Posted in Other 23 days ago.
The Zimmers lab in the Brenden-Colson Center for Pancreatic Care is working to find new treatments for pancreatic cancer cachexia and to improve patient resilience for better response to therapeutics. One way to do that is to is to create pre-clinical animal models that can be manipulated and tested. The purpose of this position is to assist in developing mouse models of pancreatic cancer and assess drug responses in those models. This includes mouse colony management and husbandry, tissue dissection, and genotyping.
As a team member in the Zimmers lab, you will work in the lab to identify in vivo drug-response metrics that best predict drug responses in patients, helping to inform clinical care. You will be trained in growing primary cultures of tumor cells using advanced cell biology lab techniques, automated therapeutic screens, and histology techniques, as well as performing quantitative analysis of images, harvesting and processing mouse tissues, assisting in survival mouse surgeries, data entry/collection and laboratory housekeeping. You will be responsible for conducting some phases of projects independently and may help to design experiments.
Do you have strong organizational and communication skills and the ability to work under minimal supervision? Have you had experience with cell biology laboratory techniques? Then consider joining Oregon’s pancreas research headquarters on the South Waterfront to start building your future in the biomedical sciences.
(Please note: this position is in person)
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Albertina Kerr |
The Standard |
The Standard |