This part-time Civil Service research laboratory position involves collecting specimens for medication measurement in biological samples (50%), assisting with rodent sensory assessment and operant conditioning studies (each 20%), analyzing experimental data (5%), and maintaining equipment (5%).
Applicants must be undergraduate students majoring in Biochemistry and Chemistry. The role offers $16.50/hour, with retirement options available.
Application submissions are online, including a cover letter and resume. The university values diversity, inclusion, and equal opportunity, with employment contingent on a background check.
Located within a major research university, the department focuses on neuroscience, collaborating across disciplines to advance research, education, and public service.
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