Research Scientist (4D Bio3) at Genevausa | Torre

Research Scientist (4D Bio3)

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Full-time

Legal agreement: To be defined

Compensation
USD75k - 80k/year
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Boston, MA
Rockville, MD
Posted over 2 years ago

Responsibilities


- The Geneva Foundation is dedicated to promoting the development and application of advanced biotechnologies within the Department of Defense. - The Research Scientist will work on-site at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, MA as part of the Uniformed Services University (USU) Center for Biotechnology (4DBio3). - The mission of 4DBio3 is to enhance the readiness, health, and well-being of America’s Warfighters, veterans, and families through the development and application of advanced biotechnologies. We are currently recruiting a Research Scientist with a background in cell and molecular biology to support our program in manufacturing neutrophils. The Research Scientist will work as part of a large team working on manufactured human blood products with an emphasis on neutrophils. The successful candidate will review research documentation, perform recurring analyses on research portfolios, interact with other services and government agencies, and provide guidance to scientists preparing research proposals. Occasional travel to Rockville, MD is required, and the candidate must be willing to travel to the DC area on a quarterly basis or as required. The salary range for this position is $75,000 - $80,000. Responsibilities: - Review research documentation and provide detailed technical written notes - Perform recurring analyses on research portfolios to identify critical gaps, exceptional results and/or lack of progress - Interact with other services and government agencies, organize and host research planning and coordination meetings, and inform the Principal Investigator of developments - Assist with various portfolios and technology road maps, within the context of the overall strategy - Maintain open communication with the Principal Investigator, advise of processes, report progress and serve as a point of contact, as applicable - Provide guidance to scientists preparing research proposals, to include guidance on research protocol development, as needed - Author or co-author topics to help move through the technology road map for domain - Participate in the drafting of program announcements, requests for information, proposals and vehicles to solicit offertory - Perform scientific reviews on research proposals submitted for consideration, as requested - Participate in Proposal Review Board meetings and make funding recommendations that are consistent with the scientific direction and technology road map for domain - Participate in multi-functional teams and provide clinical and scientific domain expertise as needed - Maintain and update files of all applicable regulatory documentation for IACUC or IRB (including protocols, approvals, amendments, modifications, etc.) as well as any communications with the sponsor or any other Federal or regulatory office (including prior approvals, change in scope, etc.)