New York University Hiring for Associate Research Scientist at New York, New York Full Time

Associate Research Scientist

The Cancer Pain Research Laboratory at New York University offers an Associate Research Scientist position in neuroscience/pain research. The laboratory focuses on peripheral neurobiologic mechanisms underlying cancer pain.

Duties will include: Patch clamp recordings and calcium imaging of cultured cells, transfection of recombinant ion channels and pharmacologic manipulation of receptors and ion channels. The applicant must be self-motivated and demonstrate intellectual independence.

The position is open to individuals with a PhD. The candidate must have a background in electrophysiology and possess excellent oral communication and scientific writing skills in English.

Applications must include: (1) a CV, (2) contact information for at least three references and (3) a cover letter with a brief statement concerning research experience and interests.

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