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sitting for long period of time (occasionally)

Monday-Friday 8:30-5:00 with occasional after hours/weekend responsibilities.

The person hired for this position will possess a higher level degree (PhD or MD) and is expected to have the prerequisite skills and knowledge in neuroscience, physiology, and neurotrauma.

This individual will independently perform experiments and manage projects involving neuromodulation and pharmacological strategies to promote recovery of function after experimental neurotraumatic events. He or she should have extensive experience in animal surgery, wet lab techniques, and technical/scientific manuscript writing. Attention to detail, notetaking, and high rigor is a requirement.

extensive expertise in neurotrauma research

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