Postdoctoral Position at Oregon Hearing Research Center, Oregon Health & Science University

Shi Laboratory at the Oregon Hearing Research Center (OHRC); Portland (OR); On-site; USD 69,275 - 78,309; Full time

Job summary

A leading hearing research laboratory seeks a Postdoctoral fellow to study cochlear blood flow pathopathology related to hearing loss. The ideal candidate will hold a PhD and possess strong skills in mouse auditory physiology and molecular biology. The role offers a competitive salary between $69,275.19 and $78,309.14 based on experience, along with benefits. Candidates are encouraged to submit their curriculum vitae, research statements, and references to the contact person specified.

Qualifications

• PhD in relevant field is required.
• Experience in mouse auditory physiology is especially encouraged.
• Strong background in molecular biology.

Responsibilities

• Investigate cellular and molecular mechanisms in noise-related hearing loss.
• Research gene/cell therapy applications.

Skills

Mouse auditory physiology

Molecular biology

PhD

Education

PhD in relevant field

Job description

Postdoctoral position in cochlear blood flow pathopathology.

A position is immediately available in the Shi Laboratory at the Oregon Hearing Research Center (OHRC), Oregon Health & Science University. The Shi lab primarily focuses on understanding cellular and molecular mechanisms in noise- and aging-related hearing loss and gene/cell therapy. Individuals with a PhD and experience in mouse auditory physiology and molecular biology are especially encouraged to apply.

The OHRC at the Oregon Health & Science University is one of the world’s leading hearing-science research groups. The research focus of OHRC investigators ranges from investigation of fundamental mechanisms of hearing to development of therapies for hearing loss.

Salary: Competitive w/benefits. Beginning salary is $69,275.19 to $78,309.14 DOE.

Please send a curriculum vita, a statement of research accomplishments and interests, and references to:

Xiaorui Shi, MD, PhD
Cochlear Blood Flow Pathopathology Laboratory
Oregon Hearing Research Center
Oregon Health & Science University
3181 SW Sam Jackson Park Road, NRC04
Portland OR 97239
Email: [e-mail]