Jobs at Liveo Research

This full-time physician role involves joining the Department of Surgery at Temple Health as a fellowship-trained multi-organ transplant surgeon. The position focuses on performing liver, kidney, and pancreas transplants, living donor nephrectomies, and organ procurement, with opportunities to participate in pediatric kidney transplantation. Key responsibilities include providing high-level surgical care, advancing research, and contributing to medical education within a collaborative academic environment. The role is appealing due to its commitment to professional development, mentorship, and a diverse, welcoming culture at a leading Philadelphia health system. The position offers a supportive practice setting with access to world-class facilities and the chance to work in a historic city known for medical innovation.

The Project Lead role for Decentralized Clinical Trials operates remotely within the U.S. to manage a portfolio of global research projects that bring clinical services directly to patients. The position involves leading cross-functional teams, managing stakeholder relationships with sponsors and sites, and overseeing financial aspects such as budgeting and forecasting. Key responsibilities include ensuring regulatory compliance, creating project documentation, and mentoring coordinators to maintain high-quality standards. This opportunity appeals to professionals seeking to drive innovation in patient care through decentralized trial models while working independently in a flexible home-based environment.

This part-time faculty role involves teaching paralegal courses within the Business, Paralegal & Technology department at Tacoma Community College. The position focuses on developing and delivering curriculum for certificate and associate degree programs, covering legal research, writing, and technology integration in compliance with American Bar Association standards. Key responsibilities include utilizing the Canvas learning management system, evaluating student progress, and fostering an inclusive environment for a diverse student population. The role appeals to educators committed to equity and community engagement, offering the opportunity to work in a scenic location while supporting student success through innovative teaching methods. Classes are primarily held in-person on campus during weekday afternoons, with occasional evening sessions.

This full-time Paralegal I or II position supports the Shasta County District Attorney's Office in its mission to prosecute crimes and assist victims. The role involves conducting legal research, drafting pleadings and briefs, reviewing court transcripts, and maintaining complex litigation files under attorney supervision. Paralegal II duties include exercising independent judgment and managing more complex cases. The position offers the opportunity to work within a collaborative team dedicated to justice in a community known for its quality of life. A valid driver's license is required, and the role includes occasional travel to court locations.

This role involves serving as a Pro Tem Lecturer within the University of Oregon's College of Education, focusing on educational methodology, policy, and leadership. The position supports a diverse academic community by teaching applied courses that may include research methods, policy analysis, or academic writing, with some instruction delivered online or during evenings. Key responsibilities include delivering high-quality instruction, mentoring students, and integrating inclusive pedagogical practices that address equity and social justice. The opportunity is appealing for candidates seeking to contribute to a mission-driven environment dedicated to transformational scholarship and systemic change. The role offers a flexible work arrangement that may include remote teaching options and occasional travel within the West Coast region, providing a dynamic setting for professional engagement in higher education.

This Medical Director role within Johnson & Johnson's Oncology team focuses on leading clinical research for prostate cancer treatments. The position involves overseeing the execution of late-stage clinical studies, including protocol development, medical monitoring of data, and managing relationships with clinical investigators and key opinion leaders. Key responsibilities include mentoring project scientists, collaborating with cross-functional teams on study design and regulatory submissions, and ensuring compliance with ethical standards. The role offers the opportunity to drive life-saving innovations in cancer care within a global, matrixed environment. It is based in Spring House, Pennsylvania, with approximately 20-30% travel required for domestic and international engagements.

The Associate General Counsel role supports the Washington State Governor's Office by providing strategic legal guidance on complex public policy issues. Key responsibilities include researching and advising on state legislation, ethics, and federal relations, while also managing litigation involving the Governor and cabinet agencies. The position requires drafting legal briefings and assisting with judicial appointments and clemency processes. This opportunity appeals to attorneys seeking high-impact public service work that directly shapes state policy. The role offers a hybrid work arrangement with flexible scheduling, a collaborative culture focused on diversity and inclusion, and comprehensive benefits including retirement programs and paid leave.

This Law Clerk Internship places a candidate within Metrea's General Counsel and Legal Contracts and Compliance team to support a multinational defense and national security firm. Key responsibilities include conducting legal research on aerospace and procurement regulations, assisting with export control classifications under ITAR and EAR, and helping draft internal policies and compliance training materials. The role offers exposure to complex global legal challenges, including commercial contracts and trade compliance, while working alongside a dynamic, hyper-collaborative team. The position is appealing for its opportunity to engage with high-stakes national security missions and its emphasis on a culture rooted in humility and system-wide innovation. The internship is based in Washington, D.C., with no travel required.

