CareerPlan

Research Technician II (Auditory Neuroscience) - Otolaryngology

Washington University Medical Campus, USFull-time$35k–$55k2026-10-30 → 2026-11-10

Core

Assists with research studies and experiments in auditory neuroscience, specifically studying cortical mechanisms of sound-processing after noise-induced hearing loss using in vivo two-photon imaging and operant behavior mouse models.

Role type

Research Technician II (Auditory Neuroscience)

Builds

Research data and insights on brain mechanisms associated with impaired hearing

Domain

Neuroscience / Auditory Research

Deliverable

research

Required skills

Laboratory instrumentation, Mice colony management, Data entry, Tissue culture preparation, Equipment maintenance

Preferred skills

Laboratory research, Statistical analysis, Figure construction, Problem resolution

Technologies

Two-photon imaging, Optogenetics, Chemo genetics, Operant behavior models