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The University of South Carolina’s Department of Drug Discovery and Biomedical Sciences is hiring a Research Specialist to support laboratory-based research on neurodevelopmental mechanisms underlying addiction. Working with pre-clinical rodent models and molecular, cellular, and imaging techniques, you will execute established procedures and help generate reliable data.
This full-time position emphasizes meticulous organization and the ability to work both independently and in a team, ensuring
Posting number: 9809294
Department: University of South Carolina
Job classification: Research Specialist I
Posting type: Open
Categories: Education
Research Specialist
Department: COP Drug Discovery and Biomedical Sciences
Part/Full Time: Full Time
Advertised Salary Range:
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Advertised Job Summary
The Department of Drug Discovery and Biomedical Sciences in the College of Pharmacy is seeking to hire a Research Specialist to join our team.
Under general supervision, the Research Specialist supports laboratory-based research focused on the neurodevelopmental mechanisms underlying addiction. The position exists to execute established experimental procedures using pre-clinical rodent models and molecular, cellular, and imaging techniques. The primary goal is to generate reliable data and maintain efficient laboratory operations in support of funded research activities.
06/27/2026
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