprehensive clinical services for the diagnosis, management, treatment, and rehabilitation of patients suffering from diseases of the brain, spinal cord, and nervous system, including brain tumors, aneurysms, stroke, epilepsy, functional disorders, and spinal disorders and injuries. Our clinical care mission also extends throughout North Central Florida through regional neurosurgery programs. We offer the full spectrum of neurosurgical and neuro-oncology treatment options for both adults and pediatric patients. Our research labs and investigator-led initiatives and clinical trials are developing promising new treatments for neurological diseases that are extremely difficult to treat with conventional therapies. The Department of Neurosurgery offers education and training programs such as ACGME-accredited neurosurgery residency programs and fellowship programs.
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Employee Relations Spec II
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62010600 - HR-EMPLOYEE RELATIONS
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Main Campus (Gainesville, FL)
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| Working with the Health Science Center Employee Relations Office, the position coordinates all aspects of employee relations functions for a group of FIVE colleges and administrative units. Duties include performing a consulting role for HR Liaisons regarding employee situations to include the implementation of discipline, best practices in employee/supervisor relations, dissemination of information regarding policies, regulations, and processes regarding the general employment of employees throughout the areas of responsibility assigned. Interprets and ensures compliance with university regulations and university policies. Provides guidance and coaching to supervisors and managers on human resource issues to include, but not limited to, performance management, employee disciplinary actions, layoffs, leave issues, and employee relations in the workplace. Creates and maintains documents associated with employment actions. This position reports to the Assistant Director of Employee Relations HSC and assists with managing a comprehensive employee relations program for faculty and staff issues. |
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Dental Assistant II
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34100400 - DN-NAPLES
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Collier
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| Works in the University of Florida College of Dentistry, Department of Pediatric Dentistry, Naples Clinic. Assist a dentist, dental resident, or dental student in treating patients as outlined in the State of Florida Dental laws. Assist with dental operatory set-up. Assist at chairside providing dental support services.
Perform expanded dental assistant duties such as instructing students in expanded dental assistant duties, proper utilization of a dental assistant, instrument exchanges, and related functions and activities of a dental setting.
Work with faculty members, residents and staff members to ensure proper delivery of dental care to patients. |
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Dental Assistant I
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34100400 - DN-NAPLES
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Collier
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| The College of Dentistry is recruiting a Dental Assistant to work in the Naples Clinic within the Department of Pediatric Dentistry. The primary duties will be to assist dental faculty and dental residents in treating patients as outlined in the State of Florida Dental laws. Perform expanded dental assistant duties such as instructing students in expanded dental assistant duties, proper utilization of a dental assistant, instrument exchanges, and related functions and activities of a dental setting. ***Clinic located in Naples, FL*** |
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Small Animal Veterinary Technician, Part Time (OPS)
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28360000 - VM-WORLD EQUESTRIAN CENTER
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Marion
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| The University of Florida Veterinary Hospitals is seeking Small Animal Veterinary Technicians to join our team at our hospital at the World Equestrian Center in Ocala, FL. This individual will assist clinicians with routine and urgent examinations, treatments, clinical procedures, and hospitalization nursing care. We offer highly competitive wages and benefits including health benefits, retention bonuses, licensing fees paid, and more! |
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OPS Receptionist - Naples
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34100400 - DN-NAPLES
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Collier
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| The College of Dentistry, Naples Clinic is recruiting for an OPS Receptionist. This position will provide customer service to our Naples Pediatric Dentistry Clinic. |
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OPS Research Associate
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32040000 - PH-PHARMACODYNAMICS
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Orange
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| Exciting opportunity to work in a combined in vitro pharmacology – medicinal chemistry drug discovery lab and advance small molecules toward new investigational drugs. Research in the PI’s lab in the department of Pharmacodynamics seeks to implement improved in vitro cell based systems to better predict human drug efficacy by advancing receptor target-based platforms using receptor-specific and selective ligands and mechanistic pharmacology approaches to understand drug mode of action. This position is for OPS to evaluate small molecules in concentration-response mode in established biological assays to determine structure-activity relationship studies. The position also involves being part of a chemical-biology team to evaluate novel compounds synthesized in receptor signaling assays, maintaining a database and reporting structure-activity data using excel. The candidate will be trained in use of instrumentation and performing pharmacological dose-response and structure-activity studies in a high-throughput screening mode
This position is in-person and is not eligible for remote work. This position is located at the UF College of Pharmacy Lake Nona campus.
