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Here is a job posting for the Deaprtment of Physical Therapy at University
of Vermont. Interested applicants should send your CV and three letters of
references to:
Human Resources
University of Vermont
230 Waterman
Burlington, VT 05405
The application will be accepted until the job is filled.
Job title: Laboratory Technician in the Motion Analysis Laboratory
The primary duties will include, but not be limited to:
1) Maintenance of equipment/lab
a) laboratory organization
b) manual writing under direction of PI
c) routine calibration of equipment
d) maintain files (including protocols, methods, research results, lab
documentation)
e) order supplies and maintain inventories
f) maintain computer software manuals, license numbers
g) setting up new equipment / software
h) routine back up of all computers
i) manage the lab schedules such as the use of equipment and computers,
meetings, etc.
j) design/build equipment as needed
2) Experiments
a) assist in setting up equipment for experiments
b) perform pilot experiments under direction of PI for testing of equipment
c) developing and refining experimental set-ups that relate to the use of
equipment and facilities, such as ordering, assembling, operating, etc.
3) Data analysis
a) transferring and storing data
b) assist in developing software programs for data reduction under
direction of PI
4) Graphics
a) coordinate and produce figures for publication/presentations
b) assist in the use of appropriate software for graphic generation
c) maintain computer/equipment used to make graphics
5) Develop educational materials
a) Digital Signal Processing
b) programming
c) use of Matlab, etc for graduate students
6) Other related duties as assigned
Necessary skills include:
1) good organization
2) energy and enthusiasm for doing research as well as an interest in and
a commitment to learning about the research process
3) good communications skills
4) self motivated and initiator
5) computer skills in Mac and PC environments (Word, excel, matlab, and C)
6) good knowledge and skills in electrical circuitry, trouble shooting of
biomedical equipment
7) knowledge in mechanical engineering is also a plus
Ge Wu, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Department of Physical Therapy
University of Vermont
305 Rowell Building
Burlington, VT 05405
Tel: (802)656-2556
Fax: (802)656-2191
e-mail: GWU@ZOO.UVM.EDU
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Here is a job posting for the Deaprtment of Physical Therapy at University
of Vermont. Interested applicants should send your CV and three letters of
references to:
Human Resources
University of Vermont
230 Waterman
Burlington, VT 05405
The application will be accepted until the job is filled.
Job title: Laboratory Technician in the Motion Analysis Laboratory
The primary duties will include, but not be limited to:
1) Maintenance of equipment/lab
a) laboratory organization
b) manual writing under direction of PI
c) routine calibration of equipment
d) maintain files (including protocols, methods, research results, lab
documentation)
e) order supplies and maintain inventories
f) maintain computer software manuals, license numbers
g) setting up new equipment / software
h) routine back up of all computers
i) manage the lab schedules such as the use of equipment and computers,
meetings, etc.
j) design/build equipment as needed
2) Experiments
a) assist in setting up equipment for experiments
b) perform pilot experiments under direction of PI for testing of equipment
c) developing and refining experimental set-ups that relate to the use of
equipment and facilities, such as ordering, assembling, operating, etc.
3) Data analysis
a) transferring and storing data
b) assist in developing software programs for data reduction under
direction of PI
4) Graphics
a) coordinate and produce figures for publication/presentations
b) assist in the use of appropriate software for graphic generation
c) maintain computer/equipment used to make graphics
5) Develop educational materials
a) Digital Signal Processing
b) programming
c) use of Matlab, etc for graduate students
6) Other related duties as assigned
Necessary skills include:
1) good organization
2) energy and enthusiasm for doing research as well as an interest in and
a commitment to learning about the research process
3) good communications skills
4) self motivated and initiator
5) computer skills in Mac and PC environments (Word, excel, matlab, and C)
6) good knowledge and skills in electrical circuitry, trouble shooting of
biomedical equipment
7) knowledge in mechanical engineering is also a plus
Ge Wu, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Department of Physical Therapy
University of Vermont
305 Rowell Building
Burlington, VT 05405
Tel: (802)656-2556
Fax: (802)656-2191
e-mail: GWU@ZOO.UVM.EDU
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