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Research Chemists wanted by Prince- ton Globalsynthesis, LLC, in Levittown, PA. Must have MS in Chemistry or closely related fields with minimal 1 year experience. Duties: Responsible for designing, synthesizing, purifying & characterizing of novel intermediates for drug development. Develop & perform scale-up for drug ingredients. Develop & perform analytical tests for new drug intermediates by using analytical instruments such as HPLC, TLC, NMR etc.  recblid 1vtp1p9f57usvb1jy9ww3gc5pqwl5e

Quality Control / Lab Technician - Full Time for Bio-Data Corp, a Horsham manufacturer of clinical laboratory products. Experience in basic lab procedure, QC, hema/coag testing, instrument use & maintenance. Phlebotomy a must. Familiar with Excel and Word. Med Tech background helpful.  recblid nulvir3hn5zarxn7lrpzs1x9e6kv26

Anatomy Laboratory Technician   The Department of Anatomy at the Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine (KCOM) of A.T. Still University invites applications for an Anatomy Laboratory Technician . The technician is responsible to receive, tag for identification, embalm, and store human anatomical materials for academic and research usage. Candidates must have an Associate’s degree supplemented with two years of related work experience. Funeral Directors and Embalmers Licenses preferred. Some of the characteristic job tasks may include receiving, preparing, and storing cadavers for academic usage; assisting in the preparation and set-up of human gross anatomy classroom laboratory; aiding with the maintenance of legal paperwork and documentation of gifted bodies; aiding with the processing of ashes, including transportation to the burial site; cleaning and setting up human anatomy laboratories for students; preparing of preservative solutions; maintaining log and handling hazardous waste for the department, and other duties as assigned by the department chair. Successful candidates must demonstrate knowledge of scientific/specialized procedures and terminology related to the job, ability to represent the University in a professional manner, work independently, and maintain confidentiality.   Under general direction, the Anatomy Laboratory Technician is responsible for receiving, tagging for identification, embalming, and storing human anatomical materials for academic and research usage. The anatomy laboratory technician will maintain, clean, and stock the anatomy laboratory, secure, transport, lift, and move cadavers. In addition, the individual will be expected to set-up and take-down laboratory activities and participate in planning meetings.   Major Job duties and responsibilities include: Maintains a safe, clean, laboratory environment conducive to the educational environment. Works with department chair, anatomy course director, faculty, staff, and students to ensure the smooth operation of the gross anatomy laboratory, including specimens, and mechanical equipment to promote the most efficient use of education time for students. Receives, prepares, and stores cadavers for academic usage. Aids with maintenance of legal paperwork and documentation of all gifted bodies. Cleans and sets-up human anatomy laboratories for students of the Medical and Dental Schools. Tests and keeps log of air quality. Maintains log and handles hazardous waste for the department. Aids with the processing of ashes, including transportation to the burial site. Distributes locks and lockers to students at the start of the semester and cleans out lockers and checks locks at the end of the semester. Maintains inventory of supplies. Maintains inventory of cadavers, models, and skeletal material. Prepares preservative solutions. Maintains Material Safety Data Sheets. Maintains sharps containers and disposes biological waste in accordance with facility protocol. Maintains first-aid kits in working order. Lifts, unassisted, up to 20-30 lbs. on a regular basis. Performs other duties as assigned such as proctoring laboratory exams, maintaining dermestid beetle colony, etc. Requirements: 1 year of work experience at a funeral home An Associate Degree or higher recblid igehu3vpgc918xuti6xkvmclun8gyz

Job Description Our client, a leading non-profit medical center in Westchester County, is seeking an Assistant Lab Supervisor . The Assistant Lab Supervisor will perform bench technologist duties in hematology, chemistry, blood bank, and the accessioning/phlebotomy area. The Assistant Lab Supervisor will oversee the monthly schedule and, in the absence of the coordinator, assume responsibility for departmental operations. Responsibilities: · Complete payroll, monthly statistics, ordering and scheduling as required. · Notify appropriate patient care areas of critical and stat results. · Perform and document preventive maintenance. · Perform and document quality control and remedial action. · Participate in the evaluation of new assays and instrumentation. · Assist with the implementation of new policies and procedures. · Assist in training new employees. · Evaluate specimens and test results. · Successfully performs external proficiency testing. Requirements: · Valid NYS Medical Technologist License · Bachelor’s degree required in Medical Technology or related science · ASCP or NCA certification preferred · 6+ years of relevant hospital experience · Ability to use all applicable LIS computer options   Company Description Tal Healthcare is a leading search firm focused on healthcare in Greater New York City and nationwide. Since opening in 2006, our company's guiding principle has been integrity. The trust earned from our honest efforts has built our business. Our team identifies, attracts, engages and connects excellent candidates with appropriate opportunities for our client partners. Tal offers services across the healthcare space, including executives, physicians, clinicians, IT, revenue cycle and a variety of other healthcare support services.

