Cell Culture Facility Manager: Lead Mammalian Cultures

Temple University Health System; United States; On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Temple Health, including Fox Chase Cancer Center, seeks a Cell Culture Facility Manager to oversee mammalian cell culture services and ensure adherence to SOPs. The role involves hands-on culture work and supervising CCF staff while coordinating purchases and maintaining critical equipment.

The ideal candidate has experience with 2D/3D cultures, immortalizing primary cells, iPSC work, bioprinting, and monoclonal antibody production, and will organize staff meetings to ensure high-quality

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in molecular biology, pathology, cell biology or related scientific discipline required.
• Doctorate degree in molecular biology, pathology, cell biology or related scientific discipline preferred.
• Master’s degree in molecular biology, pathology, cell biology or related scientific discipline preferred.

Responsibilities

• Supervise and train Cell Culture Facility staff.
• Interface with research investigators and staff.
• Coordinate purchases and service contracts.
• Maintain equipment.
• Organize monthly staff meetings.

Skills

Management

Leadership

Cell culture techniques

Mammalian cell biology

2D/3D culture

iPSCs differentiation

Bioprinting

Monoclonal antibody generation

Coordination/purchasing

Education

Bachelor’s Degree in molecular biology/related

Doctorate Degree in molecular biology/related (Preferred)

Master’s Degree in molecular biology/related (Preferred)

Tools

Bioprinter

Liquid nitrogen storage

Job description

Temple Health, including Fox Chase Cancer Center, seeks a Cell Culture Facility Manager to oversee mammalian cell culture services and ensure adherence to SOPs. The role involves hands-on culture work and supervising CCF staff while coordinating purchases and maintaining critical equipment.

The ideal candidate has experience with 2D/3D cultures, immortalizing primary cells, iPSC work, bioprinting, and monoclonal antibody production, and will organize staff meetings to ensure high-quality