This is a full-time, onsite position, with a Monday–Friday work schedule. Ideal candidates will have some experience working with laboratory mice, including (but not limited to) animal care and handling. Experience with wet-lab techniques—such as molecular assays, sample preparation, tissue processing, and data collection—is highly desirable, as these skills are essential for the successful execution of experiments and for contributing to ongoing research projects. This position offers an exciting opportunity for individuals interested in studying sex differences in bladder cancer and who are passionate about scientific research. The Research Associate I will gain exposure to diverse disciplines within bladder cancer research, providing valuable hands-on experience across multiple areas of expertise. The role also offers opportunities to pursue individual research interests and projects, making it well-suited for highly self-motivated candidates who are committed to building a long-term career in the sciences. Working under direct supervision, the Research Associate I performs a variety of routine experimental protocols and procedures to support the objectives of one or more laboratory research projects in a specific area of research. Assists in general laboratory activities, including maintenance of reagents and stocking of supplies. Files and monitors documents. Keeps accurate and detailed records of experiments and results. Assists in the operation of specialized equipment and machinery. Observes safety standards and procedures. The Research Assistant I will be able to perform routine cellular, micro- and molecular biology procedures including, but not limited to Western, Northern blot, DNA/RNA, PCR, protein extraction, cell culture, Immunohistochemistry, and staining. This position does not have supervisory responsibilities.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
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