Assistant Research Professor of Pediatrics
Lead laboratory biomarker research focused on Type 1 diabetes and pediatric autoimmune diseases at Indiana University School of Medicine.
Best for:Best for translational researchers and biochemists with a strong background in immunology, biomarker analysis, and clinical research.
Overview
The Herman B Wells Center for Pediatric Research at Indiana University School of Medicine is seeking an Assistant Research Professor to spearhead laboratory methods for immunology and genetic measurements. The successful candidate will investigate Type 1 diabetes and related autoimmune conditions by developing and refining assays, radioisotope techniques, and biomarker panels. Responsibilities include providing scientific leadership, securing regulatory approvals, maintaining strict quality control programs, and contributing to scholarly grants and publications. This position offers an exciting opportunity to collaborate within a multidisciplinary clinical research environment dedicated to improving child health.
What you'll do
- Provide scientific leadership in the laboratory on immunology and genetic measurement methodologies for Type 1 diabetes clinical research.
- Develop and validate novel laboratory techniques for measuring disease-relevant biomarkers, including radioisotope assays.
- Establish and oversee rigorous quality control programs for clinical research assays and biomarker reporting.
- Obtain and maintain necessary regulatory approvals for laboratory performance, biomarker usage, and data reporting.
- Draft and edit scientific reports, grant applications, and academic manuscripts stemming from laboratory investigations.
- Analyze antibodies, genes, metabolic signals, and other biomarkers to identify at-risk subjects and environmental exposure triggers.
- Collaborate with internal investigators and external partner institutions on large-scale clinical studies and biosample bank analyses.
Requirements
Degree required: Ph.D. in Biochemistry or a related biomedical/science field
Language: English; professional proficiency
Instruction: English
Publications: Evidence of prior academic publishing related to biomedical or clinical research
- Expertise in immunology or genetic measurement techniques
- Experience with biomarker development and validation
- Proficiency in scientific writing for grants and peer-reviewed manuscripts
- Familiarity with regulatory compliance and quality control in a research laboratory
- Must hold a Ph.D. in Biochemistry or a closely related biomedical or scientific discipline
Funding & terms
How to apply
Interested candidates must submit their application materials through the designated external application portal. Ensure all required documentation is prepared and uploaded in accordance with university guidelines.
- CV
- Cover letter
- Ph.D. transcripts
Contact
William Hagopian· Department Contact
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