The University of Florida College of Pharmacy values the benefit of having a team that consists of diverse talents, skills, strengths, points of view and experiences. The college is committed to cultivating an environment where everyone is respected for their intrinsic value, and developing the next generation of clinicians and scientists who will positively impact the health of others. We’re committed to creating a working environment where everyone can be heard and recognized for their contributions. In recognition of such efforts, the College of Pharmacy is the 3-time recipient of the Insight into Diversity Health Professions Higher Education Excellence in Diversity Award. |
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Graduate Assistants - 9 Month, Student Activities & Involvement
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04080600 - SL-SAI-STUDENT ACT INVOLVEMENT
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Main Campus (Gainesville, FL)
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| The Department of Student Activities & Involvement (SAI) is seeking enthusiastic and organized individuals to join our team in various capacities. We offer a dynamic work environment where you'll gain valuable experience in event management, student organization support, marketing & communication, and program development that you can transition to most career fields. We have 3 positions available.
We are looking for 3 candidates who ideally be adaptable, possess excellent communication and interpersonal skills, and thrive in a fast-paced environment. While we have specific areas of focus for each role, there will be some overlap in responsibilities. |
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OPS Client Services Representative - WEC
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28360000 - VM-WORLD EQUESTRIAN CENTER
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Marion
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| The University of Florida Veterinary Hospitals is seeking a part- time Client Service Representative to join our team at our equine and small animal hospital at the World Equestrian Center in Ocala, FL. This individual will primarily work at the small animal front desk. The Client Service Representative is responsible for coordinating daily activity of patients, directing communications with clients during their visit, and acting as a liaison between the client and staff to ensure the visit goes smoothly. |
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Part Time Veterinary Assistant (OPS)
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28340000 - VM-OCALA CLINIC
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Marion
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| The University of Florida Pet Emergency Treatment Services in Ocala, FL is seeking a self-motivated veterinary technician assistant. Our technician assistant positions are the perfect entry for less experienced individuals interested in becoming better acquainted with the emergency animal care environment. Our assistants work in a fast-paced, teaching-driven environment alongside experienced veterinary technicians, students, and clinicians. Applicants must be motivated, well-organized, hardworking, and prepared to take direction well. |
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Student Assistant (Graduate School, Academic Affairs)
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12010200 - GR-DATA MANAGEMENT
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Main Campus (Gainesville, FL)
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| The Academic Affairs team within the Graduate School is seeking a student assistant to offer clerical and administrative support to team members. In this role, the individual will assist in various functions, undertake special projects assigned by directors and deans, and manage front desk tasks on a day-to-day basis to ensure smooth operations of processes and procedures. |
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Federal Work Study - Student Assistant (Graduate School, Academic Affairs)
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12010200 - GR-DATA MANAGEMENT
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Main Campus (Gainesville, FL)
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| The Academic Affairs team within the Graduate School is seeking a student assistant to offer clerical and administrative support to team members. In this role, the individual will assist in various functions, undertake special projects assigned by directors and deans, and manage front desk tasks on a day-to-day basis to ensure smooth operations of processes and procedures. |
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Large Animal Hospital Veterinary Treatment Technician I/II (CARE)
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28321000 - VM-HOSPITAL
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Main Campus (Gainesville, FL)
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| Work with the University of Florida’s Veterinary Large Animal Hospital and earn up to $32.50 with shift differential pay. Works with veterinarians, fellow technicians, and assistants to provide patient care in the Hospital. This position works under immediate supervision from a supervisor/manager as well as supportive oversight from veterinarians. Performs technically skilled patient care and is responsible for service-specific tasks. Assists with training of students and lower level technicians. |
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Overnight Veterinary Assistant, Small Animal and Equine (CARE)
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28360000 - VM-WORLD EQUESTRIAN CENTER
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Marion
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| The University of Florida, Veterinary Hospital at the World Equestrian Center (WEC) in Ocala, FL is looking for a veterinary technician assistant to help technicians, client service representatives, and doctors to provide excellent patient care and customer service. This is a full-time benefited position, is primarily scheduled overnights and eligible for generous shift differential in addition to base rate of pay. |
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Veterinary Service Representative – FARMS (CARE)
