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00100 LEIDOS, INC.
Biomedical Life Scientist
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A Biomedical Scientist performs scientific research with the aim of discovering new solutions or improving existing ones within the field of biology and medicine. Plans and conducts laboratory experiments, evaluates the results, develops new experiments, performs routine testing procedures, and summarizes findings in reports.
$85,296 / year median in Maryland
+7% projected growth
Job Description
You can have a positive impact on the scientific community! The Behavioral Health and Readiness division of the Leidos Health & Services Sector is seeking a Biomedical Life Scientist to provide scientific and meeting support to the Congressionally Directed Medical Research Programs (CDMRP) in Frederick, Maryland. This is NOT a laboratory research position. This is a hybrid position, requiring a minimum of 3 days/week in person at the Frederick, Maryland office. Some local travel within the Washington DC/Baltimore area is required. The CDMRP is a leading funder of research projects across a broad range of medical fields and military health. The Leidos Biomedical Life Scientist will work across a diverse variety of research programs in support of the CDMRP's goal to transform healthcare through innovative and impactful research. Why Leidos? Leidos Life promotes excellent work-life balance. You can make an impact and have time for your well-being. This position is eligible for partial remote work and a flexible work schedule. Leidos offers many opportunities for career development and advancement. The successful candidate will be part of a large, dynamic workforce with a broad range of scientific expertise.