Day in the Life of a Research Assistant
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ค. 2023
- Hey guys! Today I am taking you to work with me (also I may look different because of the new haircut haha). I am currently a research assistant in the department of physiology. Hope y'all enjoy and leave a comment if you have any questions!
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That was actually a really cool video. I’m sure you know this but practice makes “perfect”. Don’t beat yourself up too much. You have to fail to learn! Keep the videos coming!!
Thank you! 🥹
Super interesting research and video! This is really great insight into your research especially for those who are interested in molecular research as a Pre-med! Love to see it!
I’m glad you found it interesting haha! Thanks for your support :)
team label everything for life. as an RA in a neuro lab, so much of this is relatable, especially having to backtrack to another building to get my backpack
Oh my gosh YESSSSS! Hahahah
What exactly do you do in a neuro lab? I'm thinking about going into neuroscience as a career
@@FrankyMarquez-sb9ni I’m not in neurolab so I know that it’s a large research field. There are so many areas you can focus in. For example, J work in physiology but we focus on metabolism :)
I loved this video! I go to a research-based university and unlike most of my peers, I have NO lab experience. I'm trying to get more involved with research on campus. This video definitely motivated me a bit more and honestly is making me even more excited to get into a lab!
Aawww that’s so good to hear!! Best of luck ❤️
Good job I’m proud of you
Thank you ❤️ you’re the best hehe
Thank you for sharing your experience!
I am a senior biology major in florida. I am currently looking for a research assistant position but I dont know how to grab the recruiters attention. I have been rejected from a few research places. Could you share some tips???
And thank YOU for watching!
If you are currently a biology major, try talking to your professors first. Many professors have research labs or know someone who has a research lab.
It’s important to read about each professor’s studies before deciding on one. Every professor is looking for something different, so I can’t exactly say what would help you. For me, my experience as a mentor and in customer service was interesting to my professor. I’m also premed and he likes to train students. It all depends on the professor. Just keep trying and don’t feel discouraged. Good luck!
dont give up you got this !! :)
Thank you :)
Very good video. You can pipette with either left or right hand!
Haha I think the video was flipped. I only use my right hand.
Hey Britney!! I'm pre-med too! Are you working as research assistant as experience for med school as well as because it suits your interests?
Yes exactly! Research looks amazing but I’m also curious about the science behind all the medications and treatments we have.
Hi 👋, I’m currently doing master in molecular biology .
I’m interested to do what you are doing?
How possible it’s ?
Madam have any work from vacancy for medical scribe i am from india
Hey girly ! i am in nursing school and i am planning to change my major to Medial lab tech. I would like to work as a research associate in the mean time. What certification do you need to have in order to work?
For my specific position, they required a Bachelor of Science in Biology or Chemistry. No other certification was required. I will say though that all positions are different! Good luck!!
This was helpful video to me! I’m currently high school students who is interested in becoming researchers but I’m not that good at bio… so im scared if I can do it well…. could u plz give me an advice??
Hi!! I’m glad you found the video helpful! You don’t have to be good at bio necessarily to be a researcher, you just have to be willing to learn. I can’t speak for all labs, but in my lab, I learned a lot just being on the job.
My professor teaches us some biology as we are learning research techniques. And when you go to graduate school for research, they’ll teach you everything you need to know!
Best of luck ❤️
I want to apply as a international student with research assistantship in the US. What are the chances and methods?
Unfortunately, I don’t know much about research assistantships. So sorry!
HEY is there a way to apply where u work
I work for UTHSC. You can go to their website and look at their open positions. That’s how I found the job!
@@brialeixx tysm for the info
Do you work alone every day?
No I’m in a lab with a post doc, grad students and lab tech!
What was the pay like as a research assistant?
Typically anywhere from $16-$20 per hour!
Did being a scribe help you at all become a research assistant?-
The jobs are actually very different so it wasn’t connected. However, being a scribe looks great on your resume and COULD increase the chances of getting the job. Hope this helps!
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