Research Specialist (Ophthalmology)

Baltimore, MD, United States💼 Full-time💰 $55,550–$55,550🗓 2026-09-25 → 2026-10-01

Core

Perform assays and experiments in an ophthalmology research laboratory, interpret results, and support scientific publications.

Role type

Research Specialist (Laboratory)

Builds

Scientific data and publications for ophthalmology research

Domain

Biomedical research / Ophthalmology

Required skills

Laboratory techniques, Experimental design, Data analysis, Protocol development, Scientific writing, Literature review

Responsibilities

Plan and run experiments, Interpret experimental results, Train and orient new staff, Process data into figures for publications, Assist in developing new techniques and instruments, Contribute to writing methodology sections for manuscripts and grants

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