The Section of Neuroradiology is seeking a full time LSRA to provide technical support in the Wintermark lab, (http://med.stanford.edu/neuroimaging.html) whose primary focus is to test new imaging modality to understand inflammation in stroke, epilepsy and brain tumors. We use rodent models of stroke, epilepsy and brain tumors, combined with imaging techniques including magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), magnetic particle imaging (MPI) and MR-guided focused ultrasound.
The LSRA will support defined projects in the lab and be primarily responsible for performing rodent breeding and genotyping, tissue sectioning, histology preparation and staining, FACS analysis, and some minor surgeries in rodents, preferably with some experience in both mice and rats. Other duties include rodent perfusion, cell culture, maintenance of the lab and surgery room, and general lab support as needed. Tissue culture experience also a plus.
If interested please send your CV to Max Wintermark (max.wintermark@stanford.edu) and Yanrong Zhang (yanrongz@stanford.edu).
Qualifications
The ideal candidate must have:
- A BA/BS degree in neuroscience, biological science or related field
- A minimum of 2 years of experience in rodent breeding, tissue sectioning, and FACS
- An ability to set up rodents models and work independently
- Excellent organization and time management skills
- Maintain detailed records of surgeries and experiments
- Efficient communication and interpersonal skills as well as willingness to follow instruction and protocol strictly and to work meticulously with attention to detail
Desired Qualifications
It would be desirable for the applicant to have experience with some of the following: rodent handling and behavior testing, basic molecular and cell biology techniques e.g. cell culture, immunohistochemistry, and microscopy.
The LSRA will support defined projects in the lab and be primarily responsible for performing rodent breeding and genotyping, tissue sectioning, histology preparation and staining, FACS analysis, and some minor surgeries in rodents, preferably with some experience in both mice and rats. Other duties include rodent perfusion, cell culture, maintenance of the lab and surgery room, and general lab support as needed. Tissue culture experience also a plus.
If interested please send your CV to Max Wintermark (max.wintermark@stanford.edu) and Yanrong Zhang (yanrongz@stanford.edu).
Qualifications
The ideal candidate must have:
- A BA/BS degree in neuroscience, biological science or related field
- A minimum of 2 years of experience in rodent breeding, tissue sectioning, and FACS
- An ability to set up rodents models and work independently
- Excellent organization and time management skills
- Maintain detailed records of surgeries and experiments
- Efficient communication and interpersonal skills as well as willingness to follow instruction and protocol strictly and to work meticulously with attention to detail
Desired Qualifications
It would be desirable for the applicant to have experience with some of the following: rodent handling and behavior testing, basic molecular and cell biology techniques e.g. cell culture, immunohistochemistry, and microscopy.