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Johns Hopkins University
Overview
The role involves managing specialized projects and utilizing sophisticated instrumentation to conduct biophysics and biological chemistry research. Responsibilities include designing protocols, interpreting results, and co-authoring scientific publications.
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Compensation
$35 - $62 / HOUR
Posted
22 days ago
Develop and validate assays and protocols while designing experimental approaches for laboratory projects. Responsible for troubleshooting, training new personnel, and contributing to scientific manuscripts and proposals.
$41,300 - $72,300 / YEAR
25 days ago
Zymo Research Corporation
The intern will independently conduct scientific experiments for product development, performance troubleshooting, and protocol optimization, while also performing microbial cell culturing, basic microscopy, and nucleic acid purification as assigned. Responsibilities also include assisting with data collection and interpretation, maintaining project documentation, and reviewing relevant literature.
$20 / HOUR
2 months ago
Healthforce by TLC
The CT Tech will be responsible for acquiring, processing, and delivering diagnostic CT images with precision and compassion, which includes performing efficient imaging protocols and ensuring accurate patient positioning. Key duties also involve supervising radiation dose according to ALARA principles, conducting quality control, and collaborating closely with radiologists to review images and maximize diagnostic yield.
$2,300 - $2,449 / WEEK
3 months ago
Responsibilities include preparing patients, performing high-quality MRI exams across various studies like neurovascular and spine, monitoring safety, and ensuring image integrity through meticulous QA checks. The role requires collaboration with radiologists to meet diagnostic goals by optimizing image acquisition using appropriate coils and specialized contrast protocols.
$1,955 - $2,050 / WEEK
The technologist will perform and supervise advanced nuclear medicine imaging, including planar, SPECT, and PET, ensuring optimal image quality, accurate dose administration, and patient safety. Responsibilities also include calibrating and operating imaging equipment, performing quality control, assisting with radiopharmaceutical management, and educating patients.
$2,181 - $2,224 / WEEK
Core responsibilities include performing high-quality MRI examinations, optimizing protocols for accurate visualization of anatomy and pathology, and ensuring patient safety and comfort throughout the procedure. Technologists will also monitor scanner performance and collaborate with radiologists and nurses to synchronize scheduling and reporting.
$1,900 - $1,977 / WEEK
The core responsibilities involve performing high-quality mammography imaging, ensuring meticulous attention to patient positioning, compression, image quality, and radiation safety across screening and diagnostic exams. This includes collaborating with radiologists, participating in quality control, maintaining detailed documentation, and managing patient flow with clear communication.
$2,500 - $2,632 / WEEK
The CT Tech will operate multi-slice CT scanners, optimize protocols, perform patient positioning, administer contrast under physician orders, and ensure radiation safety and QA documentation. Responsibilities also include collaborating with radiologists and oncology teams to align imaging with clinical questions.
$2,084 - $2,213 / WEEK
The CT Technologist will perform computed tomography procedures with precision, ensuring optimal image quality, patient comfort, and radiation safety for every study. Responsibilities include optimizing protocol parameters, administering contrast within scope, and documenting procedures in RIS/PACS to support timely interpretation.
$2,073 - $2,202 / WEEK
