Senior Research Assistant II — Lab Project Lead

UT Southwestern Department of Dermatology; Dallas (TX); On-site; USD 40,000 - 50,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

PPO medical plan

Preventive care coverage

Paid Time Off from day one

TRS retirement program

Paid parental leave

Wellness programs

Tuition reimbursement

PSLF qualified employer

Job summary

UT Southwestern Department of Dermatology in Dallas is seeking a Research Assistant I to support planning, coordination, and execution of research tasks under supervision. The role emphasizes meticulous laboratory work and data integrity in ongoing dermatology studies.

The position involves assisting with sample processing, data collection, and preparing materials for reports or publications, contributing to high-impact medical research and patient care initiatives.

Qualifications

• Requires high accuracy and thorough knowledge of laboratory techniques.
• Strong ability to plan, coordinate, and supervise aspects of research projects.
• Education may include Master’s or Bachelor’s with related coursework, or equivalent training.

Responsibilities

• Plan, coordinate, and supervise assigned research projects or tasks.
• Construct and operate laboratory apparatus and equipment as needed.
• Analyze data and assist in preparing materials for reports or publication.
• May supervise junior staff and review work in progress.

Skills

Judgment

Precision

Laboratory equipment knowledge

Education

Master’s degree in related field

Bachelor’s degree in related field

2 years college or specialized training

High School Diploma with basic science courses

Tools

Laboratory equipment

Job description

UT Southwestern Department of Dermatology in Dallas is seeking a Research Assistant I to support planning, coordination, and execution of research tasks under supervision. The role emphasizes meticulous laboratory work and data integrity in ongoing dermatology studies.

The position involves assisting with sample processing, data collection, and preparing materials for reports or publications, contributing to high-impact medical research and patient care initiatives.