The Research Scientist will conduct independent scientific research projects and clinical studies from inception to presentation. Prepare and craft various documentations of research results into manuscripts, proposals, grant applications, and presentations. Train undergraduates. Coordinate project development in collaboration with other specialists. Participate in non-interventional biomarker research protocol. Support and coordinate tissue procurement and blood collection, processing, and data interpretation. Will also provide data quality assurance.

Specific Requirements:

Foundational knowledge in medical oncology

Understanding of clinical trial methodology, including basic trial designs (phase IIII), eligibility criteria, endpoints, and regulatory considerations.

Familiarity with translational research concepts, including biospecimen collection, biobanking, molecular profiling, and integration of laboratory findings with clinical data.

Basic proficiency in research databases and data management systems, including electronic data capture platforms and clinical registries.

Introductory knowledge of data analysis principles, including interpretation of clinical and molecular datasets and familiarity with basic statistical concepts.

Ability to coordinate multidisciplinary activities, including collaboration with clinicians, research coordinators, statisticians, and laboratory scientists.

Conducts independent scientific research projects from inception to presentation. Prepares and crafts various documentations of research results into manuscripts, proposals, grant applications, and presentations. Trains undergraduates and research technicians. Manages laboratory policies and coordinates project development in collaboration with other specialists.

Program and protocol management and oversight.

Little physical effort required. Duties are primarily sedentary. May be required to move objects up to 25 pounds occasionally.