QSAR - PLEASE POST

From: Denise Milano <denise|a|jaexecutivesearch.com>
Date: Fri, 14 May 2004 09:17:53 -0400

Dr. Marti suggested I sent this email --- thank you

ADME Modeler

I am been asked by a product-based biopharmaceutical company located in San
Diego, CA to assist them in their search for a Computational Chemist. The
key skill set for this role is very specific and strong ADME experience; an
ADME modeling expert

This person will be responsible for the analysis, modeling and prediction of
pharmacokinetic and physico-chemical data relevant to our drug discovery
programs. They will actively participate in the general computational
chemistry activities in the group such as understanding structure-activity
relationships, and performing structure- or ligand-based drug design. They
will also be responsible for modeling of ADME properties as well as more
traditional QSAR modeling, since they incorporate PK profiling at an early
stage in the discovery process.

It is requires that this person have a PhD and a minimum of three years
experience in the application of computational chemistry for solving drug
discovery problems. It is requires that this person and good communication
skills and experience in medicinal chemistry or statistical modeling is a
plus.

The company does offer relocation assistance to San Diego.

I am with an Executive Search firm that specializes in the Pharmaceutical
industry; our specialties include areas such as Drug Discovery: PhD level
R&D Scientist and Management, SAS Programming, Clinical Research, QA/QC and
Statistics. Please feel free to browse our website at
www.jaexecutivesearch.com

For further information about our R&D related searches please contact:
Denise Milano Sprung
V.P. Search Services
denise,jaexecutivesearch.com
Joseph Associates Inc.
631-351-5805 ext. 5

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