The City of Riverside Police Department seeks a Police Records Specialist Trainee or Specialist to manage complex document and data duties within the Records Bureau. The role involves entering criminal information into confidential law enforcement databases, processing arrest reports, and serving as a liaison between officers, attorneys, and the public regarding court appearances. Key responsibilities include redacting and compiling audio or video recordings, handling public records requests, and maintaining high-volume files for investigations and legal proceedings. This position offers a stable career path with clear advancement opportunities to supervisory roles within the department. The work is performed in a standard office environment with occasional field duties, requiring strong attention to detail and the ability to handle sensitive information.

The Policy and Strategic Initiatives Manager role supports the Bureau of Community Awareness, Action, Response, and Engagement at the Research Foundation for Mental Hygiene. This position focuses on advancing the bureau's 2028 Strategic Plan by analyzing legislation, developing policy recommendations, and strengthening partnerships with community organizations to improve equitable behavioral health access. Key responsibilities include leading strategic planning processes, managing cross-bureau collaborations, and supervising a team of analysts and specialists. The role offers the opportunity to drive meaningful impact in New York City's mental health landscape while working in a hybrid environment that balances remote flexibility with on-site collaboration.

This role involves serving as an Internal Medicine Physician within the U.S. Army Medical Corps, where the individual diagnoses and treats diseases, supervises patient care, and leads medical units. Key responsibilities include executing disease prevention programs, conducting medical research on military health issues, and participating in the education and training of medical personnel. The position offers the unique opportunity to serve national defenders while gaining leadership training and access to humanitarian missions. Physicians can choose between active duty or Army Reserve service to maintain community practice. The role appeals to those seeking to expand the boundaries of internal medicine alongside top professionals, with benefits including specialized training, paid vacation, and comprehensive family healthcare coverage.

The Senior Director, Events role leads the global strategy and execution of high-impact conferences and live programs for Parexel's marketing division. This position is responsible for developing comprehensive event strategies that drive lead generation and brand building, while managing a high-performance team to deliver seamless experiences. Key duties include overseeing the full event lifecycle from concept to post-event analysis, crafting executive-level communications for C-suite stakeholders, and optimizing budgets to ensure financial sustainability. The role appeals to strategic leaders seeking to shape thought leadership initiatives in a remote environment with global travel opportunities. It offers the chance to work within a collaborative culture that values innovation and professional excellence in the clinical research sector.

This field-based Medical Science Liaison role focuses on GYN Oncology within the Western United States territory. The position involves building and maintaining professional relationships with healthcare opinion leaders to provide medical and scientific support for Daiichi Sankyo initiatives. Key responsibilities include presenting disease state data, responding to medical information requests, facilitating clinical research engagement, and gathering customer insights to inform strategic decisions. The role appeals to candidates seeking to advance breakthrough therapies in oncology while working within a global company dedicated to improving lives. This position requires significant travel up to 60% across the region and offers opportunities for professional growth through scientific exchange and leadership development.

The Law Clerk III role is a full-time legal position within CACI's Legal department, supporting Department of Justice attorney teams on complex investigations and litigation cases. Key responsibilities include conducting deep-dive legal research, performing substantive document reviews for relevance and privilege, and drafting motions, briefs, and memoranda. The position requires interacting with trial attorneys and experts to assist with depositions and trial preparation, often serving as a primary interface on larger projects. This opportunity is appealing due to the chance to become a niche expert in eDiscovery and litigation support, with access to tuition reimbursement for professional certifications. The role offers a culture of integrity and trust, flexible time off benefits, and opportunities for continuous career growth while contributing to national security missions. Travel is required up to 10% within the continental United States.

The Marketing Manager role at Catholic Charities leads the organization's marketing, communications, branding, and digital strategy to support its century-old mission of empowering individuals and strengthening families. Key responsibilities include creating diverse promotional materials across print and multimedia platforms, managing website and social media channels, and building relationships with community partners, donors, and media outlets to raise awareness of vital programs. This position offers a supportive and uplifting culture within a mission-driven nonprofit, featuring a 35-hour workweek, comprehensive benefits, and opportunities for professional growth through tuition reimbursement. The work arrangement includes limited travel to service area sites and occasional overnight trips for continuing education.

