Instructor- Physiology

This full-time non-tenure track position includes research in mechanisms of protein degradation pathways in the heart.
Experience in in gene cloning, protein purification, protein structure measurements, confocal imaging, cell culture, proteomics, quantitative pcr and small animal handling. Performing experiments in cell culture, pluripotent stem cells, and mouse models, training students and fellows, and laboratory management.
Responsibilities include executing the cell culture, stem cells, and animal experimentations, purifying mutant/wild-type proteins, performing phage display, training and supervising fellows and students, and managing laboratory maintenance (including purchasing, storage, and inventory of reagents, cells, and supplies).
Basic Qualifications:

• Candidates must have a Ph.D. and a minimum of three years post-doctoral experience or equivalent.

Departmental Preferences:

• Experience in gene cloning, protein purification, protein structure measurements, confocal imaging, cell culture, proteomics and quantitative pcr. In addition, prior experience with small animal handling, lab management skills (ordering chemicals, general upkeep of the lab) and mentoring junior trainees is preferred. Proven experience in data analyses and manuscript preparation are essential.

For benefits information, please visit https://uthsc.edu/hr/benefits/documents/2023-benefits-preview-packet.pdf .
Applicants should have a demonstrated commitment to and knowledge of equal employment opportunity and affirmative action.
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