Staff Research Associate I - OB-GYN

Description

Join a cutting-edge research laboratory at UCLA focused on understanding the molecular basis of

epithelial cancer formation, progression, and treatment, with the ultimate goal

of informing the design and testing of strategies for cancer treatment towards

clinical trials.

As a Staff Research

Associate I, you will work under the guidance of the Principal

Investigator and your responsibilities include collaborating with UCLA staff at

various clinics to consent study participants, collect tissue and tumor

specimens, and ensure accurate documentation in accordance with approved

research protocols. In the laboratory, you will process human specimens for

downstream genomic analysis to help elucidate the molecular, cellular, and genetic

events involved in gynecologic disease progression. You'll also assist with

general lab operations and provide administrative and grant-related support as

needed.

This is an excellent opportunity for someone who is

motivated, detail-oriented, and eager to gain hands-on research experience in a

collaborative academic environment focused on advancing cancer research.

Hourly Salary Range : $27.85 - $33.21

Qualifications

Required :

Skill in routine molecular and cellular biology techniques

with and without laboratory equipment.

Writing skills and ability sufficient to fully and

accurately document all lab work in a notebook according to lab standards.

Ability to analyze research data and prepare clear,

concise and accurate technical reports.

Interpersonal skill to interact and collaborate

effectively with scientist coworkers, graduate students and faculty.

• Ability to organize raw data into relevant formats.

Reading skills sufficient to understand specific

protocol relevant journal articles, and equipment.

Ability to work standing for long stretches of time and

up to 90% of the day.

Ability to work with research animals and perform basic

dissections and euthanasia.

Experience and ability with cell and tissue culture

methods