Project Manager: Biosafety Manager (Cape Town)
The South African Medical Research Council (SAMRC) · Cape Town, Western Cape
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- Manage and coordinate cardiometabolic research projects under the direction of the PI
- Plan and implement research activities in accordance with approved protocols.
- Conduct and/or oversee molecular and cell-based laboratory research relevant to cardiometabolism.
- Monitor project progress, data quality, budgets, resources and operational requirements.
- Contribute to competitive grant applications, scientific publications, reports and conference presentations.
- Co-supervise postgraduate students and mentor junior research staff.
- Contribute to research translation, stakeholder engagement and capacity development.
Remuneration
- R 966 586.00 per annum CTC
Requirements
Core Requirements
- Master's degree in Medical Physiology, Biochemistry, Molecular Biology or a related field.
- A minimum of three years' practical experience in mammalian cell culture.
- A minimum of three years' practical laboratory experience in PCR, Western blotting and ELISA.
- A minimum of three years' experience in functional gene silencing and overexpression in cell culture models.
- A minimum of two years' experience in planning, coordination and implementation of research projects within the NCD space.
- At least two lifetime peer-reviewed publications, including one as first author.
- Proven record of presentations at national conferences.
- Experience in co-supervising postgraduate students.
- Proven experience in research grant application writing.
Advantageous
- PhD in a relevant field.
- Experience in cardiometabolic research.
- Experience managing multidisciplinary biomedical or clinical research projects.
- Experience coordinating clinical research studies involving recruitment, retention and participant adherence.