Research Physiologist: Military Human-Performance Research

Goldbelt Apex LLC; Saint Robert (MO); On-site; USD 71,000 - 88,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

401(k) plan with company matching

Paid time off

Job summary

Goldbelt Apex LLC in the United States is seeking a Research Physiologist to support the development and execution of human integrative physiology studies in operational environments, including military training settings.

The role involves conducting research with human subjects under applicable federal, DoD, and DHA regulations, coordinating IRB activities, and presenting findings through tables, graphs, reports, manuscripts, and presentations.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree or higher in human bioenergetics, exercise physiology, or related field.
• Experience in applied human-performance research, data analysis, and program development within military or tactical populations.
• Experience coordinating scientific and human-use documentation with IRBs and other applicable research oversight organizations.

Responsibilities

• Conducts applied human-performance research involving military and tactical populations.
• Collects and analyses physiological measurements, including oxygen consumption, metabolism, skin blood flow, heart rate, and core and skin temperature.
• Coordinates IRB and other human-use research documentation and compliance activities.
• Organizes, analyzes, and interprets research data and prepares tables, graphs, reports, manuscripts, and presentations.

Skills

Government procurement processes

Field research support

Flexible schedule

Education

Master’s degree or higher in human bioenergetics, exercise physiology, or related field

Job description

Goldbelt Apex LLC in the United States is seeking a Research Physiologist to support the development and execution of human integrative physiology studies in operational environments, including military training settings.

The role involves conducting research with human subjects under applicable federal, DoD, and DHA regulations, coordinating IRB activities, and presenting findings through tables, graphs, reports, manuscripts, and presentations.