Part-Time Laboratory Research Assistant - Medical Education
Penn State University · Lexington, Kentucky · Posted Jul 4, 2026
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Digital Anatomy-Model Developer
The candidate will be expected to learn aspects of 3D-graphics software, so should have computer literacy and show competency towards learning new computer programs. Skills in specific 3D-graphics software packages (Blender, Z-brush, Unity) will be beneficial, but training will be provided as needed. Programming and photography skills are preferred though not required and training will be provided as needed.
Although publication is possible, the current grant-supported aspect of this project is for development of anatomy models rather than hypothesis-driven research.
This position will be in person and will be work anywhere from 5 to 15 hours per week.
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