[Histonet] Great research opportunity

[Karen_Skish <@t> rush.edu]

New research position open. Rush University Medical Center-Alzheimer's 
Disease Center. 

Immediate full time opening for research scientist to work on NIA-funded 
longitudinal clinicopathologic study of motor changes with aging in a 
stimulating multi-disciplinary academic environment.  The project 
investigates changes in the spinal cord, nerve and muscle and their 
relationship to motor changes that accompany aging.  Position includes 
working with human tissue using quantitative immunohistochemical 
techniques, eg. stereology, and routine neuropathology and neuroanatomy. 
Applicants should have a laboratory background, be able to start-up the 
laboratory aspect of a new project by ordering equipment and necessary 
supplies to conduct studies, have experience with tissue based studies, be 
able to work independently, and have proficiency with computers.  Those 
with experience in neuroscience will be given preference.  Post-doctorate 
or PhD preferred, though MS with 5-years relevant experience may apply. 
Rank and salary commensurate with experience. 

Send resume to Julie Schneider MD, Rush Alzheimer's Disease Center, Armour 
Academic Center, 600 S. Paulina Suite 1022F, Chicago, IL 60612, or email 
resume to julie_a_schneider <@t> rush.edu

Rush is an equal opportunity employer. 

No recruiters please!
Karen M Skish, MS, PA(ASCP)MT
Rush Alzheimer's Disease Center Laboratory
karen_skish <@t> rush.edu