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Senior/Principal Scientist, Ex Vivo Perfusion

Oxfordshire
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Senior / Principal Scientist – Ex Vivo Perfusion

Oxford | On-site | Start-up Biotechnology Company

Talentmark is partnering with a biotech start-up developing next-generation gene therapies for severe genetic diseases. With a highly collaborative scientific team and innovative platform technologies, the company is advancing cutting-edge preclinical programmes focused on delivering transformative therapies to patients with high unmet need.

As the company continues to expand its translational research capabilities, they are seeking a Senior / Principal Scientist – Ex Vivo Perfusion to establish and lead a human organ normothermic machine perfusion (NMP) programme. This is a rare opportunity to play a pivotal role in developing a cutting-edge ex vivo platform, generating critical data that will support the advancement of novel gene therapy programmes.

Responsibilities

  • Lead the design and execution of human and large animal organ perfusion studies.
  • Develop and optimise normothermic machine perfusion (NMP) protocols.
  • Manage organ preparation, cannulation, perfusion, sampling and data generation.
  • Collaborate closely with internal scientists and external clinical partners.
  • Design experimental strategies and interpret translational research data.
  • Build relationships with organ procurement and clinical stakeholders.
  • Mentor junior scientists as the programme grows.

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Your Background

  • PhD researchers experienced in working with primary patient samples or performing surgical procedures in animal models
  • Experience working with primary human tissues or organs in a research setting.
  • Strong experimental design and problem-solving skills.
  • The flexibility to support studies involving donor organs, including occasional work outside standard office hours.
  • A collaborative approach and passion for translating scientific discoveries into therapies for patients.
  • Surgical or surgical-adjacent skills, such as vascular cannulation and back-table organ preparation, acquired through clinical practice, veterinary practice, or in vivo animal research

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Experience with normothermic machine perfusion (NMP), vascular cannulation, organ preparation or ex vivo organ research would be highly advantageous, although training can be provided for candidates with relevant transferable expertise.

Applications are welcomed from candidates with backgrounds including:

  • Organ perfusion research
  • Surgery or surgical research
  • Veterinary medicine
  • Clinical perfusion

On Offer:

  • An outstanding opportunity to join a highly collaborative scientific team where your work will directly influence the development of transformative gene therapies
  • Bonus, private healthcare insurance, life insurance, and an equity options scheme

Apply: It is essential that applicants hold entitlement to work in the UK. Please quote job reference 193 954 in all correspondence.

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Skills

Experimental Design
Problem-Solving
Surgical Skills
Vascular Cannulation
Organ Preparation
Ex Vivo Organ Research
Normothermic Machine Perfusion
Collaboration
Mentoring
Data Generation
Translational Research
Clinical Partnerships
Organ Procurement

Location

Oxfordshire, England, United Kingdom

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