The Laboratory for Environmental Exposures and Pathogens (LEEAP) seeks an hourly Researcher for temporary research support. LEEAP is lead by Dr. Robert Hood and includes several graduate and undergraduate students. We conduct epidemiological studies investigating a range of reproductive and developmental outcomes, including but not limited to fertility, maternal morbidity, fetal and infant development, pubertal development, and reproductive aging. We primarily focus on environmental and infectious exposures and their impact on reproductive and developmental outcomes with a particular emphasis on the combined effect of these exposures. This hourly temporary researcher position focuses on two environmental epidemiology projects with an emphasis on menopause and ovarian cancer. The researcher will be expected to work independently on in-depth literature review, advanced data analyses, and manuscript writing. Tasks will be completed with minimal guidance from the supervisor. This position is contingent upon funding and will end on or before two months of employment, with possibility of renewal based on continued availability of funding and performance.
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Job Type
Part-time
Career Level
Mid Level