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learning as well as the System Office. Our USG Statement of Core Values are Integrity, Excellence, Accountability, and Respect. These values serve as the foundation for all that we do as an organization, and
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Vibrio biology would be preferred. Minimum Education and/or Work Experience M.D. or PhD Required Qualifications Ph.D. Certificates/Credentials/Licenses Ph.D. Computer Skills Microsoft Office Supervisory
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field Computer Skills General office suite and willingness to learn lab specific programs Strong programming skills in R and/or Python Experience with Next Generation sequencing Record of peer-reviewed
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. Names and contact information for 3 references Minimum Education and/or Work Experience M.D. or PhD Required Qualifications PhD Certificates/Credentials/Licenses PhD Computer Skills Microsoft Office
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to efficiently collect/organize/analyze data and initiate new/modified procedures/techniques based on the latest developments are expected. Certificates/Credentials/Licenses n/a Computer Skills General office
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and quantitative gene expression analysis Excellent organizational, communication, and teamwork skills Certificates/Credentials/Licenses Computer Skills General office suite and willingness to learn lab
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Skills General office suite and willingness to learn lab specific programs Supervisory Responsibilities No Required operation of university owned vehicles No Does this position require direct animal or
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the new state-of-art Health Sciences Facility III Building on the campus. It is a part of the Baltimore PKD Research Center supported by the NIH R01 grants and U54 PKD Research Consortium (https://www.pkd