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Do you or will you have an earned doctorate (e.g., PhD, EdD, DSc, DAT) in Athletic Training or related field by August 2024? Courses: Therapeutic Modalities, Therapeutic Interventions (General Medical), Pharmacology in Athletic Training, Athletic Training Clinical Experiences, Athletic Training Research; (2) Undergraduate Exercise Science Courses: Behavioral Interventions, Medical Aspects of Exercise, Prevention and Care of Athletic Injuries, Advanced Fitness Programming.
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The ideal candidate is an MD or MD/PhD scientist with a clinical perspective, coupled with a track record of exceptional achievement in Oncology therapy development. Lead and shape future clinical development strategy and clinical development plans, working closely with Development and Discovery Program Leads and counterparts in Regulatory, Clinical Development, Clinical Operations, Biostatistics, Clinical Pharmacology, Medical Affairs, Commercial, Non-clinical and Discovery Research for assigned studies.
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PhD in life science-related fields (Immunology, Molecular Biology, Pharmacology, Chemistry, and Biochemistry) or Master's with 6+ years in science-related fields. Mammalian cell culture, cytotoxicity analysis and multi-color fluorescence flow cytometry.
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Mosaic teams provide comprehensive, end-to-end discovery services, including program assessment and strategy development; program management; antibody discovery and optimization; protein production, purification, and characterization; protein engineering; biochemical and cellular assay development; formulation, stability and developability studies; bioanalytical (PK and PD) assay development; and candidate-validating pharmacology.
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We would prefer for you to have: PhD in Statistics/Biostatistics preferred. You will be responsible for: Collaborates with Clinical Development, Clinical Pharmacology, Regulatory and Clinical Operations expertise areas to design clinical trials.
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PhD or PharmD in pharmaceutical sciences, biomedical engineering, clinical pharmacology, or mathematical/statistical sciences with 5 + years of experience with clinical pharmacokinetic and pharmacokinetic- pharmacodynamic data analysis.
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A PhD or equivalent with a focus on pharmacology, neuroscience, molecular biology, or cellular biology. Lead preclinical pharmacology including in vitro and in vivo assay development and execution across the organization.
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Must have a demonstrated, thorough knowledge of animal anatomy, medicine, physiology and pathology as well as working knowledge of histology, clinical pathology, surgery, pharmacology, bacteriology, virology, parasitology, mycology, biochemistry and other related disciplines.
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Required Qualifications: PhD degree in biomedical science, pharmacology or equivalent combination of education and experience required. A full-time Post-Doctoral Scholar position is available in the lab of Dr. Shuiying Hu within the Experimental Cancer Pharmacology Laboratory at The Ohio State University College of Pharmacy (Columbus, Ohio.
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Qualifications (Minimal acceptable level of education, work experience, and competency) · PhD (or equivalent) in biological sciences including molecular/cell biology, pharmacology, or biochemistry with focus on immunobiology.
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Doctorate Degree (MD, PhD, VMD, or DDS) in biomedical sciences, immunology, pharmacology, or an area directly related to a field of research specialization in broad immunology and/or cancer biology.
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Validated leadership experience in the application of CP in a drug discovery/development setting including experience in developing PhD employees is required. We are looking for a Senior Group Director in the Clinical Pharmacology (CP) Group.
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PhD in Toxicology, Pharmacology or related sciences (or DVM) and a minimum of 10-15+ years of industry experience in Toxicology. Effective cross-functional collaboration, especially with Institutes of Science, In Vivo Pharmacology and DMPK, in the optimization of drug leads and candidates.
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You will partner with key stakeholders and colleagues in Clinical Pharmacology, Quantitative Systems Pharmacology, Statistics, Translational Modeling and Simulation, and other Research and Development lines to accelerate breakthrough cancer medicines that bring new hope to patients everywhere.
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PhD in Pharmaceutical Science, Math or related discipline or PharmD. Strong quantitative experience (e.g., pharmacometrics, pharmacokinetics/pharmacodynamics, quantitative systems pharmacology, statistics.
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