Job Description  Job Title: Field Chemist Location: San Jose ,CA Classification: Full Time Responsibilities Understand Federal/State EPA requirements for hazardous waste disposal. Ship waste according to DOT requirements. Understand and manage chemicals base on physical and chemical properties for proper disposal. Responsible for proper packaging of hazardous waste to maximize efficiency and maintain compliance Inventory chemicals for proper disposal or for HMBP. Perform inspections of staging, accumulating and storage areas to ensure proper housekeeping procedures and compliance in regard to 40CFR Oversee the Inspections of storage areas for leaks or spills Inspect drums for compliance with labeling regulations Collect, segregate, and properly package waste chemicals for disposal to maximize efficiency, maintain compliance, and safety. Sampling and profiling of new waste streams or any wastes needing analytical testing Prepare all necessary tracking paperwork Utilize waste management software to efficiently and accurately manage waste program Assign proper waste codes to all materials that are designated for disposal Maintain and manage waste profile data Provide waste tracking reports as needed Prepare computer-generated packing lists, labels, manifests, and land disposal restriction notifications Identify unknown laboratory chemicals when they are encountered Perform other assignments as assigned by management Availability to work weekends and extended hours as needed ​ Experience and Background 1-5 years prior experience in the hazardous materials/waste industry Familiarity with EPA, DOT, and applicable state and local regulations Excellent interpersonal and communications skills PC skills Ability to lift 40 pounds Ability to pass a pre-employment background screen, physical, and drug-screen Attention to detail Organizational Skills Health and Safety conscious Interpersonal skills Education A.S. in Chemistry, Biology, or Environmental Science Preferred Training Requirements 40 Hr OSHA training Chemist Training Course DOT Training 8 Hour OSHA Refresher Annually Company Description ACTenviro is a nationally-recognized, employee-owned company involved in all facets of hazardous waste management. As a single-source provider of hazardous and biological waste management, recycling, disposal, treatment, health and safety, and compliance services, ACT is at the forefront of the renewable energy revolution. Benefits We offer a wide range of great benefits and perks to our employees to ensure they feel at home with us. At ACTenviro, we have a family-oriented culture and environment without the normal corporate grind. We offer medical, dental and vision benefits for employee, company-matching 401K contributions, regular recognition and rewards, and many company-sponsored, family events away from work. Come join us at ACTenviro, where we don’t just see you as an employee, we see you as something much more! ACTenviro is a Forward-Thinking, Professional Organization with Family Values and Customer Commitment. Please visit www.actenviro.com to learn more about ACT.

