Researcher Scientist III, Cellular and Molecular Medicine

This Researcher Scientist III, Cellular and Molecular Medicine position is with University of Arizona in Tucson, AZ. Research Design and Development: Design and plan research experiments in collaboration with the principal investigator. Review research progress, evaluate results, formulate research methods, and develop research criteria. Recommend and initiate new or modified procedures, techniques, and solutions based on analysis of research data and current developments in cancer therapeutic interventions. Develop new methods and approaches to solve scientific problems within project priorities, timelines, and funding constraints. Evaluate current scientific literature to inform design and methodology. Develop project timelines to meet research milestones and sponsor obligations. Research Execution and Analysis: Establish and optimize in vitro experimental models, including iPSC and muscle cell culture. Independently conduct experiments, analyze and interpret data, and determine next experimental steps. Train new and less experienced lab members in equipment operation and research techniques. Laboratory Operations: Maintain mouse colonies, including breeding, genotyping, records, and euthanasia, in accordance with approved animal protocols. Maintain laboratory equipment and order reagents and supplies, including submitting pCard documentation. Grant Development: Collaborate with research leadership on the design and development of grant proposals, including research approach, protocol development, and scope of work. Dissemination and Collaboration: Analyze and synthesize research data into summaries, reports, and presentations for the research team, department, and collaborators. Co-author manuscripts and reports for publication with the principal investigator and research team. Collaborate with researchers in the department, university, and partner institutions on shared research projects. Knowledge, Skills Abilities: Knowledge of cell culture (iPSC), molecular biology, and animal handling. Knowledge and experience working with preclinical models.