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The NeuroMotor Control and Plasticity Lab at Temple University is recruiting a Laboratory Technician to join our research team. The responsibility of this position includes analyzing EMG, kinetic and kinematic data, recruiting human subjects, and managing research-related lab activities. This role offers the opportunity to build publication record and learn analytic skills with large data. Under the supervision of Professor Jinsook Roh, the candidate will work with graduate and undergraduate students, MDs, human subjects (patients and healthy individuals; young and aged populations), and other faculty members in the Philadelphia area.
The potential candidate should possess a B.S. or M.S. in any type of engineering (BME, ME, EECS, etc), Kinesiology, or Neuroscience. The candidate should have competence in MatLab programming. Experience in KINARM programming, LabView programming, arm biomechanics, and/or TMS/fMRI is desirable, but not essential. The candidate should have the capability to coordinate between researchers, students, clinicians, and patients.
This position is a one year commitment, but can be shorter if > 6 months and the candidate desires. Interested candidates should send a resume/CV and the contact information for three references to Jinsook Roh at jinsook.roh@temple.edu.
The potential candidate should possess a B.S. or M.S. in any type of engineering (BME, ME, EECS, etc), Kinesiology, or Neuroscience. The candidate should have competence in MatLab programming. Experience in KINARM programming, LabView programming, arm biomechanics, and/or TMS/fMRI is desirable, but not essential. The candidate should have the capability to coordinate between researchers, students, clinicians, and patients.
This position is a one year commitment, but can be shorter if > 6 months and the candidate desires. Interested candidates should send a resume/CV and the contact information for three references to Jinsook Roh at jinsook.roh@temple.edu.