This NIH StrokeNet Research Fellow position at the University of Minnesota is a full-time, temporary role until June 30, 2027, focused on stroke prevention, treatment, and recovery research. The fellow will submit research proposals, conduct original research, analyze data, and present findings. Responsibilities include completing educational modules, attending grand rounds and lectures, and contributing to clinical trial participant recruitment. Requirements include an NIH StrokeNet Fellowship award and an MBBS degree. Preferred qualifications include clinical experience in Vascular Neurology and proficiency with EPIC. The role offers competitive pay, comprehensive benefits, and professional development opportunities. Applications are submitted online, with accommodations available upon request. The university values diversity and promotes an inclusive work environment. Employment is contingent on background checks.
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