Job Description Primary Purpose of the Position The Research Operations Analyst will gather and analyze operations data.  The data will support the asTech management and leadership teams in making informed and objective business and policy decisions.    Essential Functions Formulate mathematical or simulation models of asTech operational and client related problems, relating constants and variables, restrictions, alternatives, conflicting objectives, and their numerical parameters; utilizing asTech proprietary data and systems. Perform validation and testing of models to ensure adequacy and reformulate models as necessary. Collaborate with senior managers and decision makers to identify and solve a variety of problems and to clarify management objectives. Present the results of mathematical modeling and data analysis utilizing asTech propriety data and systems to management or other end users. Collaborate with others in the organization to ensure successful implementation of chosen problem solutions. Analyze information obtained from management to conceptualize and define proprietary asTech operational problems. Study and analyze information about alternative courses of action to determine which plan will offer the best outcomes. Prepare management reports defining and evaluating problems and recommending solutions. Define data requirements and gather and validate information, applying judgment and statistical tests from asTech proprietary data and Salesforce systems. Observe the current asTech operational and sales systems and gather and analyze information about each of the parts of component problems, using a variety of sources. Break systems into their components, assign numerical values to each component, and examine the mathematical relationships between them. Design, conduct, and evaluate experimental operational models in cases where models cannot be developed from existing data. Educate staff in the use of mathematical models. Specify manipulative or computational methods to be applied to models. Develop and apply time and cost networks to plan, control, and review large projects. Other duties as assigned.   Minimum Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in mathematics or related field required. Excellent mathematical skills with the ability to create and conduct simulation models, data reduction, and trend analysis. Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills. Advanced Excel and reporting skills Proficient with statistical analysis software.   Preferred Qualifications: Flexibility in problem analysis and solution creation\generation. Ability to manage own work on multiple projects asks concurrently. Ability to assess sense of urgency and prioritization of work. Ability work independently to achieve goals and targets. Proficient in Microsoft Office products. Prior Analytical Modeling examples     Reports to: Director, Client Int Qual   Location: Plano, TX   Supervisory Responsibility: This position has no supervisory responsibilities.   FLSA Status: This position is exempt.   Work Environment: This job operates in a professional office environment. This role routinely uses standard office equipment such as computers, phones, printers.   Physical Demands: This role includes work and training sessions in body shop and dealership environments where standing for long periods of time, in hot and cold weather, may be required.   Physical requirements also include occasional lifting/carrying of 5 pounds; visual acuity, speech and hearing; hand and eye coordination and manual dexterity necessary to operate a computer keyboard and basic office equipment. Subject to sitting, standing, reaching, walking, twisting, and kneeling to perform the essential functions.  Required to have visual acuity to operate motor vehicles.   Travel: This position requires minimal travel.   EEO Statement: The Company provides equal employment opportunities (EEO) to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, genetics or any other status protected under applicable federal, state, or local laws. This policy applies to all terms and conditions of employment, including recruiting, hiring, placement, promotion, termination, layoff, recall, transfer, leaves of absence, compensation and training.   Other Duties: Please note this job description is not designed to cover all possible activities, duties or responsibilities that are required of the employee for this job. Duties, responsibilities and activities may change at any time with or without notice. Company Description Headquartered in Plano, Texas, asTech® is a leading provider of diagnostic solutions and services to the collision repair industry. asTech®, which stands for automotive service Technicians, is the first company of its kind to specialize in servicing vehicle electronics. The Company provides remote, mobile, and in-shop automotive electronic services using its patented asTech® device, performed by ASE-Certified Master Technicians.

Job Description Company: Mirion Technologies(Canberra), Inc. POSITION SUMMARY Operate Canberra Gamma systems and NDA systems. Review data and prepare reports.   ESSENTIAL DUTIES:   · Operate Gamma spectroscopy systems. · Operate NDA waste assay systems. · Analyze data and prepare NDA results reports for final review by scientist or senior scientist, as applicable. · Perform measurement control activities. · Perform Independent Technical Review (ITR) of data.   ADDITIONAL DUTIES:   · Assist in performing field measurements and field assessments. · Assist in NDA system maintenance.   ESSENTIAL REQUIREMENTS: · Understanding of waste system theory and operation. · Understanding of operation of NDA systems. · Proficient in communication and drafting of reports for customer use. · Proficient in use of computers.   ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: · Able to work in extreme temperatures for extended periods of time - As Required. · Capable of successfully completing contractor/customer required training - As Required. · Capable of maintaining work site access requirements - As Required.   EXPERIENCE AND EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS · 6 months to 1 year nuclear related experience. · High School or equivalent technical training, OR 2 years nuclear related experience.   Company Description Size: 1000+ employees Overview: Mirion is a leader in radiation safety, measurement and science. Built on 60 years of experience in research, problem-solving and product development, our team of over 1,800 talented professionals work to create solutions and advance innovation in our field. We’re more than just product makers and problem solvers. We also draw on a deep sense of responsibility to share our knowledge and expertise with our customers. Combining state-of-the-art technology with exceptional customer service, Mirion is dedicated to providing an unmatched experience in radiation detection and instrumentation. We are always on the lookout for talented individuals across all functions who share our passion for technology, excellence and innovation. Our culture is team-based and progressive. If you are a highly motivated professional aspiring to excel in your field, Mirion may be the place to make a difference! About Mirion: Our organization is passionate about delivering world-class products, services, and solutions for radiation detection and protection. From our 29 operating facilities across North America, Europe, and Asia, Mirion offers products and services in these key areas: • Health Physics - Radiation Detection and Protection Instruments • Dosimetry Services - Radiation Monitoring Services • Spectroscopy - Radiation Measurement Solutions • Characterization - Decontamination & Decommissioning, Waste Management • Radiation Monitoring Systems - In-Plant and Safety Monitoring Systems • Sensing Systems - Nuclear Reactor Sensing Systems In partnership with our customers in nuclear power plants, military and civil defense agencies, hospitals, universities, national labs, and other specialized industries, Mirion strives to deliver cutting-edge products and services that constantly evolve based on the changing needs of our customers.

