Headquartered in Durham, North Carolina, the Institute for Medical Research - IMR is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting research and education at the Durham Veterans Affairs Medical Center. Since 1989, the Institute for Medical Research has been conducting and supporting research and educational activities geared towards enhancing the health and lives of Veterans, their families, and their communities.

Through collaboration with the Durham VA Medical Center, governmental agencies, private companies, academic institutions, and foundations the IMR has developed a comprehensive research portfolio that covers multiple areas of research. Research areas include post-traumatic stress disorder, substance abuse, cancer development, heart disease, nerve injury, diabetes, osteoarthritis, neurological diseases, such as ALS, cardiology, mental health, urology, pathology, and many others. The organization’s mission is to support education and research for the advancement of lives and health, for the Veteran population, and their families.

As an employer, the Institute for Medical Research is interested in employment candidates who are organized, detail-oriented, and who can work as part of a team as well as independently. In the past, the Institute for Medical Research has supported work flexibilty and has offered flexible employment in the form of telecommuting jobs.

Headquartered in Durham, North Carolina, the Institute for Medical Research - IMR is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting research and education at the Durham Veterans Affairs Medical Center. Since 1989, the Institute for Medical Research has been conducting and supporting research and educational activities geared towards enhancing the health and lives of Veterans, their families, and their communities.

Through collaboration with the Durham VA Medical Center, governmental agencies, private companies, academic institutions, and foundations the IMR has developed a comprehensive research portfolio that covers multiple areas of research. Research areas include post-traumatic stress disorder, substance abuse, cancer development, heart disease, nerve injury, diabetes, osteoarthritis, neurological diseases, such as ALS, cardiology, mental health, urology, pathology, and many others. The organization’s mission is to support education and research for the advancement of lives and health, for the Veteran population, and their families.

As an employer, the Institute for Medical Research is interested in employment candidates who are organized, detail-oriented, and who can work as part of a team as well as independently. In the past, the Institute for Medical Research has supported work flexibilty and has offered flexible employment in the form of telecommuting jobs.