Toxicological jobs

Found 6 jobs

  • NRC Research Associateship Programs

    • Washington D.C.
    • $43,000 to $80,000 + Health insurance, relocation benefits, and professional travel allowance
    • The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine

    The National Academy of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine offers postdoctoral and senior research awards on behalf of 23 U.S. federal research ag...

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  • Director, Science/Technical Affairs

    • Washington D.C.
    • Medical, dental, matching 401(k), profit sharing, merit increase, discretionary bonus.
    • American Chemistry Council

    National trade association representing the world’s leading chemical & plastics manufacturers has an opening for Director, Science Technical Affairs.

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  • Senior Scientist (Forensic/Analytical Chemistry) / Senior Technical Mission Support

    • Sterling, Virginia
    • Competitive salary with comprehensive benefits.
    • BluePath Labs

    MULTIPLE OPENINGS: Senior Technical Mission Support / Senior Scientist (Forensic/Analytical Chemistry) Location: Sterling, VA Overview: BluePath La...

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  • USDA-ARS Research Toxicologist

    • Fresno, California
    • GS-12/13 ($73,375.00 to $113,428.00 annually plus benefits)
    • USDA-ARS

    Seeking researcher with expertise in invertebrate physiology and/or toxicology to address current pest issues of concern to Western US agriculture.

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  • Researcher in greater Portland metro area

    • Portland, Oregon
    • Salary + benefits, including group health and dental and PTO.
    • Chemica Technology, Inc

    Help develop innovative medical and environmental products that can enhance the health and quality of life for people world-wide.

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  • Postdoctoral Researcher

    • Perelman School of Medicine University of Pennsylvania, Phladelphia
    • Up to $52,000
    • University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine

    Analytical/biochemist to study DNA-adduct formation in human bronchial epithelial cells resulting from diesel exhaust nitroarene exposure.

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