Associate Scientist Neurology

Posted 5 days ago

integrated resourcesSomerville (MA)

Neurologists Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology and Biotechnology)

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Associate Scientist NeurologyA Few Words About Us Integrated Resources, Inc is a premier staffing firm recognized as one of the tri-states most well-respected professional specialty firms. IRI has built its reputation on excellent service and integrity since its inception in 1996. Our mission centers on delivering only the best quality talent, the first time and every time. We provide quality resources in four specialty areas: Information Technology (IT), Clinical Research, Rehabilitation Therapy and Nursing.

Job Description

Client: Direct Client

Location: Cambridge, MA

Job Title: Neurology Associate Scientist

Duration: 1 Year+ (Possible Extension)

Primary Duties: We seek a neuroscientist focused on neural regeneration and repair. The candidate will join a highly productive and dynamic research team focused on the identification and development of novel therapeutics for the treatment of neurological disease.

Qualifications: Qualification: The successful candidate will have a detailed knowledge of neurobiology/neuroanatomy, must multitask in a collaborative environment, and have hands-on expertise in culturing primary neurons and oligodendrocytes, handling rat/mice, drug dosing, brain dissection, tissue sample preparation, immunohistochemistry, Western blotting, and diverse biological and biochemical techniques.

Education: The successful candidate will have BS or Masters in Neuroscience or a related area with at least 5 years academic or industry experience in the field.

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