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We’re #hiring! CAMRIS Military Health & Research (CAMRIS.com/MHR) seeks a Research Laboratory Technician II to support the Naval Health Research Center’s Operational Infectious Diseases (OID) Directorate. This role will manage and analyze data, maintain compliance with safety and regulatory standards, and contribute to protocol and SOP development. The selected candidate will have a bachelor’s degree in a science-related field, 3-5 years of lab experience, and a strong understanding of laboratory techniques and safety protocols. Use the following link to learn more, apply for, or share this opportunity: https://lnkd.in/gXN_7s_V.?#NHRC #Navy #sciencejobs

CAMRIS Military Health & Research (CAMRIS.com/MHR) creates effective infectious disease detection and surveillance programs, enhances infectious disease outbreak preparedness, and designs and develops rapid point-of-care, field-ready infectious disease identification devices for warfighter protection. Learn more about how CAMRIS protects our service members from current and future threats here: https://lnkd.in/ggMstrrx.

With our expertise in microbiology, immunology, and virology, we leverage new biomarkers and technologies to develop individualized medical solutions to autoimmune and other intractable diseases and disorders. Use the following link to learn more about our Laboratory Services: https://lnkd.in/gGG4gYax.

CAMRIS Military Health & Research examines trends, patterns, and cause-and-effect relationships of military life, work exposures, environment, deployment, and job duties on overall health, disease state, and injury in military populations. Our team uses epidemiology data to assist the DOD in decreasing variations in the assessment of complex medical issues, such as psychological health screening and diagnosis, to ensure everyone who can benefit from interventions is properly identified and has treatment options. Our findings and accompanying recommendations provide valuable information to the DOD for the creation of policy, acquisition of new protective equipment and standards, novel intervention techniques, and health promotion programs. Use the following link to learn more about our Military Population Health services: https://lnkd.in/gCMXc8SG.?

We are #hiring! CAMRIS seeks a #GMP Senior Project Manager to support the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research’s Pilot Bioproduction Facility in Silver Spring, MD: https://lnkd.in/g9jZB9F2. The role will be responsible for managing development and manufacturing program schedules, optimizing workflows, maintaining strong client relationships, and more. The ideal candidate will have a BS/BA in business, engineering, or life sciences and 12+ years of industry experience (or an equivalent combination of education and credentials), a PMP certification, and proficiency in MS Project, Excel, SharePoint, and Teams. Experience in biologics, #CDMO project management, and operational excellence is highly preferred. If you’re a strategic leader with a passion for driving excellence in manufacturing and development, we encourage you to apply today using the above link.

March marks Women’s History Month, a time to recognize the achievements, leadership, and lasting impact of women throughout history. From groundbreaking discoveries in science and medicine to advancements in business, government, and the arts, women have shaped industries, challenged barriers, and influenced society in countless ways. The origins of this observance trace back to 1980 when it was first recognized as a national week-long celebration in the United States before expanding to a full month. Today, it serves as a reminder of the progress made and the perseverance of those who paved the way for future generations. As we honor Women’s History Month, let’s take time to reflect on these contributions and the ongoing influence of women whose work continues to shape our world.

Disease processes involve interactions between multiple physiological systems and organs that cannot always be adequately replicated using cell and tissue models. This limitation necessitates a move to animal models to bridge laboratory innovation and human research. CAMRIS experts assist with the development of appropriate animal models that can replicate pathogenesis and the physiological response to disease states in humans. This research step is critical to validate the safety, efficacy, and pharmacodynamics of prospective therapeutics and understand the physiological impact at the cell, tissue, and organ level before transitioning to human clinical studies. Use the following link to learn more about our Specialized Scientific Research and Veterinary Services: https://lnkd.in/guwbAAWC.

CAMRIS’ mission is to deliver customized scientific research and development solutions for our military and government customers worldwide to ensure their mission success. By leveraging our strong and agile partnerships, CAMRIS provides impactful, evidence-based health products and technologies to improve warfighter readiness and the lives of service members and their families around the globe. Visit CAMRIS.com/MHR to learn more about CAMRIS Military Health & Research services and capabilities.

CAMRIS congratulates Misbah R., who was recognized at the Naval Health Research Center’s award ceremony on February 12th, for her outstanding contributions to the Febrile Respiratory Infection and Acute Gastroenteritis Biosurveillance projects. Her efforts in expediting biosurveillance reporting and processes have been invaluable, ensuring alignment with GEIS requirements and optimizing OID’s reporting capabilities. Ms. Rashad leveraged her strong analytical and leadership skills to drive the manuscript writing for the Pre- and Post-Pandemic Febrile Respiratory Illness Rates Among U.S. Military Recruit Populations study. This culminated in her associated poster on the subject being featured at the Military Health System Research Symposium (MHSRS), where it was noted by her colleagues as reflecting her dedication and expertise in the field. Ms. Rashad has significantly advanced the epidemiologist team’s and OID’s goals. We appreciate her commitment, hard work, and impact and are grateful to have her on our team.

We are #hiring! CAMRIS Military Health & Research (CAMRIS.com/MHR) seeks a #Biosurveillance Project Manager to support the Naval Health Research Center’s Operational Infectious Diseases (OID) Directorate. This role supervises the day-to-day department-based Biosurveillance research staff, develops and facilitates the implementation of biosurveillance research projects, and monitors the quality and timely completion of projects. CAMRIS offers competitive salaries and excellent benefits, including 401K matching with no vesting period, multiple health and dental plans to choose from with low or no deductibles, and more. Use the following link to learn more, apply for, or share this opportunity: https://lnkd.in/gCdZ8r38. #NHRC