Research Assistants
Research Assistant Positions
The BRAINS Laboratory research assistant positions are a great opportunity for those who are looking to be part of a research team working on projects than can improve the future of healthcare and neurologic research. Our research assistants have an enriching work environment with endless learning opportunities and skills advancement. The assistant role is perfect for recent graduates or current undergraduates looking to gain experience in the lab. It is also fulfilling for those interested in a lifelong career in research.
We are currently seeking Research Assistants to conduct activities, under the direction of senior research staff, to support basic science research in the field of aging-associated brain diseases and cerebral vascular sciences. This position will work in a vibrant research community with international researchers and faculty, whose research focuses are on brain aging and neurodegeneration.
Ideal candidate will have excellent communication skills (English proficient), be detail oriented, highly organized, self-driven, and motivated. Candidate will be expected to work independently and cooperatively, and think critically. General knowledge of research fields is required and proficiency in statistical and graphical analysis of data is desired. Bachelor’s degree or relevant experience in lieu of education required; Master’s degree preferred. No years of experience necessary; one year of related experience in a research or clinical lab environment preferred.
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