The Metis Foundation is seeking a Research Perfusionist to support the Military Cardiovascular Outcomes Research program (MiCOR) at the Uniformed Services University (USU) in Bethesda, MD. This role will also support the Battlefield Shock and Organ Support (BSOS) Program's mission. The MiCOR program focuses on understanding the impact of military service on cardiovascular risk through innovative clinical research using precision techniques. The BSOS Program is a translational research program dedicated to advancing life-saving technologies in critical care, extracorporeal circulation, and military medicine, with a focus on ECMO and its derivative technologies for cardiac arrest and controlled reperfusion. The Metis Foundation provides scientific, educational, financial, and project management support for research, clinical trials, and education, particularly within the US Department of Defense. This position may involve duties at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center and may require obtaining a Secret Clearance and undergoing Credentialing. The Research Perfusionist will actively participate in the design and execution of large animal research experiments, collaborating with surgeons, scientists, and engineers. The role requires independent thinking, technical fluency, and a strong interest in translational research. We are looking for an experienced, motivated, and technically skilled individual to join our mechanical circulatory support program, who thrives in a dynamic experimental environment, can troubleshoot under pressure, and is adaptable to evolving circuit technologies.
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Job Type
Part-time
Career Level
Mid Level