Research Lab Tech 2 - Auditory Stimulation Research

Site: Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary

 

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Job Summary

Summary
Carries out a broad range of technically advanced research activities and procedures; evaluates conclusions and has considerable latitude to modify or devise methods and techniques as necessary to achieve desired results; typically supervises technical and sometimes administrative elements of the research unit.

Does this position require Patient Care?
No

Essential Functions
-Executes protocols of non-routine experiments.

-Assists PI with determining the most suitable methodology.

-Performs basic design and modification of protocols.

-Calculates, transcribes, and analyzes data.

-Prepares and presents reports.

-Organizes and summarizes acquired data using scientific and Statistical Techniques.

-Participates in the design of experiments or field work.

 

Education Bachelor's Degree Related Field of Study required Can this role accept experience in lieu of a degree? Yes Licenses and Credentials Experience Previous Research Lab Experience 1-2 years required Knowledge, Skills and Abilities - Analytical skills and ability to resolve technical problems. - Ability to interpret acceptability of data results. - Strong Computer skills. - Demonstrated competence in research techniques and methodologies.

 

The Lee Lab at Mass Eye and Ear and Harvard Medical School seeks a bright and motivated individual for a Research Lab Tech position. The research will focus on novel modes of auditory stimulation with an array of auditory prostheses, including cochlea implants and auditory brainstem implants using electrical, magnetic and optogenetic stimulation. Responsibilities will include a wide range of intricate in-vivo surgeries using transgenic mouse strains and guinea pigs including sterotaxic injection, auditory brainstem implantation, cochlea implantation, middle ear and inner ear injections, as well as maintaining animal colonies, immunohistochemistry, confocal microscopy, data analyses and contributions to clinical reviews.

Prior research experience is required. This position is ideal for someone interested in otolaryngology research or medical school. You will work on a team with physician-scientists, residents, medical and graduate students, and will have opportunities for shadowing.

 

Onsite

 

243-245 Charles Street

 

40

 

Regular

 

Day (United States of America)

 

Pay Range

$24.28 - $39.43/Hourly

 

Grade

6

 

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