Research Scientist Research Neurology

Job Summary

Drives research projects scientifically and determines the course of research as evidenced by leadership, obtaining funding, writing, or other recognition. May not necessarily receive independent resources; however, their contribution is essential to the conceptual/scientific success of the project.

• Establishes and conducts active, complex scientific research as an independent researcher.
• Makes strong intellectual contributions to scientific strategies of the group/lab and plays a leadership role by acting as subject matter expert in field.
• Contributes to the design and execution of experiments and/or research projects.
• Exercises judgment in selecting methods and technologies to obtain results.
• May collaborate with external researchers and/or receive external project funding support.
• Presents results and prepares publications.
• May assist PI in the training and supervision of other staff.
• Performs other duties as assigned.
• Complies with all policies and standards.

Education:

Doctorate of Science or Doctorate of Medicine required.

Can this role accept experience in lieu of a degree? No.

• Excellent research skills.
• Demonstrated evidence of specific scientific competence in field.
• Demonstrated broad knowledge of field.
• Evidence of potential for scientific creativity and original thought.
• Able to exercise independent judgment and leadership.
• Ability to contribute to publications.

To apply for this position,  and cover letter directly to Ksanna Mazhurina (Kuchroo Officevard.edu). Please do not apply through this link.

Onsite

60 Fenwood Road

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