11 maintenance technician jobs found in Glendale

Summary The Maintenance Technician is responsible for the overall maintenance and repair of the facilities on Midwestern University Glendale Campus.  This individual provides general assistance to all other departments/sections as needed.  This position will report to the Maintenance Supervisor. Essential Duties and Responsibilities Installs, maintains and repairs minor plumbing, electrical and structural systems campus-wide. Events and classroom setups such as setting up tables/chairs and opening/closing moveable walls. General maintenance of campus facilities to include: interior and exterior painting work. repair of interior/exterior floors and walls. Installs and removes outdoor signs, parking signs, traffic control barriers and overhead banners as required. Moves furniture, filing cabinets and desks, etc. Operates pick-up trucks. Operates and maintain power and hand tools. Cleans work areas, tools and equipment. Other duties as assigned....

Summary The Lead Building Technician (2nd shift) reports directly to the Maintenance Supervisor and is responsible for guiding and assisting technical positions such as Building Technicians, Maintenance Technicians, HVAC Mechanics, and Painters in the completion of their work assignments. The Lead Building Technician will assist the Maintenance Supervisor with employing a 2nd shift preventative maintenance schedule and ensuring the quality of work is performed and completed in a timely manner. The 2nd Shift includes scheduled work from 3:00pm to 11:30pm, Monday through Friday. Essential Responsibilities         Lead and coordinate the work of 2nd shift staff including Building Technicians, Maintenance Technicians, HVAC Mechanics, and Painters by demonstrating high degree of technical proficiency and professionalism in performing minor and major repairs of all university buildings, houses, condos, and equipment, both on and off-site. Complete major repairs of all...

Summary Midwestern University – Glendale campus invites applications for a Research Assistant position in the Department of Physiology within the College of Graduate Studies. This position supports a grant-funded research program in reproductive physiology and toxicology focused on the effects of environmental chemicals on reproductive function. This is a full-time, grant-funded position, and continued employment is contingent upon ongoing grant support. The work schedule may vary between 7:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m., Monday through Friday The Research Assistant will play a central role in in vivo mouse-based research, with primary responsibility for the management and experimental use of mouse models. This includes maintaining and overseeing mouse colonies, coordinating breeding strategies, performing animal handling and sample collection, and ensuring compliance with all animal care and use protocols. In addition to animal work, the Research Assistant will provide technical...

Summary The Lead Electrician is responsible for the overall completion of routine and non-routine electrical work for the academic campus, clinics, and student housing. The Lead Electrician provides management and leadership to a dynamic team of electricians, special systems technicians, and equipment technicians. This position reports to the Supervisor of Engineering Services. The hours of this position are Monday- Friday 7:00am-3:30pm. Essential Duties and Responsibilities Leads electricians by demonstrating high degree of technical proficiency in planning, installing, and repairing electrical systems and electrical equipment. Uses effective project management and communication skills to ensure projects are completed in a timely and efficient manner. Communicates effectively in group settings to coordinate project and routine work. Exhibits accountability for meeting group work assignment deadlines. Demonstrates ability to coordinate work in team settings....

Summary The Practice Assistant in the College of Dental Medicine – Arizona (CDMA) provides assistance to the dentist and student dentist when it relates to examining and treating patients. The Practice Assistant in the Dental Institute is responsible for the day-to-day maintenance of the CDMA’s clinics, including the coordination of materials, equipment and supplies, answering patient phone calls, scheduling patient appointments, and retrieving and relaying patient phone messages to students and faculty. Incumbents in this position work in multiple areas within the CDMA’s clinics on a rotational and/or specific assignment-based system. The Practice Assistant in the Dental Institute reports directly to the Practice Assistant Supervisor and must be able to adapt to work schedule changes based on the hours of the clinic. Essential Job Functions Professionalism & Collegiality Model and ensure professional and collegial behavior. Maintain a positive working...

