Neurology Research Lab Tech - Muscular Dystrophy & iPSC
Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine
Richmond (VA)
On-site
USD 42,000 - 65,000
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Comprehensive health benefits
Generous tuition benefits
Retirement planning and savings options
Job summary
A leading educational institution in Richmond, Virginia, seeks an individual for a research position focusing on translational muscular dystrophy and neuromuscular research. The role entails bench work with animal and cellular models, application of molecular techniques, and project implementation. Applicants should have an associate degree in science, a minimum of 2 years of lab experience, and proficiency in laboratory techniques. This position includes comprehensive benefits and opportunities for career development.
Qualifications
2+ years of experience in a laboratory setting.
1-2 years of experience with cellular models and processing samples.
Proficient in Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Adobe.
Responsibilities
Perform animal husbandry and mouse colony maintenance.
Isolate and prepare protein, DNA, and RNA from samples.
Help implement data management systems for lab projects.
Skills
Laboratory experience
Cellular models
Excellent communication
Problem-solving skills
Time management
Education
Associate degree in science
Tools
Microsoft Office Suite
Job description
A leading educational institution in Richmond, Virginia, seeks an individual for a research position focusing on translational muscular dystrophy and neuromuscular research. The role entails bench work with animal and cellular models, application of molecular techniques, and project implementation. Applicants should have an associate degree in science, a minimum of 2 years of lab experience, and proficiency in laboratory techniques. This position includes comprehensive benefits and opportunities for career development.