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.
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.
Genesis Donation Specialist
The Genesis Donation Specialist at the Medical Education & Research Institute (MERI) serves as a compassionate liaison for individuals and families navigating the whole-body donation process. Operating primarily in an office setting, this role is responsible for processing informational requests, accurately managing donor documentation in the database, and coordinating logistics with mortuaries and third-party transport. Candidates need a high school diploma, excellent communication and administrative skills, and at least two years of relevant office experience, with a background in funeral sciences being a plus. The full-time position follows a standard Monday through Friday schedule, though it does include periodic on-call responsibilities after initial training.
Anatomical Specialist
The Anatomical Specialist I at the Medical Education & Research Institute (MERI) plays a vital role in supporting high-quality medical training by managing the intake, documentation, and preparation of anatomical specimens. This position is ideal for a detail-oriented professional who is comfortable performing physically demanding tasks, such as lifting and positioning specimens, while maintaining strict regulatory compliance. The role offers comprehensive on-the-job training, making it an excellent opportunity for those looking to build a career within a nonprofit dedicated to advancing surgical education. Successful candidates will be key members of a professional team responsible for the seamless execution of bioskills labs and donor-related operations.
