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	<title>Senior manager, Preclinical Drug Development</title>
	<link>http://jobs.metafilter.com/mefi/436</link>	
	<description>This is a key scientific role with a small, privately owned biopharmaceutical firm located in beautiful British Columbia.  

You will share responsibility for guiding a lead drug candidate through preclinical development.  You will be responsible for overseeing all outsourced non-clinical GLP and other IND-enabling studies with contract research organizations (CROs), including reviewing study protocols/reports and monitoring all studies to ensure they are conducted in compliance with appropriate regulations.  

The successful candidate will be a critical thinker excited by cutting-edge science in the field of immunology, and must have earned a PhD and generated a strong record of scientific achievement in a relevant field. You have 7 or more years of experience in an industry setting and have proven success driving preclinical projects through to IND status.

You have been responsible for identifying, selecting, and managing CROs for various aspects of preclinical development, such as toxicology, and you are familiar with GLP and regulatory guidelines pertaining to a preclinical research program.  Ideally, you have worked collaboratively with regulatory affairs and clinical development teams, giving you &quot;big picture&quot; perspective on the drug development process. You have excellent communications skills and are comfortable working in a small, fast-paced environment.</description>
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	<title>Research Scientist</title>
	<link>http://jobs.metafilter.com/mefi/277</link>	
	<description>You will be an important part of a small, friendly and hardworking preclinical research team at a biotechnology firm developing innovative cell-based therapeutics for the regeneration of skin and hair.

You&apos;re a hands-on, benchtop scientist who keeps up with the literature and can effectively communicate research findings to colleagues in the company and at conferences. You have a PhD in cell or molecular biology and a record of successful independent research (MSc or BSc candidates may be considered for less senior roles).  Experience in a GLP environment gained through work in industry settings would be a strong asset.  

Your technical skillset includes experience with cell culture, small animal surgery, immunohistochemistry, DNA transfer, DNA microarrays and fluorescence activated cell sorting.  You have very strong interpersonal skills and work effectively in a team.</description>
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	<pubDate>Wed, 15 Aug 2007 14:02:46 -0800</pubDate>
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	<category>DNA</category>
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