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28322400 - VM-FOOD ANIMAL SERVICE
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Main Campus (Gainesville, FL)
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| The FARMS Veterinary Service Representative will be an integral of member of the service, acting as a point person and liaison for communication with clients and clinicians of the Food Animal Reproduction & Medicine Service (FARMS) as related to the delivery of routine and emergent health care services provided to livestock producers throughout the state. |
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Supervisor of Veterinary Assistants - Emergency & Critical Care
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28311001 - VM-ICU AND PCW SERVICES
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Main Campus (Gainesville, FL)
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| The Veterinary Hospital Supervisor will be an integral member of the Emergency and Critical Care service, acting as a point of contact for all activities relating to the veterinary assistant and volunteer staff. Primary job duties include managing the hiring, orienting, and daily operations of veterinary assistants working in the area, ensuring the cleanliness and maintenance of the area, acting as trainer for continual education of staff concerning basic-to-advanced technical skills, and orienting and training the volunteer team. This position acts as a working supervisor, providing regular direct on-the-work-floor oversight. Incumbents must possess a strong knowledge of veterinary nursing care and techniques. The ideal candidate is an excellent verbal and written communicator, highly self-motivated, and able to prioritize well. Candidates must be capable of clear and concise communication with a large array of members of the veterinary care team, and able to promote teamwork both internally and externally to the department. |
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Clinical Research Coord I
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29051300 - MD-NEPHROLOGY
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Main Campus (Gainesville, FL)
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| The Clinical Research Coordinator 1 for the Division of Nephrology will participate in all aspects related to coordination of clinical research. This position will work with Division investigators and the clinical trials director and staff to coordinate clinical studies within the Division, both general nephrology and transplant. This includes management of multiple research studies with different schedules and deadlines, including investigator initiated, industry sponsored and government sponsored trials. These trials may be local or multi-centered. This position will be responsible for meeting deadlines, paying attention to detail, protocol requirements, sponsor requirements and IRB deadlines. Must understand and comply with the regulatory policies and procedures regarding human subject research: governmental, state, and as required by this University. Completion of research training as required by the University of Florida and College of Medicine including RAC training, Privacy training, IRB training, and CITI or NIH training. This position will report to the Assistant Director in the Division of Nephrology, Hypertension and Renal Transplantation. |
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Clinical Research Coord I
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29050408 - MD-CARDIOLOGY-OTHER
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Main Campus (Gainesville, FL)
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| This position supports our clinical trials and works under the direction of the Associate Director of Clinical Programs for the Cardiology Clinical Trials Division to oversee and maintain the regulatory affairs for the Cardiovascular Clinical Trials Program. This requires a mature individual that is self-motivated and willing to collaborate with faculty, fellows, research staff, sponsors from private, state and federal agencies, and study patients. The Research Coordinator I will help in developing and maintaining infrastructure for all grant related /clinical trials for the division. The incumbent must understand the strategic direction of the division. |
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High Voltage Tech II
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63700200 - FS-UTILITIES-ELECTRICITY
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Main Campus (Gainesville, FL)
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| The Level Two High Voltage Technician (job code 002844) herein described works in Facilities Services
at the University of Florida (UF). The incumbent maintains and repairs components of high voltage
(4,160 to 22,900 volts (V) alternating current (AC) or direct current (DC)) electrical distribution systems
and associated low voltage (120V to 600V) equipment. He/she assists with construction, installation,
operation, maintenance, repair, modification, inspection, and management of electrical equipment,
metering equipment, public lighting, power distribution systems, and other systems applicable to electrical
overhead and underground distribution systems. The incumbent works with high voltage plants,
substations (48VDC and 120VDC control circuits for relay tripping and auto shutdown), vaults, manholes,
generators, switchgear, transformers, relays, and other equipment and fixtures (campus outdoor lighting
system, including streetlights, parking lot lights, exterior building lights, and traffic signals). He/she splices
and terminates primary and secondary cables. The incumbent installs and pulls slack out of primary and
secondary wires. He/she assists in building transformer banks and transformer platforms. The
incumbent connects, disconnects, and replaces service loops. He/she inspects and locates trouble in
transformers and electrical disturbance apparatus and replaces fuses and other defective parts. The
incumbent places cross arms and strings wires. He/she sets transformers and underground pedestals.
The incumbent responds to electric system trouble calls. He/she keeps the crew truck stocked with
necessary parts and materials. |