Clinical Research Associate Job – RGCB – Thiruvanathapuram Kerala
Clinical Research Associate Position at Rajiv Gandhi Centre for Biotechnology (RGCB), Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala.
Rajiv Gandhi Centre for Biotechnology (RGCB) requires Clinical Research Associates for studying areas of molecular epidemiology, disease biology and immunopathogenesis as part of their flagship program on Emerging Viral Diseases (H1N1 influenza). The position will be on contract for three years. Salary and other allowances will be based on qualifications, experience and recommendations of the selection committee.
Who can apply?
- Post graduates in Medical Sciences (MD or Dip NB or recognized equivalent) or candidates with previously documented experience in medical virology research.
- Candidates with motivation for research in clinical & disease biology are given preference.
How to apply:
Application package must contain the following documents:
- Curriculum Vitae
- Documentation of Previous research experience
- Copies of Publications
- Three letter of reference (one from post graduate mentor)
Apply by post or email to
The Director
Rajiv Gandhi Centre for Biotechnology
Thycaud PO, Poojappura
Thiruvananthapuram – 695 014
Kerala, India.
Ph: 0471 2347973
email: director@rgcb.res.in
Applications will be received throughout the year.
Only applicants who qualify at an initial internal screening will be invited for further discussions.
About RGCB:
The Rajiv Gandhi Centre for Biotechnology (RGCB) is an autonomous institute of excellence in translational biotechnology, fully funded by the Government of India. Research at RGCB has two major clusters, Disease Biology and Plant Biotechnology. They have an Integrated Cancer Research Program including networked basic and translational components, dengue & emerging viral disease biology, mycobacteria research and cholera biology. RGCB also continues to address important questions in molecular neurobiology, stem cells, metagenomics, human molecular genetics and reproductive biology. The plant biotechnology program focuses on spice genomics to create new approaches for better ginger, pepper & cardamom as well as bioprospecting for medicinal plants for preventing and managing human disease. New programs have been initiated in translational medicine including cardiovascular biology, nanosciences and cellular engineering. Latest news include establishment of business development ventures with industry partners, one for development of molecular diagnostics and the other for software development in clinical informatics & bioinformatics.
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