Biomarkers of Therapeutic Response in Melanoma Research Program
Program Overview
These programs are focused on transitioning established basic science into clinical applications. Specifically, our studies are investigating the potential for use of kinetic changes in plasma circulating tumor DNA and peripheral mononuclear cell phenotypes as diagnostic biomarkers for use in prognostication of therapeutic response and early detection of drug resistance.
Details about our Program
Consideration requires a recently obtained (typically less than three years) doctoral degree from an accredited college in an appropriate field of biological sciences such as Biochemistry, Medicine, Molecular Biology, or Pharmacology.
- Earned doctorate (PhD, MD) or equivalent terminal degree from an accredited institution
- Apply within 3 years from the earned doctorate degree
- US Citizenship or Permanent Residency status or equivalent
- Submit updated CV (Resume) and letter of interest for preliminary evaluation prior to full application
The formal application can be submitted year-round. It must include all of the following documents: Letter of Interest; Curriculum Vitae; Undergraduate and Graduate Transcripts; Three Letters of Recommendation; Status of US Citizenship or Working Visa Required. Please call 502-852-5341 for more information.
