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RESEARCHER ASSOCIATE

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Salary: $20 – $32 per hour

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Job Description Position Summary The University of Alabama at Birmingham, Precision Medicine Institute, is looking for a dedicated Researcher Associate. This role will be responsible for conducting genotype-based case analysis, presenting cases to the PMI team for review, communicating with study participants, and preparing case reports with recommended next steps. Additionally, this individual will assist the program manager with other ongoing projects under PMI, and they will also be expected…

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