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Lovelace Biomedical Research Institute is currently seeking a Maintenance Worker III - HVAC to join the Institute’s Facilities Team.
Under direct supervision, the Maintenance Worker III- HVAC will be responsible for performing preventive maintenance, troubleshooting and repairing central plant equipment. This includes heating hot water boilers, steam boilers, centrifugal chillers, air compressors vacuum pumps and associated support equipment. The individual will also assist with plumbing, HVAC repairs and other related duties and tasks as required or assigned.
The Lovelace Biomedical Research Institute is currently a seeking swing shift Maintenance Worker III HVAC to join the Institute’s Facilities Team.
Under direct supervision, the Maintenance Worker III HVAC will be responsible for performing preventive maintenance, troubleshooting and repairing central plant equipment. This includes heating hot water boilers, steam boilers, centrifugal chillers, air compressors vacuum pumps and associated support equipment. The individual will also assist with plumbing, HVAC repairs and other related duties and tasks as required or assigned.
Will be required to respond in a timely fashion to a variety of alarms to include equipment monitoring systems, HVAC alarms, IT system alarms, and all other related types of notifications.
This is a Swing Shift position hours: 2:30pm -11:00pm Thursday thru Monday Off Tuesday and Wednesday.
Lovelace Biomedical is seeking a board-certified Veterinary Pathologist to join a team of researchers dedicated to the Lovelace mission of advancing and bettering human health.
At Lovelace Biomedical, we support a bevy of exciting advanced research and development initiatives in a hybrid contract -academic environment. Our core competencies include R&D services for pharmaceutical, chemical, and agricultural industries; pharmacology models and safety assessment; inhalation toxicology; advanced chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear threat and explosive (CBRNE) and combat casualty care countermeasure (drug and vaccine) development; respiratory, cardiovascular and infectious disease research; real-world environmental hazard assessment; intellectual property development; applied imaging-bioinformatic neurocognitive research, and clinical research, etc. Our funding sources range from small pharma and biotech, to large pharma and industry to NIH, DOD, DOE, BARDA and other governmental agencies.
The Veterinary Pathologist will be part of a team with a larger scientific purpose, and the successful candidate will have the ability to see the big picture of our goals and be driven by the desire to advance our research. They will also be able to collaborate effectively with internal and external clients, have an inquisitive scientific mind and the desire to learn new and exciting disciplines.
In addition to providing technical guidance and oversight (may include supervision of laboratories and/or staff) to personnel in the necropsy, histology and clinical pathology groups, the Veterinary Pathologist will evaluate, interpret and report on microscopic changes from a variety of animal models of disease; and may serve as the principal investigator or study director on a variety of sponsored programs; supervise and oversee the development and evaluation of disease models and safety/efficacy studies; support and develop investigator-initiated sponsored research programs; and perform all other related duties as required or assigned.
Under specific direction, the Payroll Specialist will review and process bi-weekly payroll for approximately 400 employees.
Will transmit direct deposit files to financial institutions and prepare manual checks as needed, maintain and review timesheets submitted through the electronic time collection system, compile and submit tax and unemployment reports, review and process a variety of employee deductions, prepare and audit quarterly tax returns, assist with the preparation and reconciliation of W-2 and other related tax statements, provide payroll-related customer service to internal and external customers, and perform all other related duties and tasks as required or assigned.
A post-doctoral research position is currently available in the laboratory of Dr. Jon Houck at the Mind Research Network in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Research opportunities include existing behavioral and neuroimaging data on mechanisms of behavior change in alcohol and other substance use, a large longitudinal neuroimaging dataset in the area of adolescent substance use, multimodal neuroimaging datasets of psychosis spectrum disorders, and imaging data of various tasks with healthy volunteers. Ongoing neuroimaging work in the lab includes magnetoencephalography (MEG) and functional MRI (fMRI), non-invasive brain stimulation including transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) and transcranial electrical stimulation (tDCS/tACS), as well as psychotherapy. Ongoing collaborations include other researchers at MRN, the Lovelace Biomedical Research Institute, and the University of New Mexico’s Center on Alcoholism, Substance use, And Addictions (UNM CASAA).
