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Placements24 invites a Lead Molecular Geneticist to head a premier genetics program in George, spearheading investigations into inherited diseases. You will direct research operations, mentor scientists, design assays, and drive collaborations with partners worldwide.
With a PhD and strong publication record, you will manage budgets, secure grants, and shape the department's long-term strategy, ensuring ethical practices and scientific excellence in the Western Cape.
Our client is a premier research institution located in George , seeking an accomplished Lead Molecular Geneticist to spearhead their groundbreaking investigations into inherited diseases. This leadership position is crucial for directing research initiatives, managing a team of talented scientists, and ensuring the highest standards of scientific rigor and ethical conduct. The role involves leveraging state-of-the-art molecular biology techniques and genetic analysis platforms to unravel the complexities of genetic disorders. You will be instrumental in securing grant funding, publishing high-impact research, and fostering collaborations with national and international partners. This is an outstanding opportunity for a visionary scientist to make a significant contribution to the field of genetics and improve patient outcomes in Western Cape and beyond.
Our client offers a competitive remuneration package commensurate with experience, including a substantial base salary, performance incentives, and comprehensive medical coverage. Professional development is highly encouraged, with opportunities for advanced training and conference participation. The research environment in George is highly collaborative and stimulating, fostering innovation and scientific advancement. You will work with cutting-edge technologies and contribute to research that has a real-world impact. Join a respected institution dedicated to advancing genetic understanding and patient care in South Africa.