Senior Scientist I/II: Investigative Pathologist

Responsibilities

• Work closely in project teams including basic science and early researchers to understand target biology paying particular attention to how molecular mechanisms could drive disease pathophysiology at the tissue and organism level
• Build strong trusting partnerships, working closely on the research and deep science, supporting the bridge from basic science to humans.
• Perform detailed histological evaluations of tissue samples to identify compound-related treatment effects, including toxicity and pharmacology
• Contribute to the design of in-vivo studies and provide clinical pathology and histopathological data interpretation
• Work with Discovery Sciences and In Vivo Translational Sciences to identify and characterize disease model systems
• Guide the development of novel molecular pathology assays and digital image analysis algorithms
• Contributes to a team culture that promotes continuous improvement, ownership, professional growth, and inclusion
• Contribute to the cross-functional to the creation and review of study reports

• Who you are
• The successful candidate will have a strong pathology background of appropriate scientific training and a 3Rs-centered, welfare-oriented approach to animal-based research.
• Typically have 7 years + experience (including education and residency training).
• Be a clear and influential communicator, with the ability to give and receive feedback to improve on outcomes and impact.
• Have strong demonstrable influencing skills that demonstrate strong thought partnership and judgement, which creates effective relationships with internal and external groups and individuals
• Strong scientific aptitude and ability to implement investigative strategies to elucidate mechanisms of pharmacology and toxicology
• A critical thinker with the ability to analyze possibilities and solutions and make pragmatic trade-offs

Qualifications

• Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) and formal pathology residency training (DACVP or DECVP certification or eligibility)
• PhD in Pathology or closely related discipline highly desirable.
• Demonstrable understanding of how to work effectively in cross-functional research teams

Salary Range: Redwood City

Senior Scientist I, Pathology $213,000- $273,200

Senior Scientist II, Pathology $265,000- $339,700

Equal opportunity employment

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