SRA IV - GO Discovery lab:

DescriptionThe research lab of Sanaz Memarzadeh, MD, PhD, focuses on understanding the molecular basis of the formation, progression and treatment of gynecologic epithelial cancers.The Gynecologic Oncology (GO) Discovery Lab (godiscoverylab.com) investigates the molecular pathways in chemotherapy-resistant ovarian and aggressive endometrial tumor cells that are candidates for therapeutic intervention via small molecule inhibitors and/or immunotherapy.Knowledge gained from this translational research will then be used to design and test strategies for cancer therapeutics that will move onto clinical trials.We are seeking a full-time Staff Research Associate IV (SRA IV) to joinDr. Sanaz Memarzadeh'sGO Discovery Lab.Under the guidance of Dr.Memarzadeh, the SRA IV will independently plan and execute experiments using cell lines, animal models, and a variety of diagnostic and functional assays to investigate the molecular, cellular, and genetic mechanisms driving gynecologic cancers.Key responsibilities include:Performing basic and advanced molecular biology and cell culture techniques, including tissue culture, flow cytometry, immunohistochemistry, single-cell proteomics, and transcriptomics.Working on high-throughput drug screening to identify small molecule and immunotherapy treatment candidates.Collaborating with the PI on manuscript and grant proposal preparation, including method annotation, data interpretation, and contributing to the analytical, strategic, and technical aspects of planning and writing.Designing, planning, and conducting both in vitro and in vivo experiments.Making innovative contributions to ongoing research projects.This role offers the opportunity to work at the forefront of cancer research and contribute meaningfully to the development of new therapeutic strategies.Annual Salary Range: $78,233.10- $125,889.68 QualificationsRequired:5 or more years of post-graduate wet lab research experience (some can be as part of advanced degree program), strongly preferred to be in a cancer/oncology environment.MS in biomedical/life science field or equivalent experience. (candidates with PhDs are preferred)Experience or knowledge in one or more of cancer, immunology and translational researchDemonstrated experience in common and modern molecular, cellular and genomic techniques in laboratory environment including flow cytometry, IHC, proteomics, transcriptomics.Authorship of multiple peer-review scientific publications. At least one must be a first authorship.Ability and experience preparing data and contributing toward technical and analytical aspects of scientific writing for manuscripts and funding applications.PCR, fluorescent microscope, etc.Ability to communicate in oral and written form, for the purpose of providing concise information to others in the laboratory. This includes the ability to record experiments and results in laboratory journal in an accurate, complete and timely way.Ability to design, plan, coordinate, and carry out experiments. This requires the ability to schedule and prioritize work, and to recognize when collection of one type of data may compromise the collection of another.Ability to recognize irregularities and invalid results. Ability to make sound measurements and observations.Ability to perform work carefully and precisely so that meaningful data is collected in a manner which can be reproduced in this and other laboratories.Ability to conduct multiple experiments in close temporal proximity.Ability to understand experimental design and goals of study.Ability to seek out and read scientific literature to solve all levels of research problems, to read and understand the current scientific literature and to use existing experimental protocols as guidelinesAbility to handle sensitive & confidential information.