Job Description Job Title: Field Chemist Location: Redmond, WA Department: Operations Classification: Full Time   Essential Functions Proficiency in referencing Federal/State EPA regulations for generator applicability and hazardous waste disposal Ship waste according to DOT requirements. Understand and manage chemicals based on physical and chemical properties for proper disposal Responsible for proper packaging of hazardous waste to maximize efficiency and maintain compliance Inventory chemicals for proper disposal or for HMBP. Perform inspections of staging, accumulating and storage areas to ensure proper housekeeping procedures and compliance in regard to 40CFR Oversee the Inspections of storage areas for leaks or spills Inspect drums for compliance with labeling regulations Collect, segregate, and properly package waste chemicals for disposal to maximize efficiency, maintain compliance, and safety. Sampling and profiling of new waste streams or any wastes needing analytical testing Prepare all necessary tracking paperwork Utilize waste management software to efficiently and accurately manage waste program Assign proper waste codes to all materials that are designated for disposal Maintain and manage recordkeeping of waste profile background data Provide waste tracking reports as needed Prepare computer-generated packing lists, labels, manifests, and land disposal restriction notifications  Identify unknown laboratory chemicals when they are encountered  Develop and update process SOP’s Perform other assignments as assigned by management Availability to work weekends and extended hours as needed   Experience and Background 3-7 years prior experience in the hazardous materials/waste industry Proficiency with EPA, DOT, and applicable state and local regulations (WA Dangerous Waste) Excellent interpersonal and communications skills Ability to adapt and provide exceptional customer service in a fast-paced and dynamic environment Extensive waste profiling experience PC skills Ability to lift 40 pounds Ability to pass a pre-employment background screen, physical, and drug-screen Excellent attention to detail and organizational skills Health and Safety conscious Industrial wastewater and Clean Air Act knowledge a plus   Education & Training A.S. in Chemistry, Biology, or Environmental Science Preferred 40 Hr OSHA training Chemist Training Course DOT Training 8 Hour OSHA Refresher Annually   Company Description ACTenviro is a nationally-recognized, employee-owned company involved in all facets of hazardous waste management. As a single-source provider of hazardous and biological waste management, recycling, disposal, treatment, health and safety, and compliance services, ACT is at the forefront of the renewable energy revolution. Benefits We offer a wide range of great benefits and perks to our employees to ensure they feel at home with us. At ACTenviro, we have a family-oriented culture and environment without the normal corporate grind. We offer medical, dental and vision benefits for employee, company-matching 401K contributions, regular recognition and rewards, and many company-sponsored, family events away from work. Come join us at ACTenviro, where we don’t just see you as an employee, we see you as something much more! ACTenviro is a Forward-Thinking, Professional Organization with Family Values and Customer Commitment. Please visit www.actenviro.com to learn more about ACT.

Job Description DENVER MATH FELLOWS - Denver Public Schools, Denver, CO Mission Statement: The Denver Math Fellows Program supports students in over 20 Denver Public Schools. Our mission is to close the opportunity gap by providing small group mathematics instruction for our highest needs students in order to accelerate their academic growth in preparation for college and career. Denver Math Fellow positions are an ideal service year for recent college graduates from any major, career changers considering teaching or retirees from a range of fields. We value individuals who commit to a service year with Denver Math Fellows and are willing to become a member of our team working toward our common mission and vision. Math Fellow Responsibilities: Denver Math Fellows serve full-time for an entire school year. Fellows work with small groups of four students at a time. The most important role for Fellows is to develop strong relationships with students and their families. Through these strong relationships and the use of the provided curriculum and daily instruction, Fellows will help fill in mathematical gaps and support students’ access to grade level mathematics. Education experience: Successful completion of a minimum of 48 college credit hours Requirements and Qualifications: A commitment to teach small groups of students, math content, for an entire school year A desire to build positive relationships with students, families and colleagues A flexible attitude and disposition Ability to accept, implement and grow from feedback Ability to annotate lesson plans to meet the needs of groups of students Desire to participate in professional learning to learn important aspects of the role Background with math content preferred but not required Compensation: A salary of $27,000 paid over 12 months Medical, vision and dental benefits options Next Steps: To learn more, visit www.DenverFellows.com and click Fellowship Overview to learn more about the Application Process. *This position is located in Denver, CO. Must be willing to move to Denver, CO by July 20, 2020 (relocation expenses not provided). Company Description ORGANIZATION DESCRIPTION The mission of the Denver Fellows program is to close the opportunity gap by providing small group math and literacy instruction for our highest needs students in order to accelerate their academic growth in preparation for college and career.

