In Vivo Phenotyping Scientist – Procedural Support

The Francis Crick Institute; Greater London; On-site; GBP 100,000 - 125,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading biomedical research institution in Greater London seeks a BRF Research Scientist specializing in phenotyping and procedural support. This full-time role involves conducting in-vivo experiments and supporting scientific research across various disciplines. The successful candidate should possess a Home Office licence, relevant experience in animal research, and excellent communication skills. Generous benefits including 28 days annual leave and substantial pension contributions are offered. Commitment to animal welfare is essential.

Benefits

Generous Leave

Pension Scheme

Health & Well-being support

Work-Life Balance initiatives

Discounted gym memberships

Qualifications

• Experience holding a Home Office licence with procedural knowledge.
• Ability to train other staff members.
• Good knowledge of ASPA and Health and Safety legislation.

Responsibilities

• Conduct in-vivo experiments and manage project timelines.
• Support Crick scientists with procedural services.
• Ensure animal welfare in all procedures.

Skills

Home Office Licence

communication skills

animal research experience

Education

Relevant qualification in laboratory animal field

Job description

A leading biomedical research institution in Greater London seeks a BRF Research Scientist specializing in phenotyping and procedural support. This full-time role involves conducting in-vivo experiments and supporting scientific research across various disciplines. The successful candidate should possess a Home Office licence, relevant experience in animal research, and excellent communication skills. Generous benefits including 28 days annual leave and substantial pension contributions are offered. Commitment to animal welfare is essential.