Role OverviewThe Research Technician will process human surgical specimens, extract clinical information, and enter data in biospecimen databases. They will work with surgical pathology processing teams to procure tissue, help develop novel protocols, and participate in Center Quality Assurance and Quality Improvement activities.
What You Will Do
The main day-to-day responsibilities will include processing human surgical specimens, extracting clinical information, and entering data in biospecimen databases. The Research Technician will also work with surgical pathology processing teams to procure tissue and help develop novel protocols.
Why It Might Be a Fit
This role requires attention to detail, strong record-keeping habits, and the ability to follow protocols while troubleshooting when needed. The ideal candidate will be able to work independently and perform repetitive tasks with no loss of accuracy, and have a team-oriented approach to supporting postdocs and fellow researchers.
Requirements
- BA/BS in relevant scientific field (biochemistry, molecular biology, premed, pharmacology, anatomy/physiology, or related fields)
- Prior experience in a biological laboratory environment
- Knowledge of anatomy/physiology and experience with medical records is a plus
Benefits
- Competitive pay
- Benefits (not specified)
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