Research Bioscientific Staff are expected to obtain NIH funding; publish papers in peer-reviewed journals; report data at scientific meetings; participate in academic activities, (i.e. NIH study sections, editorial boards); and participate in HFHS research activities as requested by Chairs and the Director of Research. Individuals can also attain senior staff status as a Core Staff. Core Staff have equivalent educational requirements; however, these individuals are not required to obtain external funding. Core Staff are expected to serve in the role of consultant/collaborator. Hired by HFHS as Senior Bioscientific Staff (full time researcher). PhD or equivalent degree Minimum of 2 years experience after completion of doctoral training or equivalent at HFHS or other institution(s). Co-authorship on minimum of 5 peer-reviewed publications. Collaboration within internally and/or externally funded programs as team scientists (60-80%) - including activities such as grant development and data analysis, presentation of results in manuscripts and scientific forums. Depending on the size of the program, the faculty member may work independently, oversee a small team, or engage in leadership. Faculty are also expected to lead first author papers and may pursue funding. Service to the institution (20-40%) - including activities such as graduate medical education support, mentoring, committee service, protocol development, short-term collaboration, and hourly consulting.