Scientist, Audiology

About the role

You'll need extensive bench skills, and the ability to emphasize practical, innovative research approaches to tinnitus and age-related hearing dysfunction in a personalized medicine paradigm. Successful integration of audiology knowledge at the molecular, cellular and systems levels to draw potential insights for tinnitus and age-related hearing dysfunction will be critical in this role.

Responsibilities

• Develop practical and actionable interventions to treat tinnitus and age-related hearing dysfunction
• Evaluate and improve existing tinnitus management strategies
• Collaborate with other ICR scientists to leverage company resources and maximize productivity

Requirements

• PhD or AuD with 2+ years of post-graduate experience focused on molecular, cellular or systems-level tinnitus and age-related hearing dysfunction research
• Experience with iPSC (induced pluripotent stem cell)-derived in vitro models
• Extensive knowledge of tinnitus and hearing dysfunction interventions and a good familiarity with world-wide audiology drug and device development pipelines
• Clinical knowledge of audiology and hearing testing

Qualifications

• The ability to work in the United States without sponsorship
• An easygoing, hard-working personality

Skills

• Practical and innovative research approaches to tinnitus and age-related hearing dysfunction
• Integration of audiology knowledge at the molecular, cellular and systems levels
• Development of practical and actionable interventions
• Evaluation and improvement of tinnitus management strategies
• Collaboration with other scientists

Benefits

• Starting base pay range: $135,000/yr - $185,000/yr
• Starting additional compensation range: $7,500/yr - $18,000/yr

Pay

• Starting base pay range: $135,000/yr - $185,000/yr

Schedule

• Not specified