Kidney Disease Research Fellow: Translational & Mentorship

Mayo Clinic; Rochester (MN); Vor Ort; USD 65.000 - 90.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

Mayo Clinic's Knauf Laboratory seeks a candidate to join a multidisciplinary team researching kidney disease mechanisms and precision therapies. The role emphasizes translating discoveries into clinical investigation, with opportunities to work across mouse genetics, organoid systems, and biobank cohorts.

The successful applicant will co-supervise doctoral candidates, contribute to trainee development, and collaborate with established teams to advance translational research at Mayo Clinic.

Qualifikationen

• Completed degree in natural sciences.
• Publications in internationally recognized journals (preferably first author).
• Extensive experience with experimental techniques, especially mouse models.
• High proficiency in cell culture experiments.
• Strong motivation, initiative, and a team-oriented mindset.
• Analytical thinking, excellent organizational and communication skills, and a responsible work ethic.
• Enthusiasm for co-supervising doctoral candidates and students.

Aufgaben

• Co-supervise doctoral candidates and students.
• Contribute to training of the next generation of physician-scientists and biomedical researchers.
• Advance research on kidney disease mechanisms and precision therapies.

Kenntnisse

Mouse models

Cell culture

Publications in journals

Analytical thinking

Organizational skills

Communication skills

Team collaboration

Initiative

Ausbildung

Completed degree in natural sciences

Jobbeschreibung

Mayo Clinic's Knauf Laboratory seeks a candidate to join a multidisciplinary team researching kidney disease mechanisms and precision therapies. The role emphasizes translating discoveries into clinical investigation, with opportunities to work across mouse genetics, organoid systems, and biobank cohorts.

The successful applicant will co-supervise doctoral candidates, contribute to trainee development, and collaborate with established teams to advance translational research at Mayo Clinic.