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The University of Utah is seeking a Laboratory Technician for a research lab focusing on hypoxia's impact on rodent behavior. This role involves independent research on lab protocols, requiring proficiency in lab assays and data analysis. Candidates should possess a degree in life sciences and experience working with laboratory equipment and animals.
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Job Summary
Lab Tech position in a research lab on impact of hypoxia on rodent behavior and molecular markers for inflammation and oxidative stress. Applicant will consult with supervisor on lab protocols and experimental design but will then work independently on research projects. Applicant must have experience working with rats, and preferably with rodent behavioral assays. Applicant must be proficient in lab assays such as ELISA, westerns, flow cytometry, cryostat sectioning and immune histochemical staining. Applicant must be able to read experimental protocols and set up new assays in the lab with minimal supervision. Applicant should have experience with analyzing data, conducting statistical analyses, and reporting data to senior lab personnel in a timely and organized manner. Applicant should be able to communicate clearly on experiments conducted and data generated. Experience with ordering through USHOP is a plus. Experience with literature surveys and assessing new protocols to be used in the lab is a plus.
Job Summary
Lab Tech position in a research lab on impact of hypoxia on rodent behavior and molecular markers for inflammation and oxidative stress. Applicant will consult with supervisor on lab protocols and experimental design but will then work independently on research projects. Applicant must have experience working with rats, and preferably with rodent behavioral assays. Applicant must be proficient in lab assays such as ELISA, westerns, flow cytometry, cryostat sectioning and immune histochemical staining. Applicant must be able to read experimental protocols and set up new assays in the lab with minimal supervision. Applicant should have experience with analyzing data, conducting statistical analyses, and reporting data to senior lab personnel in a timely and organized manner. Applicant should be able to communicate clearly on experiments conducted and data generated. Experience with ordering through USHOP is a plus. Experience with literature surveys and assessing new protocols to be used in the lab is a plus.
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