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Davita Inc. is seeking a Lab Animal Tech II to support the MaineHealth Institute for Research Animal Facility. This role involves caring for research mice under the supervision of the Animal Facility Manager, ensuring humane treatment and proper handling. Candidates should have relevant education and certifications, working in a collaborative healthcare environment.
Description
Service/Maintenance Support
Req #: 36741
Summary
This Lab Animal Tech II position is designed for someone interested in participating in the day-to-day operation of the MaineHealth Institute for Research (MHIR) Animal Facility, under the general supervision of the Animal Facility Manager. The MHIR Animal Facility supports research projects from 20 Principal Investigator-driven research labs. We have world-class scientists working on advanced biomedical problems.
The Lab Animal Tech in this position works on a team to ensure proper care and humane treatment of approximately 7,000 mice during research. The MHIR Animal Facility is fully accredited by the AAALAC.
This is a swing position, rotating between cage maintenance and husbandry responsibilities based on the facility's needs.
This role is onsite at our Scarborough, ME research facility.
Learn more about the MaineHealth Institute for Research in this short video!
Required Minimum Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities (KSAs)Additional Information
Working at MaineHealth across Maine and New Hampshire, you'll collaborate with healthcare professionals who value their teams and communities.
We offer benefits supporting current needs and future planning, including paid parental leave, flexible work policies, student loan assistance, training, and well-being resources.
MaineHealth invests in our care team and fosters an inclusive environment where you can thrive and reach your full potential. If you're seeking a career where colleagues support one another in delivering top-tier care, apply today.
If you have questions, contact Lauren E. Robare at lauren.robare@mainehealth.org