Undergraduate Student Worker in Pharmacology - Fu Lab (Student Wage)

Charlottesvilleonsite$31K – $37K

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Undergrad student wage position for less than 20 hours per week. The Department of Pharmacology at the University of Virginia is seeking a motivated undergraduate student worker to work in the lab of Dr. John Fu (zf6n@virginia.edu). This is an entry level position and will be taught necessary skills and will be provided with lab safety training. This position will focus on biochemical analysis of proteins and microscopic analysis of cellular structures. Basic duties will include protein electrophoresis, Western blotting, fluorescence microscopy and imaging. The student is also expected to help manage lab supplies. Being detail oriented, meticulous, focused, and well-organized are necessary traits for this position.…

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