4,498 Graduate Research Assistant Jobs

“Employee Friendly”

Pros:  “Caring co-workers throught the company.”

Cons:  “Non-profit constraints make goals difficult to achieve.” – Full Review

“Great for those looking to continue education”

Pros:  “Great benefits (retirement, medical, gym) Great education compensation Good work/life balance Exposure to interesting material Collaborative workplace Nice people to…”

Cons:  “No pay incentive structure Some economists can be distant and unwelcoming at first Hierarchy is firmly established and somewhat discouraging Work can vary…” – Full Review

“Employees understand they make a difference in the work they do every day.”

Pros:  “COOK puts patients first, so you feel good about what your doing on a daily basis. The employement is stable since COOK has never had any layoffs. Employees can move from…”

Cons:  “The talent development and promotion system is largely undefined. Pay for degree requiring positions are well below average (engineers, accountants, project…” – Full Review

“Was a good place, but patient care is suffering”

Pros:  “It was a great place when I joined. The focus was on patient care, and it remains a world renown hospital and a leader in rehabilitiation. There are people who have been…”

Cons:  “Pay is not competitive. They rely on their name to get employees and then work therapists and nurses until they quit. The focus seems to have shifted away from…” – Full Review

“Rewarding environment working with mission-driven, and intensly smart individuals”

Pros:  “Highly respcted colleagues in the diabetes world; national and international access to business and research leaders; single-disease focus with whole…”

Cons:  “Difficult to advance career once defined by position” – Full Review

“Great place to work if you like your PI”

Pros:  “2 for $5 dollars for unsold red sox tickets. (then again, who's ever heard of unsold red sox tickets?) If you have a good PI (like I do), then you're pretty much set.”

Cons:  “The 401k contribution is pretty weak (~4%)” – Full Review

“Good University, flexibility in job, low-cost of living, good vacation.”

Pros:  “Flexibility, Can have good work-life balance with this job. Good benefits with 5 weeks of paid-vacation time. Blacksburg has a low cost of living. Also, the campus is…”

Cons:  “Growth may be restricted depending on position. Can get bureaucratic, In some departments there are restrictions on how much your pay can be raised. Since it is a…” – Full Review