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Animal Care Technician in MCV Main Campus
Animal Care Technicians are responsible for cleaning of a variety of soiled animal cages and racks. The incumbent will clean, disinfect and sterilize animal cages using the guidelines established by the regulatory authorities and the Division. The responsibilities of the position will be for the health, care and husbandry of animals under the direct care of the incumbent. You will be responsible for assigned animals, which each animal will be cared for humanely, following the guidelines established by the national regulatory agencies and the Division of Animal Resources.The incumbent must observe animals daily for sickness or signs of distress and immediately report any of these conditions to the reporting supervisor or the clinical veterinarian. Additionally, must perform daily inspections of the animal rooms for repairs and environmental needs and supply requirements. Must be familiar with disease control procedures and be able to handle animals accordingly; be able to perform weekly or as needed, cleaning assignments for areas outside of vivarium; be able to work with little or no supervision once trained on assigned tasks. Annual safety requirements will be completed to include; fit testing, TB testing and drug screening. Training will be given on how to dump soiled bedding into appropriate containers, and disposing of bags of soiled bedding. Loading the cages into cage wash equipment, and unloading and stacking the clean cages. Transporting the cages to cage preparation areas. The VCU, Division of Animal Resources maintains and checks on the research animals 365 days a year. The Animal Care Tech position is a Monday-Friday position, however some weekend and holiday work is required.
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Program Manager - Physical Therapy in MCV Main Campus
The Department of Physical Therapy within the College of Health Professions at VCU invites candidates to apply for an exciting opportunity as a Program Manager.
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Deputy Director, Massey Comprehensive Cancer Center - F79570 - MCCC-SOM in MCV Main Campus
We invite candidates to apply for the Deputy Director role is to serve as the second in command to the Center Director and to provide leadership and direction with other members of the senior leadership team for the Center, comprising the Executive Committee for Massey Cancer Center (Massey) in the furtherance of the mission. The Deputy Director is charged with working with the Associate Directors, Associate Deputy Directors, Program Leaders, Shared Resource Leaders and members to implement the strategic plans and facilitate the integration of basic, translational, clinical and cancer control research. The Deputy Director is responsible for identifying opportunities for strategic growth and development to facilitate interdisciplinary and trans-disciplinary cancer research so as to harness the considerable intellectual talent and scientific resources of VCU and focus them on solving the nation’s cancer problem. Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) School of Medicine is a premier academic medical center located in the heart of Richmond. Accounting for almost half of VCU’s sponsored research, the School of Medicine is internationally recognized for patient care and education. Virginia Commonwealth University is an equal opportunity employer.
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CAHM Complex Care - Internal Medicine, Geriatrics - M89946 in MCV Main Campus
Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) School of Medicine is a premier academic medical center located in the heart of Richmond. Accounting for almost half of VCU’s sponsored research, the School of Medicine is internationally recognized for patient care and education. Virginia Commonwealth University is an equal opportunity employer.
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Full-time Postdoctoral Scientist in MCV Main Campus
The VCU Institute for Drug and Alcohol Studies (IDAS) is seeking an enthusiastic Post-Doctoral Fellow to join a dynamic, multidisciplinary research team led by Dr. Caitlin E. Martin. This role focuses on NIH-funded translational science projects exploring how biological, neurofunctional, and psychosocial factors impact substance use disorder (SUD) recovery, with specific emphasis on opioid use disorder treatments, sleep comorbidities, and perinatal health. The fellow will lead data management and quantitative/qualitative analysis, manage regulatory compliance, publish research findings, and mentor student trainees. Qualified candidates must hold a PhD in a related scientific discipline, possess strong data management and statistical software skills (e.g., STATA, SPSS), and have at least one first-author publication. Experience with NIH-funded clinical research and REDCap is preferred. Please note: Only applicants who do not require current or future employment sponsorship will be considered.
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