Research Fellow - Nephrology & Hypertension

Role Overview This position involves conducting cutting-edge research in molecular mechanisms of kidney disease within a laboratory focused on oxalate and sulfate homeostasis. The role includes translating discoveries into personalized therapies through techniques such as mouse models, organoid systems, and human iPSC-derived models. It also entails mentoring doctoral candidates and research trainees, collaborating with multidisciplinary teams, and contributing to translational and clinical investigations. Responsibilities Perform experiments using cell culture, mouse models, and advanced molecular techniquesCollaborate with team members to develop and implement research projectsMentor and co-supervise students and traineesContribute to scientific publications and presentationsAssist in translating research findings into clinical applications Qualifications & Skills Ph.D., M.D., or equivalent in a relevant field Proven research record with publications in reputable journals Experience with experimental techniques, especially in mouse models and cell culture Strong analytical, organizational, and communication skills Motivated team player with initiative and responsible work ethic Enthusiasm for mentoring students and trainees Additional Details: The role is full-time, exempt, and involves working primarily weekdays. Compensation ranges from $67,282.95 to $78,711.15 annually, with benefits included. The position is based at a major research campus and offers opportunities for professional growth in a collaborative environment.