Classified/Academic/Administrative/Postdoctoral Scholar Employment Opportunities

Each week, Human Resources will inform the campus community about new internal job opportunities. The following is a listing of new UNLV classified job openings for the week:

Classified Employment Opportunities

  • *REVISED* Administrative Assistant 3, UNLV CSN Transfer Program (UCTP) [R0151553] - closing date: September 24
  • Personnel Technician 2, Facilities Management [R0153552] - closing date: September 29

NOTE: Classified application deadline is 5 p.m. on the closing dates noted above. 

The following is a listing of new UNLV academic/administrative/postdoctoral scholar job openings for the week:

Academic/Administrative/Postdoctoral Scholar Employment Opportunities

  • Early Outreach & Early College Specialist (OPEN TO UNLV EMPLOYEES ONLY) [R0153460] - material review date: September 18 
  • Assistant Professor-in-Residence/Director, Professional Golf Management, Harrah College of Hospitality [R0153462] (Open to Current NSHE Employees) - material review date: September 24 
  • Postdoctoral Scholar, Neuroimaging, Health Physics and Diagnostic Sciences, School of Integrated Health Sciences [R0153454] - material review date: September 30

NOTE: Job openings may change daily. For the most up-to-date listings, review requirements, and to apply, please visit jobs.unlv.edu and follow the instructions.

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