The Clinical Development Scientist Manager role supports scientific oversight and data integrity for Internal Medicine clinical trials within a global pharmaceutical team. Key responsibilities include contributing to protocol development and amendments, reviewing safety data and adverse events, managing clinical data quality, and supporting regulatory submissions and audits. The position offers the opportunity to work on pivotal Phase 3 studies in cardiometabolic diseases while collaborating with cross-functional teams and external stakeholders. This hybrid role provides a dynamic environment focused on continuous process improvement and innovative trial execution, with potential for global travel to support study sites and investigator meetings.

This Senior Manager role within the Oncology Clinical Development team provides scientific oversight for clinical trials supporting the company's cancer treatment portfolio. Key responsibilities include ensuring data integrity and quality, authoring critical regulatory documents such as protocols and informed consent forms, and leading data review strategies to analyze emerging safety profiles. The position involves collaborating with cross-functional partners to drive study execution and presenting findings to governance bodies. The role is appealing for its opportunity to contribute directly to patient care through impactful oncology research, offering a collaborative environment that values innovation and global perspectives. This hybrid position requires on-site presence approximately 2.5 days per week.

This full-time Paralegal role supports attorneys and litigation teams within the civil unit of the United States Attorney's Office in Washington D.C. The position involves analyzing legal decisions, preparing complex pleadings and motions, managing discovery processes, and providing automated litigation support for trials. Key responsibilities include conducting legal research, maintaining case files, coordinating with federal agencies, and assisting with courtroom presentations. The role offers a mission-driven environment focused on national safety and integrity, with opportunities for continuous professional growth and access to robust learning resources. The position requires onsite presence five days a week and necessitates obtaining a DOJ MBI clearance.

This four-year postdoctoral fellowship within Amgen's Research and Development program focuses on advancing understanding of cardiovascular disease mechanisms. Based in Thousand Oaks, CA, the role involves conducting cutting-edge research on cellular pathways, utilizing state-of-the-art technologies to investigate proteins linked to genetic risk factors. Key responsibilities include performing mechanistic studies in mammalian systems, collaborating cross-functionally within the drug discovery process, and disseminating findings through publications and presentations. The position offers a unique academic-style training environment dedicated to training the next generation of biomedical scientists, providing exposure to the full scope of therapeutic development while fostering a collaborative culture of discovery and innovation.

The Feinstein Institutes for Medical Research seeks a visionary physician-scientist to serve as Dean of the Elmezzi Graduate School of Molecular Medicine. This leadership role oversees a unique, tuition-free PhD program designed to train MDs as physician-scientists capable of conducting translational research within Northwell Health, New York's largest integrated healthcare system. Key responsibilities include strategic program direction, curriculum development, faculty recruitment, student mentorship, and fostering collaborations across the institute and medical school. The position offers the opportunity to lead a transformational educational initiative in a dynamic environment known for pioneering work in bioelectronic medicine and disease cure. Reporting directly to the institute's President, the Dean will drive academic excellence and innovation while benefiting from a collaborative culture and access to extensive research resources.

This full-time Clinical Project Manager role within the Center for Data Analytics, Innovation, and Rigor team at the Child Mind Institute focuses on bridging clinical practice with AI research. The position involves translating manualized therapeutic protocols and symptom evaluation frameworks into concrete criteria for assessing AI systems. Key responsibilities include leading a team of clinical experts, coordinating annotation workflows, establishing inter-rater reliability protocols, and fostering collaboration across cross-functional teams. The role appeals to candidates seeking to impact children's mental health by developing gold-standard evaluation standards for emerging technologies. The work arrangement is hybrid for those in the New York Tri-State or California Bay Area, requiring four days in the office, while remote options are available for other eligible locations.

The Systematic Credit Strategist role supports the Systematic High Yield team within the Alpha Strategies Group, managing a portion of the firm's $9 billion in assets. Key responsibilities include evolving the investment strategy through research and portfolio construction, monitoring live portfolios against risk budgets, and serving as a primary representative for institutional clients to drive asset growth. The position requires strong quantitative skills in fixed income analytics and proficiency in tools like MATLAB and Python. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a collaborative environment where they can combine fundamental credit intuition with systematic approaches. The role offers a hybrid work arrangement with three days in the office and two days remote, providing a balance of structured collaboration and flexible focus time.