Summary The Business Systems Analyst is responsible for the administration, analysis, and continuous improvement of the University’s enterprise business systems including the Jaggaer eProcurement system and the enterprise resource planning system. This position plays a key role in ensuring optimal system performance, promoting user adoption, and leveraging system capabilities to enhance operations. The Analyst partners closely with accounting, payroll, procurement, accounts payable, IT, and other university stakeholders to maintain effective workflows, improve processes, create reports, and ensure system configurations align with institutional goals. This position also supports broader initiatives involving enterprise business systems, data management, and interface operations. This position may be located on either the Glendale, Arizona or Downers Grove, Illinois campus. The incumbent should have a working understanding of XML-based integrations, automation concepts, and...

Summary The Practice Assistant is responsible for the day-to-day maintenance of the College of Dental Medicine - Arizona Simulation Clinic, including the management of materials, equipment and supplies.  The Practice Assistant works in multiple areas within the College of Dental Medicine - Arizona Simulation Clinic.  This position reports to the Associate Dean for Preclinical Education. Essential Duties and Responsibilities Professionalism & Collegiality Model and ensure professional and collegial behavior Maintain a positive working environment Provide an environment of high quality, open and respectful communications Equipment, Instrument and Consumable Supplies Participate in the cycle of equipment, instruments and supplies Deliver instrument totes Check out equipment, instrument and supplies Check used instruments and equipment back in Deliver instrument totes with used supplies back to the dispensary and return used instruments...

The Specialty Full-Time Faculty should have earned a DDS/DMD degree and a specialty degree in their field of dentistry from a CODA accredited institution. Board certification in their specialty is desired. They should show evidence of scholarly activity in their field of dentistry. They should have a minimum of five years of experience in private practice or at an academic health center in their specialty. An Arizona License and DEA License are also required.  They should additionally be an experienced administrator whose background includes leadership in the oversight of clinical dentistry associated with their field. They should be a person committed to educating and empowering students with a wide range of clinical and academic abilities. Reporting to the Director of Clinical Faculty, this Specialty Faculty will: Advise the Director of Clinical Faculty on college-wide academic issues to assist in moving the institution to its vision of academic excellence Be familiar...

Summary The Certified Coding Specialist protects and recovers the clinic’s patient reimbursement by acting as a coding/billing resource for all MWU clinics, educating providers, monitoring accounts receivable, and collecting delinquent accounts. This position will report to the Assistant Manager of Patient Accounts. Essential Duties and Responsibilities: Reviews coding used for Multispecialty Clinics and Eye Institute to ensure coding is in accordance with legal requirements, compliance standards, official coding rules, guidelines and definitions Review electronic health records (EHR) to determine what information is appropriate for coding purposes Participate in provider education on proper documentation of services provided, coding and billing issues, charge capture process and reconciliation of charges as it relates to E & M coding guidelines Train and educate finance staff on billing and coding Participate in clinic coding assessments/audits, both...

Position Summary The CDMA curriculum comprises integrated oral health and basic science courses and modules emphasizing knowledge, skills and values in clinical areas and disciplines (e.g. Prosthodontics, Operative Dentistry, Periodontics, etc.), as required for pre-doctoral education in general comprehensive dentistry. The Adjunct Faculty member is responsible for instruction and overall support of the CDMA curriculum, as assigned.  Instruction includes teaching in one-to-one, small group, plenary and demonstration settings. As well, in the patient care setting, the Adjunct Faculty member is expected to demonstrate and facilitate the delivery of care as well as the use of electronic media as required.    Reporting Relationship In the Preclinical program, the Adjunct Faculty member reports to the Associate Dean, Preclinical Education. Working Relationships The Adjunct Faculty member interacts significantly with other Faculty members, Course Directors, the...

Midwestern University’s Dental Institute is seeking applicants for a full time or part time faculty position in our Oral Surgery clinic.  Applicant should be a board-eligible/certified Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon.  This position will augment the institute’s clinical, academic and research programs.  Applicant must be willing and interested in the education of pre-doctoral students.  The candidate must be proficient in the day-to-day surgical treatment and oversight that falls within the scope of an Oral Maxillofacial Surgeon. That scope of practice includes all dentoalveolar procedures, major and minor bone grafting (including sinus lifts for future implant placement), dental implants, soft tissue grafting, and benign pathology, along with any other procedures falling within the normal scope of OMFS dentoalveolar practice.  Candidate should be familiar with the following software applications, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Outlook, and dental implant planning...