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Johns Hopkins University Work Values
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Daily Duties at Johns Hopkins University:
Perform electrophysiology experiments (including dissections) on neonatal rat brain stems; Record and log all data; Summarize data and perform statistical analysis; Write papers for peer reviewed journals; Assist with grant preparation.
What they like about Johns Hopkins University:
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Tags
Animal research, Pharmacology, Laboratory Science, Lung Physiology, Research Scientist, Environmental Sciences, Physiology, Innovative, Team Player, Electrophysiology
Skills
General Molecular Biology Techniques: DNA, RNA & protein extraction, rt-PCR, ELISA & Western blot, Skilled Microscopist & experience with Histology slicing, staining & immunotagging tissues, Experience with cell culture & primary cell isolation, Exceptional & extensive skills with animal procedures & dissections: lung physiology, Easily handle & inject small animals via various routes: intraperitoneal, subcutaneous, intraocular & intratracheal routes in mice & neonatal rats, Survival experiments: plethysmography (including ventilatory responses to gas challenges), indirect calorimetry (Oxymax, Columbus Instruments), core-temperature (dermal implant as well as thermocouple rectal probe), mechanical ventilation (including intu, Non-survival experiments: bronchoalveolar lavage, carotid catheterization (blood pressure), tissue & blood collection, microscopic dissection, electrophysiology experience & more, Familiar with standard DEA protocols & IACUC guidelines, Collect multiple samples from animals; serious approach to every animal sacrificed for research, Extensive experience with Powerlab equipment & Labchart software (ADInstruments), Organized, computer savvy, excellent data management & statistical analysis (MS & Prism), Easily & efficiently master new techniques, Detail oriented, Positive attitude, Team player & eager to learn
Information about Johns Hopkins University
Company Rank: Not Available
Average length of employment : 1 year
Average salary of employees: $47,500
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Climbers who worked at Johns Hopkins University had these interests:
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Journal of Applied Physiology |
Peer reviewed journal presenting discussing animal physiology research as it relates to human physiology |
| Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine |
Peer reviewed journal presenting and discussing animal research and clinical studies that relate to respiratory physiology (presented at the International American Thoracic Society Meeting) |
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| Linkedin http://www.linkedin.com/in/alexisbierman/ |
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