Great news, we are looking for a full-time research assistant or junior post-doctoral researcher.
We are seeking a highly motivated BSc (Hons) graduate who is interested in pursuing a career in biomedical research with particular focus on cancer cell biology. The successful applicant will have demonstrated a high level of undergraduate achievement and applicants graduating with Honours will be highly regarded. The successful applicant will work closely with the Principal Hospital Scientist and perform a variety of advanced molecular and cellular biology techniques to elucidate novel mechanisms that drive chromosome instability and drug resistance in breast and lung cancer. Essential criteria include experience in mammalian cell culture, cellular and molecular biology techniques, with experience with mass spectrometry, and/or microscopy and flow cytometry viewed favourably. Candidates should have excellent written and verbal communication skill and a history of publication would be viewed favourably.
The ANZAC Research Institute is situated on the Concord Hospital campus and is affiliated academically with the University of Sydney. The ANZAC Research institute is a multidisciplinary facility, for more information about the institute please see http://www.anzac.edu.au.
This position is open to Australian and New Zealand citizens, permanent residency or people with valid working visa status. It is available for one (1) year initially with prospect of renewal for 3-yrs total, subject to progress and grant applications. Level of appointment will be according to qualifications and experience.
Please apply online via seek and submit the following
Current CV, copy of academic transcript, a cover letter addressing the selection criteria below, provide two current referees, and evidence of work rights within Australia.
Selection Criteria
Minimum BSc (Hons I preferred) with a focus on cancer cell biology.
Experience in in mammalian tissue culture (transfection, stable cell line production, 3D spheroid culture, gene knockdown/out, CRISPR etc).
Experience in molecular and cellular biology techniques (western blotting, PCR, cloning, etc).
Experience in Mass Spectrometry (phosphoproteomics), confocal microscopy or flow cytometry will be viewed favourably.
Demonstrated capacity to work independently and collaboratively in a team environment
Must possess excellent time management, organisational and analytical problem-solving skills.
Demonstrate excellent oral and written communication skills.
Strong computer software literacy and an understanding of statistics.
A history of publication and/or an interest in completing a PhD would be highly regarded.
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