A postdoctoral scholar position is available for a highly motivated scientist at the University of California, San Francisco to focus on lung cancer using a combination of genetically engineered mouse models, cell lines, and clinically derived samples. Our group is highly collaborative with basic programs in Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Biochemistry and Anatomy at UCSF and deeply integrated into the clinical translational groups at our cancer center. The ideal candidate will be able to independently develop, guide, and complete research projects.
Qualifications:
· Recent PhD or MD degrees
· Applicants need to be self-motivated, fast learners, critical thinkers, and enthusiastic about science and medicine
· Demonstrated ability to work as part of a team and independently
· Strong ability to problem solve and troubleshoot experiments
· Highly proficient in a variety of molecular and cellular biology techniques, and have strong fundamental knowledge of cancer genetics and epigenetics
· Performing basic molecular biology techniques, including molecular cloning, nucleic acid isolation, PCR, and protein expression analysis
· Experience performing gene transfer studies using lentiviral infection of human cell cultures
· Experience with the basics in primary cell cultures
Please send CV, brief statement of research interests and names of three references to:
Dr. Eric [email protected]
Hematology/ Oncology Dept of Medicine
Helen Diller
University of California, San Francisco