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POSITION SUMMARY: We have an exciting opportunity to join our team as a Research Scientist. The Wong laboratory is a translational oncology laboratory at the Laura and Isaac Perlmutter Cancer Center at New York University School of Medicine, whose goal is to improve the outcomes of lung cancer patients. The lab focuses on advancing the understanding of genetic and tumor immune alterations involved in lung tumorigenesis and pathogenesis. The Wong laboratory has been instrumental evolving lung cancer into a genetically stratified disease and changing how lung cancer patients are treated. The laboratory has pioneered generating and utilizing genetically engineered mouse lung cancer models to validate oncogenic drivers and test novel therapeutics against specific genetic oncogenic drivers. These pre-clinical models are now being used to lead the next revolution in lung cancer treatment through the combined assessment of genetics and tumor immunology. The Wong laboratory is highly collaborative and works with numerous premier academic investigators and pharmaceutical companies to discover and delineate the clinical path for novel therapeutic agents. The laboratory publishes in high-impact journals such as Nature, Nature Medicine and Cancer Cell. Recent postdoctoral fellows trained in the Wong laboratory are now investigators at numerous biotech and pharmaceutical companies. Dr. Wong is an internationally renowned physician-scientist, New York University School of Medicines Anne Murnick Cogan and David H. Cogan Professor in Oncology and chief of hematology and medical oncology. He is also a member of the American Society of Clinical Investigation, the nations oldest honor society for physician-scientists. Ideally seeking recent PhD graduate or PhD with limited post-doc or industry experience looking to build a career in clinical/translational immune-oncology field. Candidate must contribute significantly at the bench and also demonstrate aptitude in organization aspects such as managing laboratory technicians and collaborating with clinical staff and industry/biotech. High level of organization and attention to detail a must.
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MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: To qualify you must have a MS degree and 2-4 years of experience.
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS: Established a record of publications. A Ph.D. in cancer biology, immunology or biological sciences Experience Experience with molecular biology, genomic analysis, biochemistry & cell biology In vivo pharmacology Immunology experience Demonstrated scientific rigor, scientific excellence, and technical excellence Independent, self-motivated and innovative Strong work ethic Strong organizational skills Excellent written and oral communication skills Outstanding interpersonal skills Ability to work productively & constructively in a team environment Ability to excel in a goal-oriented, multifaceted, and fast-moving team environment
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