This position works in the Li Lab in the Department of Pediatrics, Pediatric Research Center, which conducts research focused on identifying the causes of birth defects and developing prevention and treatment strategies. The research assistant supports studies on craniofacial development and congenital disease by performing laboratory experiments, working with biological samples and potentially animal models, collecting and organizing data, and maintaining accurate laboratory records. The role also includes maintaining laboratory equipment and supplies, following research protocols and safety requirements, and assisting with analysis and communication of research results at a level appropriate to the selected classification. The Research Assistant I conducts basic or translational research under general supervision. Research activities may include animal work, handling biological samples, laboratory experiments and activities, and data collection. Research Assistant II requires two years of specialized experience in a research or laboratory environment, while Research Assistant III requires four years of advanced experience in a research or laboratory environment. The position requires permanent residence and work in Texas and is security-sensitive.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level