Brown Medicine·Cranston, Rhode Island
Conducts biomedical investigative research, including the design and execution of experimental protocols and data analysis. Responsible for writing manuscripts, presentations, and grants based on research findings.
BASIC KNOWLEDGE: PhD and/or MD required. EXPERIENCE: 5 years' professional research experience with focused experience in molecular diagnostics. Completion of a qualified national certification exam toward fulfillment of Rhode Island Clinical Laboratory License, desirable. SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITY: Ability to train and work with volunteers and students on projects. Pay Range: $58,489.60-$96,491.20 EEO Statement: Brown University Health is committed to providing equal employment opportunities and maintaining a work environment free from all forms of unlawful discrimination and harassment.
Requires a PhD and/or MD with at least 5 years of professional research experience focused on molecular diagnostics. Ability to train students and volunteers is also required.
Market context
In Rhode Island, postdoctoral research associate openings in biomedical fields tend to favor candidates with recent doctoral training and a clear fit to the lab’s methods and disease focus. This role is competitive because it requires hands-on experience with transgenics and survival surgeries in animals, plus interest in cardiovascular and cardiopulmonary pathobiology and the ability to bring independent research ideas. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then tailor your application to those techniques and research interests.