Lab Operations & Neurogenetics Research Technologist
Biological Sciences Division at the University of Chicago
Chicago (IL)
On-site
USD 40,000 - 60,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
A prominent university department in Chicago is seeking an individual to provide administrative and technical support for a neurogenetics research lab. This position focuses on studying brain development and neurological disorders using advanced techniques. Requirements include vocational training or a degree in biology and relevant lab experience. The role offers the chance to engage in significant biomedical research, maintain lab protocols, and work with students. This position is eligible for benefits and seeks a committed applicant for approximately three years.
Qualifications
Minimum of vocational training or equivalent experience in a related field.
Knowledge and skills developed through less than 2 years of relevant work experience.
Responsibilities
Perform pre-approved biomedical research projects.
Assist with laboratory duties and maintain research protocols.
Provide logistical support and assist with data entry.
Skills
Molecular cloning
Cell culture
Data analysis
Mouse husbandry
Team collaboration
Education
Vocational training in related field
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in biology
Job description
A prominent university department in Chicago is seeking an individual to provide administrative and technical support for a neurogenetics research lab. This position focuses on studying brain development and neurological disorders using advanced techniques. Requirements include vocational training or a degree in biology and relevant lab experience. The role offers the chance to engage in significant biomedical research, maintain lab protocols, and work with students. This position is eligible for benefits and seeks a committed applicant for approximately three years.