Collaborators include both basic science and clinical faculty, technicians, students, residents, and fellows. This individual will serve as laboratory manager and report to the laboratory director. The laboratories include capabilities for mechanical testing at large and small scales, device and component fabrication, and computing and image processing. Additional contiguous and collaborative orthopaedic research laboratory activities are devoted to biologic, biochemical, electron microscopic, tissue and cell culture, and histologic studies of both hard and soft tissues. The ideal candidate has a Masters Degree in Biomedical or Mechanical Engineering or related discipline and a minimum of two years additional research experience in biomechanics or a related field.
Salary is very competitive and based on experience with an excellent fringe benefit package.
The position will be filled as soon as the appropriate individual is identified, ideally prior to January 1, 1998.