Careers
Careers
Our staff works with the most innovative medical device companies and assists in training top medical professionals. Further your career today by joining the MERI team.
Current open positions are listed below. Each position title is linked to the job description; there is an “Apply Now” link at the bottom of the job description page.
Lab Technician Part-Time (Per Diem)
The MERI is currently expanding our Lab/Clinical team. We are seeking adventurous and energetic individuals interested in an exciting opportunity to work with the MERI clinical team to support leading healthcare professionals and innovators on the cutting edge of medical science. As a part-time Lab Technician, your role is to perform various functions involved with daily clinical operations of the Lab dept by providing support for educational lab courses as needed. The role provides customer service support to assist sponsors and learners during human cadaver specimen labs, assist with prep of lab spaces, and operate lab equipment.
Medical Event Specialist – Traveling/Transportation/Driving
The Medical Education & Research Institute (MERI), a non-profit advancing medical training, seeks an adventurous Mobile Transport Specialist for a travel-intensive role. You will be responsible for transporting, setting up, and tearing down state-of-the-art mobile surgical training labs across the U.S., often driving large vehicles like box trucks. Key duties include handling sophisticated equipment and human cadaveric tissue, providing event support, and interacting professionally with medical personnel. While requiring significant travel (approx. 75%), a clean driving record, and physical capability (lifting up to 100lbs), MERI provides all necessary training, including sponsorship for a Class B CDL, making prior medical experience unnecessary.
Anatomical Specialist
The Medical Education & Research Institute (MERI) is looking for an Anatomical Specialist. This role involves managing human cadaveric specimens from receipt and processing to allocation and utilization for educational courses. Key responsibilities include receiving new donor specimens, operating a C-arm (X-ray) machine, drawing blood, physically moving specimens, preparing specimens for courses, and providing lab support for educational courses.
