Washington University is seeking a Senior Research Technician to help launch a program in human motor neurophysiology, adaptive deep brain stimulation, and brain–computer interfaces. You will build intraoperative recording infrastructure, establish a prospective neurosurgical research registry, and collect multi-modal neural and kinematic data in the OR and clinic.
The role requires independent work, collaboration with clinicians and engineers, and hands-on experience with electrophysiology,
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This position is listed as full time and onsite.