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Dear Colleagues
Please pass this along. Potential applicants please note: do not reply
to me but to the email and address given below.Thanks, Linda

Cellular Imaging Facility Manager

The Toronto Western Research Institute (TWRI) is recruiting a manager to
run a Cellular Imaging Facility centered on four newly purchased Zeiss
microscopes for confocal, laser capture (PALM), deconvolution and
time-lapse/injection microscopy. TWRI is a multidisciplinary research
centre with over 60 scientists and strong basic research programs in
Neuroscience, Vision and Immunology together with complementary clinical
research programs.

The successful candidate will have a minimum of a Master’s degree or
equivalent, experience in biological/cellular research, expert skills in
fluorescence microscopy, ease with microscopes, computers and relevant
software, strong interpersonal and organizational abilities, and the
ability to manage a budget.  Experience in cell preparation for
microscopy, tissue sectioning, image processing and work with live cells
are all advantages. The facility manager will report to a guidance
committee and the Head of the Cellular and Molecular Biology Division.

Applicants should forward a letter of application, a CV and the names of
three referees, in confidence, by December 14th to Dr. E.F. Stanley,
Ph.D., Head, Cellular and Molecular Biology Division, C/O Minnie Kim,
Research Coordinator, Toronto Western Research Institute at
[log in to unmask]  Referees will not be contacted without prior
consent from the applicant.

We wish to thank all applicants for their interest, however, only those
selected for an interview will be contacted. TWRI is the Research
Institute of the Toronto Western Hospital which, along with the Toronto
General Hospital and the Princess Margaret Hospital, form  the
University Health Network, an equal opportunity Employer.  In accordance
with Canadian Immigration requirements, this advertisement is directed
in the first instance to Canadian citizens and permanent residents,
although others are welcome to apply .


--
Linda R. Mills PhD.
Senior Scientist, Cellular & Molecular Division,
Toronto Western Research Institute
Associate Professor, Department of Physiology,
University of Toronto, UHN
11-430 TWH
399 Bathurst St.
Toronto ON
Canada M5T 2S8
416-603-5420