Research Associate-PC - Endocrinology - Kudva lab

Mayo Clinic; Rochester (MN); On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN seeks a Research Associate in Life Sciences. The role supports an established investigator's program, enabling qualified individuals to advance toward an academic and/or independent research career.

It requires advanced knowledge in clinical-based or laboratory-based research and at least three years of postdoctoral experience. The position emphasizes leadership, training, and the ability to perform complex functions.

Qualifications

• Three years of postdoctoral research experience.
• Advanced knowledge in clinical- or laboratory-based research.
• Ability to provide leadership training within a research program.

Responsibilities

• Provide leadership support within an established research program.
• Train team members and coordinate project activities.
• Engage in publication and dissemination of findings.

Skills

Postdoctoral experience

Clinical/lab research

Leadership training

Job description

A Research Associate position in Life Sciences (LS) will require an advanced knowledge of either clinical-based research or laboratory-based research. Requires at least three years of postdoctoral research experience at Mayo Clinic or elsewhere.

A Research Associate at Mayo Clinic is a temporary transitional role with the primary purpose to allow qualified individuals to work within an established investigator's program in preparation for an academic and/or independent research career. The ability to perform specialized or complex functions would typically be demonstrated through review of scientific accomplishments, contributions, and peer-reviewed publications averaging at least one per year post doctoral degree. The Research Associate is expected to provide leadership support and training within an established research program. Upon background check and CCATS Executive Committee approval, Research Associate may have patient/research subject contact directly relating to and incidental to the original research program.