Biotech Jobs (DC)

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Patent AgentBaker, Donelson, Bearman, Caldwell And Berkowitz(Washington/Metro, District of Columbia)
Baker, Donelson, Bearman, Caldwell, and Berkowitz, PC has an immediate opening for a Patent Agent/Patent Associate in its Washington DC office. Responsibilities will include patent prosecution, patent application drafting, and patent counseling work. Minimum qualifications will include PTO Registration number required. Degree in Biomedical Engineering or Related Field Experience with Drafting Mech...
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Posted Wed 25th January
Clinical Research Coordinator - CRCMSN-Medical Staffing Network Healthcare, LLC(Washington/Metro, District of Columbia)
Clinical Research Coordinator Overview of Position/Company: Our client is a leading Healthcare provider offers one of the largest and most comprehensive neuroscience programs in East Coast. They are looking for a Clinical Research Coordinator in the DC metro area, and are offering excellent career growth prospects. Job Description: Screening and enrolling patients by applying inclusion/exclusion c...
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Posted Tue 7th February
5 Yr Salaried Job, No Need To Relocate, We Still Need People With Microbial Or Monoclonal ExperienceA New Beginning-Genesis 2(Washington/Metro, District of Columbia)
Anti-Microbial Drugs and/or Monoclonal Antibodies The following may be the most important recruiting I have ever done. I have been asked to assist in identifying talent to develop tools for public health medical emergencies for the advanced development of medical countermeasures for chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear agents, pandemic influenza and other emerging infectious diseases This i...
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Posted Tue 24th January

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Biological scientists include aquatic or marine biologists, biochemists, botanists, microbiologists, physiologists, biophysics, zoologists, wildlife biologists, and ecologists. Most master's degree and Ph.D. qualified scientists work in research and development either independently or for agencies or firms. Independent research is usually government or grant funded and can be competitive and stressful. Recent years have brought about major developments in the biotechnology industry in the study of human genes and diseases and chronic illness. These advancements have brought increased funding to pursue more research; however, the funding is expected to decline in the future, making independent researchers compete harder to fund their projects.

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