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utilized in experiments. Keep a clean environment and provide maintenance as needed. (10%) 6. Train new staff; direct the work of students. Direct effort of undergraduates who assist on the project. (10
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able to critically appraise the literature, assist with the design and planning of projects, oversee collaborations, manage animal models, carry out research on an assigned project, prepare manuscripts
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conditions and monitoring for health and proliferation. Prepare cells, organoids, and patient specimens for single cell sequencing. Prepare organoids and patient specimens for spatial transcriptomic methods
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or procedures including participation in collaborative efforts to develop RT-QuIC assays as biomarker assays for diagnostically relevant biospecimens. (10%) Collect and analyze data, This position is responsible
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POSITION OBJECTIVE Working under general supervision and according to specific instruction, the Senior Research Assistant 1 will perform research work to support human biomarker studies in an NIH
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systems, infusion pumps, and surgical instruments. Maintain supply inventory and place orders. (5%) Train new staff and students regarding standard laboratory policies. (5%) Perform other duties as assigned
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specimens and accession autopsy tissue when received at the NPDPSC. Prepare clinical reports and update patient clinical history. (20%) Maintain test equipment utilized in experiments. Locate samples by
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techniques, projection methods or procedures related to immunostaining of whole heart sections, isolated muscle fibers, and myofibrils. Train new staff; direct the work of students. (10%) Prepare and present
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activities related to clinical research studies including but not limited to screening participants for eligibility and recruitment while ensuring equity and diversity, obtaining informed consent, educating
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techniques. Essential Functions Coordinate major lab activities. Oversee, develop procedures, optimize experiments in in vivo cardiac assessment and the effects of various drugs and small molecules, as