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Apply now » Title: PhD Investigator, Robotic Cardiothoracic Surgery (Assistant Professor) Division: Surgery Work Location: Houston, TX Requisition ID: 18033 Summary The Center of Excellence
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, and quality improvement. A PhD or EdD in health sciences education/research or psychology (educational, organizational, or psychometric/quantitative) would be ideal for the position. This position will
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Hospital (TCH) is seeking a highly skilled and motivated Clinical Cytogeneticist (PhD) with outstanding diagnostic expertise to join the Genomic Medicine Division in the Department of Pathology at Texas
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their area of research. Qualifications: PhD, MD, or PhD/MD degree in a relevant scientific field (e.g. pediatrics, hematology-oncology, immunology, molecular biology, cancer biology, molecular biology) At
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tasked with developing the framework and managing the day-to-day research operations for a federally funded research program in the lab of Vlad Sandulache, MD, PhD. This role is responsible for planning
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required. Qualifications: Ph.D. in biomedical research, including biology, chemistry, physics, bioinformatics, medical science. At least 3 years of post-PhD research experience. Baylor College of Medicine is
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transporters and will have the opportunity to apply for federal, state, and private funding as a leading PI. Minimum requirements for the job include at least 5 years of lab experience after PhD, proficiency in
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cuisine, major amusement parks, extensive urban park system, and international airport. Minimum Qualifications Qualified candidates must have an MD, DO or MD/PhD degree, be board certified or board eligible
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the learning continuum from Undergraduate Medical Education (UME), Graduate Medical Education (GME) to Continuing Professional Development (CPD). In addition, SOM also offers MD/PhD and Baccalaureate/MD
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Technician or Postdoctoral Fellow/Associate. Preferred Qualifications PhD in related discipline. Five years of postdoctoral experience. Experience with mouse genetics, stereotactic mouse surgeries and tissue