Glioblastoma Research Intern: Neuro-Oncology Lab (PT)
Fred Hutch
Seattle (WA)
On-site
USD 29,342 - 41,507
Part time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Access to a retirement savings plan
Employee assistance program
Paid sick leave
Prorated paid holidays
Job summary
A leading research institution in Seattle is offering a part-time internship in neuro-oncology. The intern will contribute to projects focused on glioblastoma, gaining experience in laboratory techniques, animal handling, and scientific communication. Candidates should have a high school diploma and preferred qualifications include experience in MRI data analysis and understanding of cellular neuroscience. This role provides essential skills for future scientific endeavors and contributes to groundbreaking cancer research.
Qualifications
High school diploma or equivalent required.
Experience in analyzing MRI data is preferred.
Conceptual understanding of cellular and molecular neuroscience is beneficial.
Responsibilities
Establish understanding of glioblastoma biology using RCAS/tv‑a system.
Acquire skills in cell culture and experimental manipulation.
Develop proficiency in laboratory animal management.
Generate and analyze histological data with QuPath.
Strengthen scientific communication skills.
Gain skills in experimental design and reproducible research.
Skills
Experience analyzing MRI data
Good written and verbal communication
Education
High school diploma or equivalent
Job description
A leading research institution in Seattle is offering a part-time internship in neuro-oncology. The intern will contribute to projects focused on glioblastoma, gaining experience in laboratory techniques, animal handling, and scientific communication. Candidates should have a high school diploma and preferred qualifications include experience in MRI data analysis and understanding of cellular neuroscience. This role provides essential skills for future scientific endeavors and contributes to groundbreaking cancer research.