Postdoctoral Research Fellow — Vascular & Bone Health

The Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital Corporation; Cambridge (MA); On-site; USD 72,000 - 76,000; Full time

Job summary

The Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital Corporation in Cambridge, MA invites applications for a Postdoctoral Research Fellow to study vascular function in skeletal health and disease in collaboration with Harvard Medical School. The role combines physiology, engineering, and clinical investigation.

Full postdoctoral salary support ($72,000 to $76,000 depending on experience) with opportunities for career development, mentorship, and collaboration with leaders in human physiology, bone biology,

Qualifications

• PhD, MD, or equivalent degree in physiology, biomedical engineering, or a related field.
• Strong quantitative and analytical skills.
• Experience in human physiology, biomedical instrumentation, optical imaging, signal processing, or related areas.
• Excellent written and oral communication skills; strong publication record.

Responsibilities

• Join the Cardiovascular Research Laboratory at Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital and Harvard Medical School to study vascular function in skeletal health and disease.
• Contribute to human physiology research using biomedical engineering and clinical investigation methods.
• Collaborate with experts in human physiology, bone biology, optical imaging, and biomedical engineering.

Skills

Quantitative skills

Analytical skills

Strong communication

Education

PhD/MD or equivalent

Tools

Biomedical instrumentation

Optical imaging

Signal processing

Job description

The Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital Corporation in Cambridge, MA invites applications for a Postdoctoral Research Fellow to study vascular function in skeletal health and disease in collaboration with Harvard Medical School. The role combines physiology, engineering, and clinical investigation.

Full postdoctoral salary support ($72,000 to $76,000 depending on experience) with opportunities for career development, mentorship, and collaboration with leaders in human physiology, bone biology,