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Senior Research Associate 2
December 16, 2017 - January 17, 2018
The Senior Research Associate 2 (second level research position, track one) supports research activities under the direction of a principle investigator, program director or designee of the principle investigator or program director. Contributes to basic and applied research activities by collecting and analyzing data, maintaining databases etc. Understands and interprets research protocols and procedures. Participates in the publication of significant results, to include authorship of scientific monographs. Advances expertise through continued education, training and/or research. Maintains an overview of relevant research findings. Ensures all research is undertaken according to good research practice and guidance.
Responsibilities: Plan and conduct assigned and/or original research projects autonomously while working collaboratively with UM faculty, staff, postdocs and students. Maintain accurate records of research findings and the analysis of results. Prepare manuscripts for publication in collaboration with UM faculty, staff, postdocs, and students. Present research findings at professional meetings.
• Mentor graduate and undergraduate students as appropriate. Responsible for assisting graduate and undergraduate students in area of expertise. Other duties as assigned.
The minimum qualifications are: Master’s in relevant discipline in cell/molecular biology, immunology, stem cell or leukemia research. Must have broad knowledge of hematological malignancy or related fields of cancer research as well as experience in human cell/tissue culture, molecular biological techniques, experimental experience with animal models, studies in epigenetics, and experience in cancer research. Ability to plan, organize and meet deadline; highly motivated, must be detail oriented, self-starter with strong interpersonal skills. Knowledge of PC software programs: Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. Need the ability to manage multiple tasks simultaneously and independently. Must be able to apply logic and demonstrate problem solving techniques. Must have excellent verbal and written communication and presentation skills.