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ETSU Research Corporation invites applications for a Lecturer/Lab Coordinator in the College of Public Health, Department of Biomedical Health Sciences. The role focuses on teaching Introduction to Microbiology and coordinating multiple microbiology laboratories.
The candidate will set up and maintain lab spaces, prepare media and solutions, order equipment and supplies, and supervise undergraduate and graduate students. Collaboration with faculty on research will also be part of the position.
College of Public Health - Department of Biomedical Health Sciences- Lecturer/ Laboratory Coordinator Level 7- 251610.
The Lecturer/Lab Coordinator will be responsible for teaching Introduction to Microbiology. Other essential functions include being responsible for coordinating the laboratories for Introduction to Microbiology, General Microbiology, Bacterial Physiology, Pathogenic Microbiology, and Biochemistry. Duties include lab setup, lab cleanup, preparation of media, microorganisms, and solutions, as well as maintenance and ordering of equipment/chemicals/supplies and other materials as needed. Providing support to the other teaching needs of the department will be required. In addition, training and supervision of undergraduate/graduate students and staff is required. This position also serves as support to faculty performing research in the Department of Biomedical Health Sciences. Other duties may be assigned as deemed necessary.
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