Research Faculty
Department of Pharmacology and Chemical Biology University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine

The Department of Pharmacology and Chemical Biology is seeking a highly qualified person for the
position of Research Instructor.

The candidate will have a PhD, MD or DVM and several years of experience in biomedical research and
expertise in pharmacology or a relevant related field with a PhD degree in biomedical science or a
related field (e.g. pharmacology, toxicology, physiology, cell biology, chemistry, etc.). Extensive
experience working with mouse models is required. They will be adept with molecular genetic
techniques, cell culture, biochemistry and genetics using mouse models of metabolic disease. This
person will work with a team of investigators examining mechanisms of disease and testing novel
therapies for diseases. Experience administering compounds, including survival surgeries implanting
mini-pumps, and performing PK, PD, and tissue distribution studies in the mouse is needed. The
candidate will perform research, be primarily responsible for training others in the lab to perform
molecular biology and mouse experiments, and assist with developing protocols and planning experiments.
Salary is commensurate with experience. Women and minorities are strongly encouraged to apply.

To apply for the position, qualified candidates should complete an application in Talent Center at
https://www.join.pitt.edu/#24008265

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