Pharmacy Student Research Assistant — Flexible Hours
The University of Tennessee Health Science Center
Memphis (TN)
On-site
USD 20,664 - 27,552
Part time
14 days+
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Job summary
A leading educational institution in Memphis seeks a Pharmacy Student Researcher to support ongoing research in various molecular biology fields. This role involves assisting with experimental procedures, maintaining laboratory operations, and participating in scientific communication and meetings. Ideal candidates are PharmD students with an interest in biomedical sciences and basic lab skills. This position provides hands-on research experience and may contribute to publications. Flexible work scheduling accommodates academic obligations.
Qualifications
Interest in biomedical, biochemical, or pharmaceutical sciences.
Prior laboratory coursework or lab experience in biology, chemistry, microbiology, or related fields.
Responsibilities
Assist in the planning and execution of experiments related to recombinant DNA and protein purification.
Prepare reagents, buffers, solutions, and maintain detailed records.
Participate in weekly laboratory meetings and conduct background literature searches.
Skills
Knowledge of basic scientific principles in biology
Skill in standard laboratory techniques
Ability to follow written and verbal instructions
Ability to communicate effectively
Education
Enrollment as a Pharmacy (PharmD) student at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center
Job description
A leading educational institution in Memphis seeks a Pharmacy Student Researcher to support ongoing research in various molecular biology fields. This role involves assisting with experimental procedures, maintaining laboratory operations, and participating in scientific communication and meetings. Ideal candidates are PharmD students with an interest in biomedical sciences and basic lab skills. This position provides hands-on research experience and may contribute to publications. Flexible work scheduling accommodates academic obligations.