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(Department of Pharmacology) University Overview The University of Pennsylvania, the largest private employer in Philadelphia, is a world-renowned leader in education, research, and innovation. This historic
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Specialist A (Pharmacology) Job Profile Title Research Specialist A Job Description Summary The successful candidate will assist in projects focused on identify the role of immune cells and molecules during
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Research Investigator (Department of Pharmacology) Job Profile Title Research Investigator, Senior Job Description Summary This leadership role, oversees and designs advanced experiments related to MASPs as
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the opportunity to gain experience interacting with industry. The Research Specialist B will perform a broad range of experiments in pharmacology and mouse work. The methods will include animal model development
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, biochemistry, in vivo mouse models of cancer, and pharmacological interventions. We seek a self-motivated and enthusiastic individual with excellent organizational skills. The ideal candidate will thrive in our
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compliance and timely completion of project/program deliverables. Job Description The Research Specialist A will work in a laboratory that studies the pharmacology of anesthetics and compounds derived from
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. Experience with animal models of addiction, stereotaxic brain surgery, and/or behavioral pharmacology is a plus. Familiarity with cellular and molecular techniques including RT-PCT, immunohistochemistry
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Maxillofacial Surgery/Pharmacology Department with Penn Dental Medicine will provide administrative support for the residency program between both office/clinic locations at the Hospital of the University
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of anesthesia protocols, pharmacology, and patient monitoring. Exceptional attention to detail and ability to handle critical situations with composure. Excellent communication skills to work collaboratively with
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sterile conditions are maintained during procedures. Utilize extensive knowledge of pharmacology and drug calculations. Maintain anesthesia records. Ability to independently function quickly and react