Job Description DENVER MATH FELLOWS - Denver Public Schools, Denver, CO Mission Statement: The Denver Math Fellows Program supports students in over 20 Denver Public Schools. Our mission is to close the opportunity gap by providing small group mathematics instruction for our highest needs students in order to accelerate their academic growth in preparation for college and career. Denver Math Fellow positions are an ideal service year for recent college graduates from any major, career changers considering teaching or retirees from a range of fields. We value individuals who commit to a service year with Denver Math Fellows and are willing to become a member of our team working toward our common mission and vision. Math Fellow Responsibilities: Denver Math Fellows serve full-time for an entire school year. Fellows work with small groups of four students at a time. The most important role for Fellows is to develop strong relationships with students and their families. Through these strong relationships and the use of the provided curriculum and daily instruction, Fellows will help fill in mathematical gaps and support students’ access to grade level mathematics. Education experience: Successful completion of a minimum of 48 college credit hours Requirements and Qualifications: A commitment to teach small groups of students, math content, for an entire school year A desire to build positive relationships with students, families and colleagues A flexible attitude and disposition Ability to accept, implement and grow from feedback Ability to annotate lesson plans to meet the needs of groups of students Desire to participate in professional learning to learn important aspects of the role Background with math content preferred but not required Compensation: A salary of $27,000 paid over 12 months Medical, vision and dental benefits options Next Steps: To learn more, visit www.DenverFellows.com and click Fellowship Overview to learn more about the Application Process. *This position is located in Denver, CO. Must be willing to move to Denver, CO by July 20, 2020 (relocation expenses not provided). Company Description ORGANIZATION DESCRIPTION The mission of the Denver Fellows program is to close the opportunity gap by providing small group math and literacy instruction for our highest needs students in order to accelerate their academic growth in preparation for college and career.

Job Description DENVER MATH FELLOWS - Denver Public Schools, Denver, CO Mission Statement: The Denver Math Fellows Program supports students in over 20 Denver Public Schools. Our mission is to close the opportunity gap by providing small group mathematics instruction for our highest needs students in order to accelerate their academic growth in preparation for college and career. Denver Math Fellow positions are an ideal service year for recent college graduates from any major, career changers considering teaching or retirees from a range of fields. We value individuals who commit to a service year with Denver Math Fellows and are willing to become a member of our team working toward our common mission and vision. Math Fellow Responsibilities: Denver Math Fellows serve full-time for an entire school year. Fellows work with small groups of four students at a time. The most important role for Fellows is to develop strong relationships with students and their families. Through these strong relationships and the use of the provided curriculum and daily instruction, Fellows will help fill in mathematical gaps and support students’ access to grade level mathematics. Education experience: Successful completion of a minimum of 48 college credit hours Requirements and Qualifications: A commitment to teach small groups of students, math content, for an entire school year A desire to build positive relationships with students, families and colleagues A flexible attitude and disposition Ability to accept, implement and grow from feedback Ability to annotate lesson plans to meet the needs of groups of students Desire to participate in professional learning to learn important aspects of the role Background with math content preferred but not required Compensation: A salary of $27,000 paid over 12 months Medical, vision and dental benefits options Next Steps: To learn more, visit www.DenverFellows.com and click Fellowship Overview to learn more about the Application Process. *This position is located in Denver, CO. Must be willing to move to Denver, CO by July 20, 2020 (relocation expenses not provided). Company Description ORGANIZATION DESCRIPTION The mission of the Denver Fellows program is to close the opportunity gap by providing small group math and literacy instruction for our highest needs students in order to accelerate their academic growth in preparation for college and career.

