Jobs at University of Southern California

The Research Lab Tech III/Supervisor plans, conducts and documents biomedical research, supervises lab personnel, and maintains laboratory equipment and inventory.

The Senior Research Associate will plan, design, and conduct complex clinical research projects independently, analyze data, lead teams, and contribute to publications.

The Statistician I will analyze complex biological datasets, develop statistical methodologies, prepare reports, and assist in manuscript preparation while collaborating with researchers.

The Research Coordinator II will manage study activities, recruit participants, ensure compliance, and support research staff in daily operations of NIH-funded projects.

Conduct stereotaxic rodent and rabbit surgeries, perform histology and imaging, manage lab purchasing, and maintain equipment in the lab.

The Program Specialist supports initiatives like the California Street Medicine Collaborative by coordinating stakeholder engagement, program logistics, and communication efforts while managing multiple workstreams effectively.

The Clinical Lab Assistant supports laboratory operations by preparing reagents, processing specimens, managing inventory, and adhering to safety protocols.

The Academic Program Administrator manages student records, oversees program administration and compliance, coordinates clinical placements, and provides administrative support for the MS-SLP Program while ensuring effective communication with stakeholders.

The role involves managing clinical trial data, ensuring data accuracy, interfacing with trial sponsors, and maintaining compliance with regulations.

The Protocol Coordinator, a Registered Nurse, assists in clinical research protocols, ensuring compliance, patient eligibility, and data management while coordinating closely with medical staff and patients.

The Program Director is responsible for designing, developing, and operating a comprehensive program, overseeing aspects like policy development, personnel management, budgeting, marketing, and fundraising.

The Biostatistician I will support cancer research by providing statistical consultation, data analysis, and study design assistance while collaborating with faculty and researchers.

Assists with data collection for a project or study and supports administrative functions related to research centers or projects.

The Administrative Project Specialist will provide organizational support for educational, research, and policy initiatives, including scheduling meetings, managing publications, and assisting with project tasks across the Institute.

The Career Services Advisor guides medical students in career planning for residency, providing advising, workshops, and resources. They track student interests, prepare evaluations, collaborate with advisors, and assist in major events.

The Career Services Advisor provides advising to medical students on career development, facilitates workshops, tracks student progress, and collaborates with faculty to support residency applications.

The Research Associate will develop computational methods for genomic analyses, collaborating with teams and managing large datasets while ensuring data integrity and best practices in analysis.

The Research Associate will conduct research in hepatic cell biology and antiviral immunology, perform experiments, analyze data, and lead publications.

The engineer will support semiconductor prototyping projects, translating customer needs into fabrication plans, enhancing processes, and optimizing yields with internal and partner teams.

The Associate Director of Finance manages financial reporting, budget development, and financial analysis, ensuring accuracy and supporting decision-making at the Keck School of Medicine.