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Translational Medicine Scientist 4
Job Family:
Research and Development
Description:
Initiates and executes the analysis of successful translation of non-human research to human clinical trials, conducts analysis of pathways to find links to diseases. Identifies, and utilizes appropriate biomarkers as the key for prediction of drug efficacy in humans and/or biological activity. Establishes biomarker assays to support preclinical and/or clinical studies. Studies the effects of drugs and experiments with animals to determine reactions on functioning organs and tissues. Utilizes biomarkers to support clinical trials and clinical development decision-making. Utilizes innovative therapies and shows proof of concept. Involves the integration of biomarker, genetic imaging, and clinical safety information. Provides feedback in order to standardize drug dosages and procedures for the manufacture of drugs and medicinal compounds.
Level:
Level 4
Sub-Segment:
None
Type:
PhD scientist
Education and Experience Requirement:
Normally requires a PhD in a scientific discipline, and a minimum of 8+ years related experience, may include post doctoral experience. Expert knowledge of scientific principles and concepts. Reputation as emerging leader in field with sustained perfor
Last Updated:
3/12/2006
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