Job Description DENVER MATH FELLOWS - Denver Public Schools, Denver, CO Mission Statement: The Denver Math Fellows Program supports students in over 20 Denver Public Schools. Our mission is to close the opportunity gap by providing small group mathematics instruction for our highest needs students in order to accelerate their academic growth in preparation for college and career. Denver Math Fellow positions are an ideal service year for recent college graduates from any major, career changers considering teaching or retirees from a range of fields. We value individuals who commit to a service year with Denver Math Fellows and are willing to become a member of our team working toward our common mission and vision. Math Fellow Responsibilities: Denver Math Fellows serve full-time for an entire school year. Fellows work with small groups of four students at a time. The most important role for Fellows is to develop strong relationships with students and their families. Through these strong relationships and the use of the provided curriculum and daily instruction, Fellows will help fill in mathematical gaps and support students’ access to grade level mathematics. Education experience: Successful completion of a minimum of 48 college credit hours Requirements and Qualifications: A commitment to teach small groups of students, math content, for an entire school year A desire to build positive relationships with students, families and colleagues A flexible attitude and disposition Ability to accept, implement and grow from feedback Ability to annotate lesson plans to meet the needs of groups of students Desire to participate in professional learning to learn important aspects of the role Background with math content preferred but not required Spanish speakers invited to apply Compensation: A salary of $27,000 paid over 12 months Medical, vision and dental benefits options Next Steps: To learn more, visit www.DenverFellows.com and click Fellowship Overview to learn more about the Application Process.       Company Description ORGANIZATION DESCRIPTION The mission of the Denver Fellows program is to close the opportunity gap by providing small group math and literacy instruction for our highest needs students in order to accelerate their academic growth in preparation for college and career.

Job Description DENVER MATH FELLOWS - Denver Public Schools Mission Statement: The Denver Math Fellows Program supports students in over 20 Denver Public Schools. Our mission is to close the opportunity gap by providing small group mathematics instruction for our highest needs students in order to accelerate their academic growth in preparation for college and career. Denver Math Fellow positions are an ideal service year for recent college graduates from any major, career changers considering teaching or retirees from a range of fields. We value individuals who commit to a service year with Denver Math Fellows and are willing to become a member of our team working toward our common mission and vision. Math Fellow Responsibilities: Denver Math Fellows serve full-time for an entire school year. Fellows work with small groups of four students at a time. The most important role for Fellows is to develop strong relationships with students and their families. Through these strong relationships and the use of the provided curriculum and daily instruction, Fellows will help fill in mathematical gaps and support students’ access to grade level mathematics. Education experience: Successful completion of a minimum of 48 college credit hours Requirements and Qualifications: A commitment to teach small groups of students, math content, for an entire school year A desire to build positive relationships with students, families and colleagues A flexible attitude and disposition Ability to accept, implement and grow from feedback Ability to annotate lesson plans to meet the needs of groups of students Desire to participate in professional learning to learn important aspects of the role Background with math content preferred but not required Spanish speakers invited to apply Compensation: A salary of $27,000 paid over 12 months Medical, vision and dental benefits options Next Steps: To learn more, visit www.DenverFellows.com and click Fellowship Overview to learn more about the Application Process.       Company Description ORGANIZATION DESCRIPTION The mission of the Denver Fellows program is to close the opportunity gap by providing small group math and literacy instruction for our highest needs students in order to accelerate their academic growth in preparation for college and career.

Job Description DENVER MATH FELLOWS - Denver Public Schools, Denver, CO Mission Statement: The Denver Math Fellows Program supports students in over 20 Denver Public Schools. Our mission is to close the opportunity gap by providing small group mathematics instruction for our highest needs students in order to accelerate their academic growth in preparation for college and career. Denver Math Fellow positions are an ideal service year for recent college graduates from any major, career changers considering teaching or retirees from a range of fields. We value individuals who commit to a service year with Denver Math Fellows and are willing to become a member of our team working toward our common mission and vision. Math Fellow Responsibilities: Denver Math Fellows serve full-time for an entire school year. Fellows work with small groups of four students at a time. The most important role for Fellows is to develop strong relationships with students and their families. Through these strong relationships and the use of the provided curriculum and daily instruction, Fellows will help fill in mathematical gaps and support students’ access to grade level mathematics. Education experience: Successful completion of a minimum of 48 college credit hours Requirements and Qualifications: A commitment to teach small groups of students, math content, for an entire school year A desire to build positive relationships with students, families and colleagues A flexible attitude and disposition Ability to accept, implement and grow from feedback Ability to annotate lesson plans to meet the needs of groups of students Desire to participate in professional learning to learn important aspects of the role Background with math content preferred but not required Spanish speakers invited to apply Compensation: A salary of $27,000 paid over 12 months Medical, vision and dental benefits options Next Steps: To learn more, visit www.DenverFellows.com and click Fellowship Overview to learn more about the Application Process.       Company Description ORGANIZATION DESCRIPTION The mission of the Denver Fellows program is to close the opportunity gap by providing small group math and literacy instruction for our highest needs students in order to accelerate their academic growth in preparation for college and career.

