Associate Scientist, Postdoctoral Research Fellow - Translational Imaging

USA - California - South San Francisco (Gateway Blvd)onsiteprincipal$82K – $92K

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Job Description Associate Scientist, Postdoctoral Research Fellow - Translational Imaging Be a part of the legacy: Postdoctoral Research Fellow Program Our Research Laboratories’ Postdoctoral Research Fellow Program aims to be a best-in-industry program for industrial postdoctoral researchers, designed to provide you with an academic focus in a commercial environment. With the resources, reach, and expertise of a large pharmaceutical company, postdoctoral researchers will be positioned to excel in an institution committed to breakthrough innovation in research and discovery. Position Overview We are seeking a highly motivated scientist for a postdoctoral fellowship position within the Translational Imaging group at our company's Research Laboratories in South San Francisco, California.…

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