A Flow Cytometer Operator/Immunology Laboratory Supervisor
position is available immediately at the Center for Vaccine
Development.
The successful candidate will be responsible for maintaining a
multiuser core facility using a 3 laser EPICS ELITE ESP flow
cytometer/cell sorter system and perform research in various vaccine
immunology and microbiology projects at the cellular and molecular
levels. Additional responsibilities will include to train other
technical personnel, prepare reports and presentations, maintain long
term storage of list mode files and documentation pertaining to the
Flow Facility and Cellular Immunology Section of the CVD.
The Center for Vaccine Development offers a unique environment to
study cellular and molecular determinants of protection to infectious
diseases in humans. The CVD, largely supported by NIH funding, has
earned an international reputation for genetical engineering and
testing vaccines against typhoid, shigella, cholera and malaria.
Based at the School of Medicine, University of Maryland at Baltimore,
the CVD was established in the mid-1970s as one of the first
facilities to evaluate vaccines in community volunteers. It is one
of only two university vaccine centers in the world engaged in the
full range of vaccinology - from basic science through vaccine
development, immunological studies, clinical evaluation and field
studies.
The successful candidate should have a B.S./M.S. in
Microbiology/Immunology or equivalent, a minimum of 4-6 years of
professional experience in flow cytometry, including
sorting, and a solid understanding of basic immunology. Experience in
the measurement of cytokines by ELISA and flow cytometry, cytotoxic
T lymphocyte activity, lymphoproliferation, and other cell mediated
immune responses, handling of radioisotopes and working with mice, is
highly desirable. Salary is negotiable.
Send Curriculum Vitae and the names of three
references by e-mail, Fax or regular mail to Marcelo B. Sztein, M.D.,
Chief, Cellular Immunology and Flow Cytometry Section, Center for
Vaccine Development, Department of Pediatrics, 685 West Baltimore
Street, Rm. 480, University of Maryland, Baltimore MD 21201. Phone:
[410] 706-2345; FAX: [410] 706-6205; E-mail:
msztein@umppa1.ab.umd.edu.
Marcelo B. Sztein, M.D., Professor
Department of Pediatrics
Chief, Cellular Immunology and
Flow Cytometry Section
Center for Vaccine Development
University of Maryland
685 West Baltimore Street, Rm. 480
Baltimore, MD 21201
TEL: (410) 706-2345
FAX: (410) 706-6205
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