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The University of Oklahoma's School of Biological Sciences is seeking an Undergraduate Research Assistant to support spinal cord control of leg movements. You will primarily assist with animal surgeries under supervision, with emphasis on careful handling and data collection.
No experience is required, but excellent hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills are essential. The role requires current enrollment in Fall term and supports a flexible on-campus schedule.
Pay Range: Targeted salary of $360 biweekly, based on education and experience
Benefits Eligible: No
Work Schedule: Flexible Schedule
Travel: Not required
The School of Biological Sciences is searching for an Undergraduate Research Assistant to work on spinal cord control of leg movements. Our research focuses on how an animal's nervous system selects and generates appropriate behaviors for each circumstance the animal faces.
In this position, you will primarily assist with animal surgeries related to this research goal. No experience is required, however excellent hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills are necessary.
Must be currently enrolled in the Fall Term as a student at the University of Oklahoma.
Hiring contingent upon verification of current student status.
Must have the patience and ability to sit at a stereomicroscope and manipulate surgical tools for as long as eight hours at a time.
Some university-level Biology coursework preferred.
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Hiring Contingent Upon a Background Check: No