This is a research position available in the field of neuroscience.
Job Description:
We are seeking a highly motivated and organized individual to join our team as a research assistant. The successful candidate will have a strong background in medical science, neuroscience or a related field and experience with laboratory techniques such as cell culture, high throughput assay screening, immunocytochemistry, protein extraction, and Western blotting.
The successful applicant will contribute to research activities including assay development, in vitro drug screening, cell culture and microscopy analysis. A highly motivated individual with a strong eye for detail and a consummate team player who has a keen interest in making a lasting impact in therapeutic development for neurodegenerative diseases is encouraged to apply.
Required Skills and Qualifications:
* Bachelor's degree with honours or masters equivalent (or higher) in medical science, neuroscience, biochemistry, or related discipline.
* Knowledge of lab administration and experimental planning.
* Experience with working in a research laboratory and a thorough understanding of laboratory health and safety practices and principles.
* Excellent organisational skills with a demonstrated capacity to meet tight deadlines and manage time effectively.
* Strong written and verbal communication and organisational skills to assist in the preparation of research data.
Benefits:
The role offers a range of benefits including
1. A dynamic and supportive work environment.
2. The opportunity to work on cutting-edge research projects.
3. Professional development opportunities.
4. A competitive salary package.
About Us:
We are a leading research institution dedicated to improving patient health through world-class fundamental and translational medical research.
We provide an environment for innovative, interdisciplinary research for dementia and basic neuroscience.
We are committed to providing a unique and supportive mentoring program to allow the growth of future leaders for neuroscience research.