The initial appointment period is for one year, which can be renewed. Primary responsibilities will consist of scientific manuscript writing and data analysis. The postdoctoral researcher will be responsible to select and apply proper statistical tests, algorithms, and/or analytic methods. Training in grant writing is available and the researcher will have the opportunity to participate in NIH proposal preparation. Over time the postdoctoral researcher will be expected to compete for extramural research funding (i.e., NIH R series grants).
As part of your application package, please submit a cover letter describing your related experience and career goals and explaining why this position is a good fit. Please combine all application materials into a single PDF for submission.
Postdoctoral fellows at MRN are employees and have access to a competitive benefits package.
Under general direction and reporting to the Controller, the Project Analyst is responsible for reporting, coordinating activities, resources, preparation of monthly billing and invoicing in support of projects for the Institute.
The Project Analyst will work with Scientists and other business units/leaders in the development of proposals, budgets and estimates for completion as well as establish track and monitor project schedules, deliverables and milestones. The Project Analyst will be responsible for analyzing financials to ensure that project goals are accomplished on time and on budget. Individual will communicate with sponsors, Scientists and Accounting and Finance personnel on project schedules, project and financial status including estimates to complete and deliverables, and perform all other duties and tasks as required or assigned.
Lovelace Biomedical Research Institute (LBRI) is seeking an experienced Research Associate in Bioanalytical Chemistry with considerable experience. The position will support bioanalytical method development, validation and application of bioanalytical assays within the Scientific Core Laboratories.
The job will involve working in multi-disciplinary scientific teams to develop, validate and apply bioanalytical chemistry methods for sample analysis. Working in the laboratory to process and analyze samples using Ultra Performance Liquid Chromatography (UPLC) and High-Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC) with mass spectrometry detection.
A full time Research Coordinator position is currently available in Dr. Kent Keihl’s laboratory at The Mind Research Network in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
The Research Coordinator will work with a team on grant-funded studies designed to evaluate neurobehavioral characteristics of incarcerated criminal offenders with antisocial (e.g., psychopathic) traits, substance use disorders, and/or past traumatic events (including traumatic brain injury). Our studies also investigate the impact of treatment (e.g., mindfulness meditation) as well long-term outcomes post-release from incarceration. Research coordinators are responsible for: 1) Recruiting and scheduling participants, 2) Conducting clinical and neuropsychological assessments, 3) Analyzing data to assure data integrity, quality control and protocol compliance, 4) Training and supervising research staff and student volunteers, 5) Using statistical software to analyze data quantitatively and qualitatively, and assist in the preparation of conference presentations, manuscripts, and grant proposals. Training will be provided in the administration and scoring of clinical interviews and neuropsychological tests. Depending on interests and experience, training may also be provided in brain imaging (e.g., functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI)) data collection and analysis. Opportunities are also available to become involved in and/or lead research papers and publications.
The majority of time will be spent collecting data in corrections facilities.
Under the general supervision of the Director, conducts contractual studies or research which is relatively broad in scope and which requires decisions as to methodology employed. Plans, conducts and supervises research requiring fundamental scientific knowledge and advanced knowledge toxicology, biology, and/or infectious disease.
Under the general supervision of the Director, conducts contractual studies or research which is relatively broad in scope and which requires decisions as to methodology employed. Plans, conducts and supervises research requiring fundamental scientific knowledge and advanced knowledge toxicology, biology, and/or infectious disease.
Study Directors play a crucial role in managing preclinical research in all aspects of drug development as the single point of control responsible for the overall conduct in accordance with Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) Good Laboratory Practice (GLP) Regulations. Under the general supervision of the Director, conducts contractual studies or research which is relatively broad in scope and which requires decisions as to methodology employed. Looking for a Scientist with interest and/or experience in medical countermeasures (radiation or infectious disease). Plans, conducts and supervises research requiring fundamental scientific knowledge and advanced knowledge toxicology, biology, and/or infectious disease.
Under general direction, the Staff Accountant will perform a variety of complex accounting duties and tasks in support of the Institute’s mission.
