The Postdoctoral Research Fellow is a trainee pursuing advanced studies beyond the doctoral level in preparation for an independent career in a biomedical field. The fellow has been awarded, or has completed the requirements for, a doctoral degree or foreign equivalent. In collaboration with and under the mentorship of the Principal Investigator (PI), the fellow engages in activities that further professional development. The fellow pursues research under PI supervision while developing skills for independent work. The role includes receiving training and contributing to the team's investigational work, including formulating research questions, designing and conducting experiments, and evaluating results. The fellow prepares and publishes scientific manuscripts under PI direction, develops expertise in relevant lab skills, informatics, physics, or clinical research, and gains proficiency with research tools and equipment. As the fellowship progresses, the fellow is expected to work with increasing independence, develop ideas that advance current research, and bring new expertise to the research program. The fellow also develops teaching skills and may supervise students and their projects when appropriate. The position involves collaborative meetings with other research groups, attending and leading scientific seminars, identifying and correcting deficiencies in one's own performance, and pursuing or securing independent funding near the end of the fellowship under PI direction. The role requires adherence to institutional policies on health and safety, equality of opportunity, and data storage and management.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
Ph.D. or professional degree