Job Title Table

Performs highly skilled and/or specialized work involving repairing,installing and maintaining pipes that carry water, steam, air or otherliquids or gases. Work also involves inspecting, troubleshooting,repairing or replacing pipes and systems. Work is performed onremodeling or construction projects as well as general maintenanceof University buildings. Some positions may provide leadership orsupervision over staff High School diploma or GED equivalency. Three years of experience as a steamfitter or in a related field. Associate¿sdegree or vocational school certification may be substituted for one year of the required experience.

Provide patient care and educate patients presenting with musculoskeletal injuries/illness. Evaluates patient, establishes objectives, applies appropriate treatments, and follows up with physician on patient progress. Follows prescribed protocols when providing care. Documents patient care and interactions in the medical record. May participate in the undergraduate athletic training major as clinical instructor. Bachelors of Science in Athletic Training or related field. Athletic Trainer certification by NATABOC. Licensed as Athletic Trainer in Kansas or eligible. One year of related professional experience. Current CPR certification.

Produces analytically accurate, timely, cost efficient test results that aides clinicians in the treatment of patients and patients in the pursuit of health. Interpret, records, and report test results. Follows microbiology, chemistry, and urinalysis, immunology, and hematology procedures. Performs phlebotomy following all safety protocols. Maintains and troubleshoots problems with analyzers, information system, and other equipment. Bachelor¿s degree in Laboratory Science, Medical Technology or related field from an accredited university or bachelor¿s in a related field and completion of an approved Medical Technologist program. Current American Society Clinical Pathologists (ASCP) certification or equivalent. Current CPR certification.

Provides ongoing maintenance, upgrades and support of management system modules.  Communicates with functional team, IT and end users to ensure appropriate configuration and security within the management system.  Investigates new system functionality to resolve system issues.  Performs functional system testing for enhancements.  May develop and present training materials and coach users on system functionality.  Responds to user requests, including help desk support. #Bachelor's degree and 1 year of relevant experience OR a high school diploma and 3 years of relevant experience.

Acquires books for publication by the Press that fit and enhance the University Press¿s publishing program. Builds relationships with scholars for advice regarding publication, to recruit potential authors, and to conceive ideas for new books commission authors to write those books. Assists authors in developing manuscripts and to monitor manuscripts for production. Evaluates manuscripts and recruits referees. Prepares materials to obtain press approval. Negotiates contracts with authors. Prepares manuscripts for production. Provides reports on activities. Bachelor¿s degree and three years of experience in book acquisitions at an academic book publisher or at an academic-oriented commercial book publisher.

Performs activities supporting the administration of employee relations programs, including those for professional and management positions. May draft policies for review and approval. Assists in advising managers and employees on University Employee Relations program policies, practices, and procedures and writing ER related letters/reports. Assists in the investigation of personnel policy/procedure violations. Develops and presents Employee Relations specific training topics. Bachelor's degree and 1 year of related experience or High School/GED and 5 years of related experience.

Communicates directors or artist¿s vision and instructions to stage crew, technicians, staff, students, and/or professional stage hands. Ensures production availability of scenery, props, costumes and technical equipment. Creates, plans for, and schedules stage crew. May record blocking, light, sound, set cues and/or operate and maintain rigging, sound, lighting, projection and other shop equipment. Maintains and repairs technical equipment. May mark out dimensions for scenery, props, and lighting. Coordinates set-up, load-in/out processes. Coordinates student participation in technical aspects of production to support educational experience. May supervise stage crew. Bachelor¿s degree in Theatre or related field. Three years of professional experience or an equivalent combination of education/experience.

Serves as the central office administrative resource or liaison between the PI, the central office, and the university, state, and/or granting agency personnel for pre and/or post award activities. Provide assistance to PIs for day-to-day administration of sponsored awards, including coordination and monitoring of the daily operations and processing (e.g. budget preparation, proposal submission, award set-up, budget adjustment, expenditure approval, etc.) of transactions for compliance to sponsor, federal, state, and university guidelines. May develop and prepare budgets and work with agencies to clarify project budgets and any re-budgeting requirements. May monitor the financial management of sponsored awards (e.g., budget preparation, budget adjustments, expenditures, etc.) for all project budgets, and related matching fund/cost share information, for accurate and compliance management and reporting. Interprets sponsor guidelines. May research grant opportunities for the purpose of developing additional funding resources. Participates in research administration and other training to enhance expertise and/or service to campus. May coordinate reporting to sponsoring agencies. May be delegated by PI to sign and approve transactions. May analyze financial reports and track budget to actual expenditures and notify Principal Investigators of balance information. May lead a team of grant specialists and/or supervise student employees. Bachelor’s Degree and two years of related experience OR High School GED/Diploma with four years of related experience.

Builds scenery for theatrical productions in consultation with faculty and graduate students. Work requires skill in multiple disciplines, including rigging, carpentry, stage electrics, stage lighting, audio/projection, and/or props. Maintains scene shop facilities, equipment, and production spaces. Orders and purchases supplies, maintaining records. Instructs scenic production laboratories for KU students. May supervise student employees. Bachelor¿s degree in Theatre or related field. 3 years of related professional experience. Or an equivalent combination of education/experience.

Provide both substantive editing and copy editing for a wide variety of educational, promotional, and/or research projects for communication to varied target audiences. Develop content based on style requirements, and provide writing support as needed. Communicate with authors to ensure accuracy and clarity. Offers feedback and instructions to item writers, researchers, and authors. Bachelor¿s degree in English, Journalism, Communications, or a related field. Minimum of one year editing experience.