Research Scientist Genitourinary Medical Oncology - Research

Responsibilities

• Develop and perform research projects focused on GU cancers and other cancer types
• Lead cancer immunoprofiling studies and digital pathology initiatives
• Provide technical expertise in immunoprofiling and image analysis
• Bridge scientific approaches between human and mouse models
• Conduct histopathologic review of fresh frozen and FFPE tumor and normal samples
• Participate as a research pathologist for optimal biospecimen collection and processing
• Review slides and digital images to identify novel insights and research opportunities
• Perform data management, analysis, and interpretation for research projects
• Aid principal investigators in manuscript preparation and grant applications
• Compile, write, and submit scientific reports to stakeholders
• Develop systems for data tracking, management, and reporting
• Plan and supervise training of laboratory technicians and personnel
• Build and lead a pathology-focused research team
• Participate in group meetings and coordinate work with disease site committee pathologists
• Serve as an immunology liaison to collaborators and disease site committees
• Create scientific content for digital pathology and immunoprofiling protocols
• Respond to protocol revisions, contingencies, and study updates
• Support emerging objectives of GU medical oncology and related collaborators

Qualifications

• Master's Degree in Natural Sciences or related field
• Four years of experimental or scientific work
• Two years of experimental or scientific work with a medical degree
• Preferred: Clinical research experience, translational experience

Education

• Required: Master's Degree in Natural Sciences or related field
• PREFERRED: PhD in Natural Sciences or Medical Degree