80 Assistant Professor, Hematology Jobs

“A very good public school for motivated researchers and scientists”

Pros:  “A lot of scientific facilities, very nice faculties and staffs, good-quality students, close to downtown of Chicago, very convenient transportation”

Cons:  “very often, there is crime alert happening around the campus in the mailbox. It feels like not very safe living in this area.” – Full Review

“It's not goverment work until it is done more than once.”

Pros:  “Once hired impossible to get fired.”

Cons:  “HR/administration is completly useless. Screwup ALL paperwork repeatedly.The university REALLY needs to "clean house". Waste of taxpayers' money.” – Full Review

“wonderful”

Pros:  “not too busy to work there”

Cons:  “no room for further development” – Full Review

“Very satisfied with the work environment and research career progress”

Pros:  “Collegial environment, extremely supportive staff, great collaboration within the research community. Excellent parking facilities (although can be really challenging for…”

Cons:  “Communication between supervisors and work staff can most of the times be one-sided; independent thought-processes need to be encouraged and supported” – Full Review

“Great place to work.”

Pros:  “Friendly community. Great chance to improve and learn new things.”

Cons:  “Little less facilities compared to bigger universities.” – Full Review

“OHSU is the best biomedical research institution in Portland, OR”

Pros:  “By far the best thing about working at OHSU is the city of Portland. The people at OSHU are very conscientious about their work and generally very helpful and friendly.”

Cons:  “OHSU constantly struggles with financial concerns. It's tough to tell if that's from its pathetic upper management of the University or its paltry endowment…” – Full Review

“Hard but valuable”

Pros:  “You'll probably get a pretty nice job afterward.”

Cons:  “The place will probably kick your ass, and seriously decrease the size of any ego you may have.” – Full Review

“graduate student research assistant”

Pros:  “easy to cooperate between labs. Well-funding. Great research resources between basic and translational studies. well-supported research materials in the campus. comparably…”

Cons:  “located in small town; less diverse culture; less competing working environment; comparably hard to find a local job in research fields.” – Full Review