RESEARCH ASSOCIATE/TECHNOLOGIST
Opportunity to work in a Platelet Function Studies Laboratory conducting
a variety of bioassays and managing a large electronic database.
Principle Responsibilities:
- Operational manager of the laboratory (QC, training, ordering,
maintenance).
- Conduct a variety of standard and emerging hemostasis bioassays.
- Analyze and purify cells using sophisticated flow cytometry
instrumentation.
- Provide computer support for PC and MAC (hardware and software).
- Train investigators and students (biomedical, medical, medical
technology).
Preferred Qualifications:
- BS degree or equivalent, including college level physics or
engineering and biology.
- Excellent computer skills and a willingness to work with complex
instrumentation.
- Previous flow cytometry experience desirable; training for right
individual available.
- Excellent communication skills; experience in a scientific laboratory
desirable.
- Flexible with regards to work schedule.
Job Advantages:
- High impact position in a growing cardiovascular hemostasis
laboratory.
- Exposure to translational research that has direct impact on patient
care.
- Gain experience using flow cytometric applications for studying
platelet function.
- Opportunity to work with emerging biomedical technology.
- Exposure to interactive scientific staff and clinicians
(cardiologists, hematologists, cardiovascular surgeons and
anesthesiologists).
Salary:
- Negotiable based on experience and qualifications
Date Available and Application Deadline:
- Immediately and Open until filled.
To Apply:
- Send CV and letter indicating salary history to
philip.greilich@email.swmed.edu
Philip E. Greilich, M.D.
Assistant Professor of Anesthesiology
Division of Cardiovascular/Thoracic Anesthesia
University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center - Dallas
and
Director, Platelet Function Studies Laboratory (112A)
Dallas Veterans Affairs Medical Center
4500 South Lancaster Road
Dallas, Texas 75216
Tel: 214-857-1818
Fax: 214-857-1867
We are an Equal Opportunity Employer
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