Job Description DENVER MATH FELLOWS - Denver Public Schools, Denver, CO Mission Statement: The Denver Math Fellows Program supports students in over 20 Denver Public Schools. Our mission is to close the opportunity gap by providing small group mathematics instruction for our highest needs students in order to accelerate their academic growth in preparation for college and career. Denver Math Fellow positions are an ideal service year for recent college graduates from any major, career changers considering teaching or retirees from a range of fields. We value individuals who commit to a service year with Denver Math Fellows and are willing to become a member of our team working toward our common mission and vision. Math Fellow Responsibilities: Denver Math Fellows serve full-time for an entire school year. Fellows work with small groups of four students at a time. The most important role for Fellows is to develop strong relationships with students and their families. Through these strong relationships and the use of the provided curriculum and daily instruction, Fellows will help fill in mathematical gaps and support students’ access to grade level mathematics. Education experience: Successful completion of a minimum of 48 college credit hours Requirements and Qualifications: A commitment to teach small groups of students, math content, for an entire school year A desire to build positive relationships with students, families and colleagues A flexible attitude and disposition Ability to accept, implement and grow from feedback Ability to annotate lesson plans to meet the needs of groups of students Desire to participate in professional learning to learn important aspects of the role Background with math content preferred but not required Compensation: A salary of $27,000 paid over 12 months Medical, vision and dental benefits options Next Steps: To learn more, visit www.DenverFellows.com and click Fellowship Overview to learn more about the Application Process. *This position is located in Denver, CO. Must be willing to move to Denver, CO by July 20, 2020 (relocation expenses not provided). Company Description ORGANIZATION DESCRIPTION The mission of the Denver Fellows program is to close the opportunity gap by providing small group math and literacy instruction for our highest needs students in order to accelerate their academic growth in preparation for college and career.

Job Description DENVER MATH FELLOWS - Denver Public Schools, Denver, CO Mission Statement: The Denver Math Fellows Program supports students in over 20 Denver Public Schools. Our mission is to close the opportunity gap by providing small group mathematics instruction for our highest needs students in order to accelerate their academic growth in preparation for college and career. Denver Math Fellow positions are an ideal service year for recent college graduates from any major, career changers considering teaching or retirees from a range of fields. We value individuals who commit to a service year with Denver Math Fellows and are willing to become a member of our team working toward our common mission and vision. Math Fellow Responsibilities: Denver Math Fellows serve full-time for an entire school year. Fellows work with small groups of four students at a time. The most important role for Fellows is to develop strong relationships with students and their families. Through these strong relationships and the use of the provided curriculum and daily instruction, Fellows will help fill in mathematical gaps and support students’ access to grade level mathematics. Education experience: Successful completion of a minimum of 48 college credit hours Requirements and Qualifications: A commitment to teach small groups of students, math content, for an entire school year A desire to build positive relationships with students, families and colleagues A flexible attitude and disposition Ability to accept, implement and grow from feedback Ability to annotate lesson plans to meet the needs of groups of students Desire to participate in professional learning to learn important aspects of the role Background with math content preferred but not required Compensation: A salary of $27,000 paid over 12 months Medical, vision and dental benefits options Next Steps: To learn more, visit www.DenverFellows.com and click Fellowship Overview to learn more about the Application Process. *This position is located in Denver, CO. Must be willing to move to Denver, CO by July 20, 2020 (relocation expenses not provided). Company Description ORGANIZATION DESCRIPTION The mission of the Denver Fellows program is to close the opportunity gap by providing small group math and literacy instruction for our highest needs students in order to accelerate their academic growth in preparation for college and career.