Principal Scientist, Polymers DanaherPrincipal Scientist, PolymersCincinnati, OH$170,000–$180,000 / yearThe Principal Scientist, Polymers is responsible for leading high‑impact materials science and polymer engineering initiatives across complex, cross‑functional product development programs, from early concept through commercialization, while driving innovation, risk mitigation, and strategic technical decision‑making for implantable medical devices. Our drive for developing innovative technology is rivaled only by our compassion for the people we serve, from the clinicians and surgeons who demand consistently precise solutions, to the patients and families seeking peace of mind.
Principal Scientist, Preclinical Surgeon Johnson & JohnsonPrincipal Scientist, Preclinical SurgeonCincinnati, OhioEducation: A minimum of a Doctorate degree is highly preferred (DVM/VMD from an (AVMA) American Veterinary Medical Association accredited program; MD is also acceptable with significant preclinical experience). Function as key Preclinical Research team member by energetically supporting the goals of the department, ETHICON, and J&J by actively participating in and collaborating with the external scientific community.
Principal Scientist, Preclinical Surgeon 6045-Ethicon Legal EntityPrincipal Scientist, Preclinical SurgeonCincinnati, OhioEducation: A minimum of a Doctorate degree is highly preferred (DVM/VMD from an (AVMA) American Veterinary Medical Association accredited program; MD is also acceptable with significant preclinical experience). Function as key Preclinical Research team member by energetically supporting the goals of the department, ETHICON, and J&J by actively participating in and collaborating with the external scientific community.
NewIMLS Scholar - Bear Research Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical GardenIMLS Scholar - Bear ResearchCincinnati, OhioThe successful candidate will work alongside and be mentored by CREW scientists (primarily Dr. Liz Brammer-Robbins, Dr. Erin Curry, and Brandon Edwards) focusing on sloth bear fecal hormone analysis and assisting with extracellular vesicle protein analysis for pregnancy detection in a model species. Channeling the strengths and expertise of the scientific staff, CREW takes a focused approach to wildlife conservation by identifying Signature projects where we believe our impact can be significant, including: 1) rhinos, 2) exceptional plants, 3) imperiled cats, and 4) polar bears.