Post-Doc - Medicine Hematology
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Description
In healthcare, the groundwork for a successful career begins well before your first day on the job. “Getting” the position you seek is secondary to preparing for all that you will encounter. At Thomas Jefferson University, comprised of Jefferson Medical College, Jefferson College of Graduate Studies, and Jefferson College of Health Professions and Corporate services, we offer environments that ready our students for life. By providing intellectually stimulating and professionally challenging settings that are unique and world-renowned, those students, and all who impact their time within our premier institution, discover a place where hard work and higher thinking come together like nowhere else.
We have a FT (70 hours biweekly) Post Doctoral position available in the Department of Medicine/Hematology at Thomas Jefferson University. The Post Doc Fellow will study the regulation of integrin activation in platelets and neutrophils. A focus will be on defining the molecular mechanisms by which CalDAG-GEFI (RasGRP2) and protein kinase C (PKC) regulate the activation of the small GTPases Rap1/Rap2 leading to integrin activation, in vitro and in vivo.
Requirements
# Ph.D required, experience with molecular biology.
Please mail or fax your resume to: Cindy Castellanos, Thomas Jefferson University 201 South 11th Street - Martin Building Philadelphia, PA 19107 Fax Number: (215) 503-4329 E-mail: [Click here for email]
Or apply on-line at http://employment.jefferson.edu
Located in Philadelphia, PA, the birthplace of the United States of America, Thomas Jefferson University Hospitals are ideally situated in an area rich in cultural diversity, historic attractions and recreational facilities. Close to New York City, Baltimore, Washington DC, the Pocono Mountains and New Jersey beaches, the area offers unparalleled quality of life.
Equal Opportunity Employer
Description
In healthcare, the groundwork for a successful career begins well before your first day on the job. “Getting” the position you seek is secondary to preparing for all that you will encounter. At Thomas Jefferson University, comprised of Jefferson Medical College, Jefferson College of Graduate Studies, and Jefferson College of Health Professions and Corporate services, we offer environments that ready our students for life. By providing intellectually stimulating and professionally challenging settings that are unique and world-renowned, those students, and all who impact their time within our premier institution, discover a place where hard work and higher thinking come together like nowhere else.
We have a FT (70 hours biweekly) Post Doctoral position available in the Department of Medicine/Hematology at Thomas Jefferson University. The Post Doc Fellow will study the regulation of integrin activation in platelets and neutrophils. A focus will be on defining the molecular mechanisms by which CalDAG-GEFI (RasGRP2) and protein kinase C (PKC) regulate the activation of the small GTPases Rap1/Rap2 leading to integrin activation, in vitro and in vivo.
Requirements
# Ph.D required, experience with molecular biology.
Please mail or fax your resume to: Cindy Castellanos, Thomas Jefferson University 201 South 11th Street - Martin Building Philadelphia, PA 19107 Fax Number: (215) 503-4329 E-mail: [Click here for email]
Or apply on-line at http://employment.jefferson.edu
Located in Philadelphia, PA, the birthplace of the United States of America, Thomas Jefferson University Hospitals are ideally situated in an area rich in cultural diversity, historic attractions and recreational facilities. Close to New York City, Baltimore, Washington DC, the Pocono Mountains and New Jersey beaches, the area offers unparalleled quality of life.
Equal Opportunity Employer
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