The Staff Accountant will be responsible ensuring the accuracy, timeliness and quality of all financial information. Specifically will be responsible for maintaining financial reports, records, and general ledger accounts, reviewing and preparing financial reports, assisting with audits and budgeting processes, reconciling and explaining GL accounts balances, completing bank reconciliations; preparing, reviewing and completing journal entries; assisting with all general ledger activities; assisting with month-end and year-end closing and reporting; assisting with filing a variety of tax returns and corporate reports; complete review of daily cash activities; contribute to the preparation for annual financial audits, including maintaining documentation for accounts payable, purchasing, and treasury and conducting internal audits; and performing all other related accounting duties as required or assigned.
Under general direction, the Systems Administrator installs, integrates, and maintains data network components, network communications equipment, and network workstations. The Systems Administrator will monitor network performance and performs network analysis to reduce system downtime and improve network performance. This position will diagnose, resolve, and document hardware and software network problems in a timely and accurate fashion as well as provide end user and technician support when required.
Under the supervision of the Manager of Technical Operations, the Technical Trainer will perform a critical role in the management, delivery, and documentation of requisite training in support of Lovelace’s research programs.
The Trainer will work with a variety of staff to ensure that training and documentation meet the needs of regulatory compliance and Institute SOPs, coordinate the training needs of several institute departments and individuals while remaining cognizant of regulatory compliance, work directly with and obtain guidance from multiple sources, (i.e. Attending Veterinarian (AV), Training Protocol PIs, Institutional Official (IO), Testing Facility Management (TFM), Study Directors, Director of Quality and Compliance, and Division Supervisors & Trainers) then formulate and implement appropriate training programs, and perform all other related duties and tasks as required or assigned.
The recent joining of Lovelace Biomedical Research Institute (LBRI) with the Touro University System that includes New York Medical College (NYMC) has expanded our academic prowess and the potential to conduct innovative clinical trials to impact respiratory diseases. While NYMC’s primary mission is training medical and dental students, it also offers graduate programs in experimental pathology, microbiology, immunology, cell biology, biochemistry and molecular biology and conducts research across these disciplines. Founded in 1947 as a not-for-profit corporation, LBRI employs ~35 PhD level scientists and ~250 technicians and staff. The Lovelace mission is to serve humanity through research on the prevention, treatment, and cure of respiratory disease. LBRI studies respiratory health issues of concern to scientists and health care experts in universities, government, industry, and patient advocacy groups and offers state-of-the-art facilities to support the needs of the work proposed.
With an extended community of Faculty, researchers, graduate students and technicians, LBRI is uniquely positioned to provide broad research resources to Faculty members committed to advancing our mission. LBRI operates more than 450,000 sq. ft of laboratory space over two campuses with state-of-the art facilities to support basic and applied research. LBRI, with over 120 animal models for respiratory research and breeding facilities for genetically engineered mouse models, provides a rich environment for collaboration and translation of basic research findings to in vivo models. Our well-established pre-clinical investigational drug safety program allows opportunities to extend work into human clinical trials for respiratory and non-respiratory diseases.
LBRI's affiliation agreement with the University of New Mexico allows for adjunct faculty appointments, training of graduate students, and fosters collaboration across the Health Sciences Research Programs and the University of New Mexico's NCI Designated Comprehensive Cancer Center.
We are currently seeking Tenure-Eligible Faculty members at the Associate or Professor level to join LBRI and be a part of our collaborative research team. Tenure will be through New York Medical College and offer not only guaranteed generous salary support, but opportunities for research collaborations and trainees. Applicants should have a demonstrated research expertise and record of accomplishment in Lung Cancer, Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease, Immunology, Toxicology, or Infectious Disease. Applicants must demonstrate significant research experience and a record of accomplishment in basic, population, and/or translational research. LBRI provides state-of-the-art research space/equipment and full administrative support. Competitive start-up package and long-term institutional support to include significant dedicated annual funding will be provided to expand collaborative research across LBRI and NYMC and for the applicant to continue to grow their extramurally funded research program. Depending on the candidate's interest, LBRI’s affiliation agreement with the University of New Mexico also allows for adjunct faculty appointments for those who are eligible with the possibility for graduate student training and additional clinical collaborations across the Health Sciences and Main Campus Research Programs.
