Ion Channel Biology Research Associate (British Columbia)

Ion Channel Biology Research Associate (British Columbia)

06 Nov
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Xenon Pharmaceuticals
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British Columbia

06 Nov

Xenon Pharmaceuticals

British Columbia

Explore ion channel biology as a Biology Research Associate with Xenon Pharmaceuticals in Vancouver, working in office up to five days weekly. This contract lasts one year.
The Research Associate 1 or 2 role supports novel therapeutic research through electrophysiology and related neuroscience techniques. You will study neuronal excitability in acute rodent brain slices, contribute to viral injection and microscopy work, and collaborate across functions. The position reports to the Senior Research Scientist, Biology.
Key Responsibilities: Record electrophysiological responses from acute rodent brain slices
Evaluate compound effects on ion channel function and excitability
Support tissue culture, immunohistochemistry, and fluorescence microscopy




Collaborate on ex vivo pharmacology and translational research activities
Maintain safe laboratories, current safety practices, and organized records
Requirements: Bachelor’s or master’s degree in a related scientific field
Neuroscience or pharmacology education preferred
Up to two years of relevant experience
Brain slice and electrophysiology experience required
Initiative, communication skills, and careful documentation practices
Combine electrophysiology, ion channel biology, and detailed laboratory practice within Xenon’s Vancouver-based neuroscience research team.

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📌 Ion Channel Biology Research Associate (British Columbia)
🏢 Xenon Pharmaceuticals
📍 British Columbia

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